Swimming

Three of Barbados outstanding male swimmers have their sights set on qualifying for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics in Japan. The race is on for Jack Kirby, Alex Sobers and…

As they say, every dark cloud has a silver lining and for Pirates Swim Club the Coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) has resulted in some positive lessons to be taken away from…

Tristan Pragnell, one of Barbados’ talented junior swimmers, has achieved his dream of pursuing a full-time, four-year scholarship at Columbia University in the United States, after being accepted in the…

Dolphins Swim Club have already begun working towards making their third annual event in 2021 – a regional and international meet. President and founder of Dolphin Swim Club, Harold Lewis,…

Diego Dulieu and Danielle Treasure of Pirates Club were adjudged the Most Outstanding Senior male and female swimmers when the 2020 Barbados Aquatic Sports Association Short Course Nationals concluded on…

Familiar faces continued to deliver top performances in the pool as day three of the 2020 Barbados Aquatic Sports Association Short Course Nationals continued yesterday at the National Aquatic Centre…

The Barbados Aquatic Centre in Wildey is in for a much-needed upgrade during this national shutdown. Barbados Aquatic Sports Association (BASA) president, Tony Selby, explained that since the May 18th…

With the Barbados Aquatic Centre closed and minimal hours granted to access the beach during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) curfew, the management of Pirates Swim Club (PSC) has pooled together ideas…

The Barbados Aquatic Swimming Association (BASA) has a reputation for hosting efficient, well organised tournaments at the local, regional and international level, and one of Barbados’ best top technical administrators…

Barbadians need not be afraid of the sea and should forget the notion that the sea has no backdoor, says Director of the National Sports Council (NSC), Neil Murrell. Speaking…