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TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2016

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Bowling Nationals: Get ready for the final showdown By BRENT STUBBS Senior Sports Reporter bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

t’s getting down to the final showdown as bowlers get into the swing of things this week to secure their spots in the live television roll off for the rights to be crowned the champions of the Bahamas Bowling Federation’s National Championships at Mario’s Bowling Palace on Sunday. The nationals got started last week with defending champions Driskell Rolle and Richard ‘Ritchie’ Pyfrom surging to the top of the standings after the first two game blocks. However, those positions could

change when the roll-off continues tonight with the men’s D bowlers and Wednesday when the A, B and C bowlers compete in their third blocks as the bowlers vie for the top 16 spots in the fourth round on Friday. “The numbers are down from last year, but the excitement is still brewing,” said Clayton Gardiner, tournament director. “We have some new persons who have been performing very well. “Alcondo Hepburn took the early lead, but Ritchie Pyfrom came back in the second block with an average of over 200 to catapult him back into the lead with more than 1,000 pinfalls. Alcondo wasn’t that bad. He shot a 999 in that second block.”

THREE BAHAMIANS TAKE THE SPOTLIGHT IN CLASS A MINORS By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net THE trio of Bahamians in Class A minor league baseball have moved into their second month of the season as they attempt to adjust to the increased workload of minor league promotion. Anfernee Seymour and Lucius Fox are in their first seasons of Class A while Champ Stuart is in Class-A Advanced. Seymour is in the midst of his most productive stretch of the season for the Greensboro Grasshoppers in the South Atlantic League. In his last 10 games, Seymour has hit .294 with seven runs scored and two stolen bases. Seymour, who starred for the rookie Batavia Muckdogs in the Gulf Coast League last season where he played in 64 games at shortstop with a batting average of .273, was called up in April to the Grasshoppers. Now with the shift to outfielder defensively, through 39 games thus far, Seymour is hitting .235 with 22 runs scored, 14 stolen bases and 37 stolen bases. He has recorded a slugging percentage of .242, an on-base percentage of .280 and an OPS of .522. The 20-year-old, 5’11” 165-pound Seymour was taken by the Miami Marlins with the 197th pick in round seven of the 2014 MLB Draft. This offseason he has moved up from the Marlins’ No.26 top prospect to No.13. Also in the Class A South Atlantic League, Lucius Fox made his much-anticipated pro debut this season for the San Francisco Giants. With the Augusta GreenJackets, Fox is listed as the Giants’ No.4 prospect and has eight hits in his last 10 games. In a May 15 matchup against Greenville, Fox flashed the brilliance the franchise expects to see since they signed him to a lucrative free agent contract out of high school. In his first three hit game of the season, Fox went 3-5 including a double and triple, with one RBI. After an 0-3 start in game one, Fox had the best game of his young career in game two when he went 2-5 with a home run, five RBI, two runs scored and a stolen base. In 31 games thus far, Fox is hitting .216 with 21 runs scored, 11 stolen bases, slugging .302, an on-base percentage of .326 and an OPS of .628. The 6’2” 170-pound shortstop was the most anticipated signing of the Giants International Prospect class last July. The Class-A leagues, the South Atlantic and Midwest, feature a cross

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Pyfrom currently leads with a total of 1,988 pins and an average of 198.80. Hepburn follows with 1,971 pins and a 197.10 average, trailing by 17 pins. David Slatter, one of the most consistent bowlers, is sitting in third with 1,845 pins and a 194.50 average. He is behind the leader by 43 pins. Rounding out the top five are Leonardo ‘Lee’ Davis in fourth with 1,907 pins and an average of 190.70 to trail the leader by 81 pins, while Ken Brathwaite Sr occupies the fifth spot with 1,870 pins and a 187 average. Brathwaite is 118 pins out of first place. One of the perennial bowlers to watch, Sonith ‘Kemosabee’ Lock-

hart, is sitting in 15th spot with his total of 1,761 and a 176.10 average, which has him 227 pins out of first place. “The top 16 bowl an additional block, so he’s not out of the woods just yet,” Gardiner said. “One of two persons, who didn’t bowl in the A, B or C category, could push him out depending on how they bowl on Tuesday and Thursday. Kemosabee will have to bowl a tall round on Wednesday to get in the standings.” Only the top 16 bowlers will stay alive to bowl on Friday when the finalists will be determined for Sunday’s live television roll-off. On the ladies’ side, with a limited field of competitors, Rolle has established her top position with a

Raptors even series 2-2

IN THE CLUTCH: Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry (7) controls the ball as Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving defends in the second half of last night’s Eastern Conference Finals in Toronto. The Raptors won 105-99 to tie the series at 2-2. (AP)

total pinfall of 915. Jonice Lockhart follows with 793. Last year’s runner up Janice Hoyte is in third with 836. Angela Smith holds onto fourth with 902 with her daughter Tara Culmer completing the top five with 873. “There are only 12 women competing and only the top five will advance to the final on Sunday,” Gardiner said. “So it will be interesting to see who gets in and who will be on the outside looking in.” Gardiner said they are expecting a real competitive showdown for the rest of the week as they gear up for the grand finale on Sunday at Mario’s Bowling Palace. He wants the bowling community to come out and cheer on their favourite players.

FLAG FOOTBALL NATIONAL TEAM SEARCH HITS NEW PROVIDENCE By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net THE national team search for flag football finally reached the capital as scores of hopefuls came out to the College of the Bahamas hoping to earn a spot on the final roster. The third stop on the tryout tour produced a number of promising results, despite early inclement results from the combine, according to Mel Ferguson, national team administrator. “The talent was every bite as we had anticipated,” he said. “There were four best recorded tryout times, one coming from the men’s side and two from the women’s. Theran “Matrix” Evans ran a 4.54 in the 40-yard dash and Carlene Johnson ran a 5.19, both of which were national tryout records, Carlene Johnson, Dyaria Knowles and Jade Knowles all ran a 7.50 in the 20-yard shuttle which too was a national tryout record.” At each tryout, players will undergo a series of combine tests including the 10-yard shuttle, 20-yard shuttle, three cone drill, the ‘W” drill, 40yard dash, standing broad jump, vertical jump and finally throwing and receiving skills. Tryouts took place in Exuma and Grand Bahama prior to New Providence. The schedule concludes on Friday (May 27) in Abaco. “The Selections Committee was very impressed with the competition as well as the enthusiasm displayed by the athletes attempting to make the first ever flag football national team,” Ferguson said. The team roster will be named on May 25 and any additional players from the Abaco combine will be named on May 28.

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Pro ball player Altidor gets a taste of success By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net SUCCESS at the pro level came almost immediately for Bahamian basketball player Kevin Altidor. Altidor and his Gijon Basket 2015 club claimed the championship title of the Spanish Primera Nacional basketball league and with the win, received promotion to the EBA League. In his first season with the club, Altidor made an immediate impact and that continued in the finale when he scored 17 points in his team’s 77-50 win over Castrillon. After a closely contested first half, Gijon broke the game wide open in the third quarter with a 17-2 run. They took a 64-36 lead into the fourth and easily held

on down the stretch to secure the win and advancement. Altidor, a 6’5” forward originally from Marsh Harbour, Abaco, played collegiately at Roane State Community College and later with the Young Harris College Mountain Lions. Altidor played two seasons for the Mountain Lions (201315), averaging 14.1 points and 7.9 rebounds in 53 games with 67 blocked shots and 73 steals. He averaged 14.9 points and 8.9 rebounds as the Mountain Lions advanced to the semi-finals of the Peach Belt Conference Tournament last year where he was named to the All-tournament team. Altidor attended Abaco Central High School before concluding his high school career with the CC Sweeting Cobras. In an interview with the Aba-

conian during his JuCo tenure at Roane, Altidor cited incidents in his childhood neighbourhood of Pigeon Pea as the motivation to further his education through basketball and escape negative surroundings. “Every day in the gym, I thought about it [the incident], about wanting to make a person out of myself. It drove me to try to make it. I was willing to go the extra mile, even try for the NBA.” He said: “I want to be an example for all the younger kids growing up in the Mud or in the Peas.” Altidor joined the Spanish club in November 2015 and the team was in the midst of a middling 0-4 start to the season. The Primera Division is the fifth level in the Spanish league with the best teams promoted to Liga EBA.

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RASHEED CAREY (seated on the left) with his team Asa Miami Silver Storms, after they won the NJCAA title.

College tennis aces making a name for themselves in NJCAA Nationals GRAND Bahamian Rasheed Carey and Shannon Francis are playing very well for their respective college teams in the 2016 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Men’s Division National Championships. Carey’s team, Asa Miami Silver Storms, was able to win the national title in their programme’s first year of NJCAA competition. He played well as the No.5 five player for Asa Miami, but lost 4-6 3-6 and in doubles play, the sophomore and teammate Zarazua also lost 3-6, 3-6. ASA Miami narrowly edged out the 45-point effort from runner-up Seminole State (Oklahoma) with a 47-point victory. The Silver Storms have been crowned king of the courts. The college’s women’s team also won the NJCAA which speaks volumes for the tennis programme at the institution. Francis, playing for Prairie State College, lost his NJCAA singles consolation match 8-5 as flight 3, but put up a very good fight playing the No. 6 seed in the tournament. He played No. 1 flight in doubles. Francis, along with his partner Diaz, won the first round but lost to Tyler College 7-5, 6-7. The tie break was 5-7. Prairie State, the 2016 Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference champions, have one of the strongest tennis programmes in the

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region. “These two men have done very good in college tennis play this year and we expect more great things from Rasheed and Shannon in the future,” said Perry Newton, the public relations officer for the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association. “They have represented their countries previously on national teams and now with the excellent training they are receiving in college they are advancing on the college men’s tennis field. “This year we have had a plethora of young Bahamians who performed well in tennis college play and we expect this to continue well into the future as the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association continues to encourage and mould the upcoming tennis athletes.”

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SHANNON FRANCIS in action for Prairie State College.

FREEDOM FARM BASEBALL GETS A FINANCIAL BOOST BAHAMIAN Baseball programme Freedom Farm received a financial boost to help them bolster their competitive sporting programmes, a network of leagues reaching over 600 young athletes. Freedom Farm received sponsorships from longtime supporter CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank to assist with equipment and operational expenses. According to Marie RodlandAllen, managing director of CIBC FirstCaribbean, the bank continues its faithful support due to the organisation’s exemplary dedication to the development of youth through sports. “Sports play an integral part in developing discipline, self-esteem, and opportunities for children. Each of these organisations has demonstrated an amazing commitment to advancing Bahamian youth of all backgrounds through their activities, to proven results. CIBC FirstCaribbean is proud to be a continuous supporter of outstanding programmes like Freedom Farm,” she said. CIBC FirstCaribbean has supported Freedom Farm for 10 years. The annual sponsorships provide uniforms and equipment for at least one team each year, focusing on teams in the 11-12 and 13-15 year divisions.

SHERWIN HILTON, business support manager, and Katrice Darville-Sweeting, senior relationship manager, present a cheque to Andrew Thompson, treasurer for Freedom Farm.

Said Andrew Thompson, treasurer and board member of Freedom Farm: “CIBC FirstCaribbean has always been very supportive of baseball throughout the years and we like working with them because some of their staff are involved in the programme. “We have added two women’s

The Bahamas will host the the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) World Championships September 7-12 in Grand Bahama. This year marks the eighth edition of the IFAF World Championship, a bi-annual tournament for senior national teams in 5-on-5 flag football and has separate competitions for men and women. Competing countries in this year’s event will include Austria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Guatemala, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama and the USA. The two additional countries could be Brazil and Honduras if they win the medal rounds of the Americas qualifying tournament. There are 28 teams participating with a contingent of up to 20 persons per team. That would mean approximately 560 athletes and coaches descending on Grand Bahama during the five-day tournament.

softball divisions recently so sponsorship is more important than ever, so we thank CIBC FirstCaribbean for being such a generous and reliable sponsor.” The gifts are courtesy of the FirstCaribbean International Comtrust Foundation, a Caribbean-wide initiative which ensures

that one per cent of the bank’s profits reach important causes which are selected by employees. Focus on youth is a major component of CIBC FirstCaribbean’s four-pronged social impact policy which also promotes health & wellness, staff volunteerism, and environmental causes.

section of players like Seymour - moving up from the short season and rookie leagues, as well as those like Fox - the occasional experienced first-year player. These leagues play a full, 140 game schedule, which runs from the first week of April through the first week of September. In the Class A Advanced league, Champ Stuart continues his stint with the New York Mets organisation. Through 38 games in the Florida State League, with the St Lucie Mets, Stuart is hitting .244 with 13 RBI and five stolen bases. He has also totalled an on-base percentage of .331 and an OPS of .733. The four-year veteran received the highlight of his career when he got the Major League call-up in spring training. Stuart made an appearance as a pinch runner in the final Grapefruit League game for the Mets in a loss to the Washington Nationals. In his second season in Class A-Advanced, Stuart started out the season with a promising multiple hits in five of his first eight games. In 2013, Stuart was selected out of Brevard College by the New York Mets in the sixth round with the 176th pick. The Class A-Advanced level is often a second or third promotion for minor league players, although a few high first-round draftees, particularly those with college experience, begin at this level. These leagues play a complete season like Triple-A and Double-A, April through early September.

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Lakers bank on Simmons and good free agents I’M not trying to get ahead of myself here in this one, a few more things need to fall into place. Specifically who goes No.1 in the upcoming NBA Draft. Hypothetically let’s say it plays out like this. Philadelphia, being Philadelphia, don’t go with the obvious and selects Duke forward Brandon Ingram at No.1 (thank God they didn’t take another centre) allowing the Lakers to grab ultratalented Louisiana State University forward Ben Simmons. The Lakers roster that will be inherited by incoming head coach Luke Walton will look like this: Guard: Jordan Clarkson Point Guard: DeAngelo Russell Forward: Julius Randall Forward: Ben Simmons Bench Forward: Anthony Brown Forward: Larry Nance Jr Guard: Lou Williams Forward Brandon Bass will exercise his player option and opt out of his contract, to become an unrestricted free agent. Guard Nick Young and all his baggage will be traded in a salary dump to a team that

wants his expiring contract. So that leaves the Lakers, who have the most money to spend in free agency ($68.5m to be exact), eight spots to fill with potential superstar starters and key contributors to make up a potent bench. In the weeks leading up to free agency I will highlight potential free agents who can be added to the mix, that will put the Lakers back into relevance and playoff contention. • Here’s a look at my first four - two starters and two key pieces to the bench. DeMar DeRozan Raptors An unrestricted free agent, DeRozan is the top realistic option for the Lakers. He’s from Los Angeles and, although he loves Toronto, the lure of playing for the Lakers gives the team a shot at landing him. He will command a max deal no matter what, and the Lakers can afford him. He would fill a major need at Small Forward, although his high-volume style of shooting might not be the best fit for the Lakers. Al Horford - Hawks Much like Festus Ezeli, Horford will fill a big need

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at centre. He will turn 30 this off-season but should have several years left in him. Another max player, Horford might very well leave Atlanta. He would be a great fit in Los Angeles and the Lakers will likely offer him a max deal.

Festus Ezeli - Warriors The Lakers lack a true center, Ezeli is due for a pay day, and Luke Walton’s presence as Head Coach could help the Lakers land him. Ezeli adds a complimentary defensive physical

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presence to go along with talented third-year forward Julius Randall. Also Ezili has never had the opportunity to start and shine. He is definitely on the rise at only 26 and not to mention his familiarity with Walton, he can get the younger Lakers to buy into Walton’s philosophy which makes him an even more enticing addition. Kent Bazemore - Hawks Bazemore actually played for the Lakers near the end of the 2013-14 season. He has become a totally different player in Atlanta, developing into a true ‘3-and-D’ player.

That’s exactly what the Lakers need, and Bazemore shouldn’t break the bank or be a max contract, so it makes perfect sense and quality bench depth. The Lakers lack players on the wing and Bazemore would help fill a major need. Until next week, go hard or go home! • Naughty presents ‘Mischief and Mayhem in da AM’ from 6am to 10am, Monday to Friday and ‘The Press Box’ sports talk show on Sunday from 10am to 1pm, on KISS FM 96.1. Comments and questions to naughty@ tribunemedia.net

Bahamas Judo Open champions emerge THE Bahamas Judo Open was held this past weekend and 73 athletes from five clubs vied for the position of Bahamas Judo Open champion in their respective divisions. The tournament featured several new faces to Bahamas Judo who have been recruited specifically for CARIFTA 2017 and Commonwealth Games 2017 in addition to international medallists who sought to retain their position. Pan Am medallist Kentico Forbes beat out newcomer Deleon Sweeting to win the over 73kg division. Desmond Bootle from Abaco dominated the field in under 73 division, beating out rival Andrew Munnings, who is a multiple times international medallist. Under 60 was won by Devonte Sweeting over Javon Eyre.

ON THE MAT: Judo athletes in action in the Bahamas Judo Open tournament over the weekend. In the girls’ divisions, Faith Rae won the O70kg division beating out US Junior Open medallist Rachel Rolle. Tranice Cum-

berbatch became the U15 medium champion defeating Asia Bullard. “This was a very tough tournament and I am

THE OFFICIAL RESULTS Clubs: Abaco Judo, Carmichael Judo, Eastwood Judo, Holy Family, Lyford Cay. Boys 6 Small – 1st Tyrique Moss – Holy Family, 2nd Malachi Mitchell – Holy Family, 3rd Yema – Eastwood Judo, 3rd Amaury Tabary-Devisme – Lyford Cay Judo. Boys 6 Medium – 1st Christian S. – Eastwood Judo, 2nd Deashino Whymes – Holy Family, 3rd Lucien – Holy Family, 3rd Teagan Wilkinson- Eastwood Judo. Boys 8 Small – 1st Keith – Eastwood Judo, 2nd Phillip –Eastwood Judo 3rd Renaldo – Holy Family, 3rd Dylan Wells– Lyford Cay, 3rd Xavier – Eastwood Judo. Boys 8-11 Medium – 1st Luca Chiacchiari – Lyford Cay, 2nd Brandon Cox – Holy Family, 3rd Joshua Fynes – Holy Family, 3rd Jetaime Andrews - Carmichael Judo, 3rd Daivon Forbes. Boys 9 Medium – 1st Xavion Johnson- Eastwood Judo, 2nd Nathan Gittens- Holy Family, 3rd Arik Rolle – Holy Family, 3rd Caden Wells- Lyford Cay. Girls 10 Small – 1st Sara Thompson – Eastwood Judo, 2nd Arianna Mitchell- Holy Family, 3rd Sika Hounforti – Eastwood Judo, 3rd Keonya Hanilto – Carmichael Judo. Boys 10-11 Medium – 1st Jacquel Simmon – Eastwood Judo, 2nd Gerald Georges – Holy Family, 3rd Anton Gottberg – Lyford Cay, 3rd Genson Pageot- Holy Family, 3rd Soneal Pageot – Holy Family. Boys U15 Medium – 1st Davante Sweeting – Holy Family, 2nd Javon Eyre – Holy Family, 3rd Alex Strachan – Holy Family, 3rd Daniel Strachan – Holy Family. Boys U15 Small – 1st Trevor Cumberbatch – Holy Family, 2nd Matthew Gittens – Holy Family, 3rd Renneil – Carmichael Judo, 3rd Marcus Smith – Holy Family. Female U15 Medium – 1st Tranice Cumberbatch – Holy Family, 2nd Asia Bullard – Holy Family, 3rd Jasmine Russell – Holy Family, 3rd Naja – Holy Family. Female U18 – 1st Faith Rae – Holy Family, 2nd Zyre Rolle – Holy Family, 3rd Rachael Rolle – Abaco Judo, 3rd Brianna – Holy Family. Male U73kg – 1st Desmond Bootle – Abaco Judo, 2nd Andrew Munnings – Holy Family, 3rd Ethan Cuffy – Eastwood Judo, 3rd Joshua Mcfall – Holy Family. Male O73kg – 1st Kentico Forbes – Holy Family, 2nd Daleon Sweeting- Holy Family, 3rd Deon Charite – Holy Family, 3rd Dominic Smith – Holy Family.

pleased with the athletes’ development to date,” said D’Arcy Rahming Jr, Bahamas Judo head coach. “It is interesting that the majority of our top competitors are already international medallists. And even the newcomers who have international experience also

rose to the top. Our goal is to deepen our bench with the CARIFTA Elite Judo Talent Selection Summer Camp.” The Summer Camp will be held at Holy Family Catholic Church Activity Center on Robinson Road June 27 to August 27. Ages

GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTES $9,000 TO GRAND BAHAMA REGATTA IN JULY MINISTER for Grand Bahama Dr Michael Darville yesterday made a cheque presentation on behalf of the Government to members of the Grand Bahama Regatta and Homecoming Committee. At the ministry, with the cheque in the amount

of $9,000, the minister appealed to corporate Grand Bahama to also step up and make contributions so that the event will be a success. The 21st Annual Grand Bahama Regatta is scheduled to be held July 22-24 at Taino Beach.

CHEQUE FOR GB REGATTA: Shown (l-r) during the presentation are Elizabeth Grant, committee member, Minister Darville and Chervita Campbell, chief councillor and chairman of the regatta committee. Photo by Vandyke Hepburn/BIS

Photos by Brenda Lee Rae 7 - 16 are eligible to apply. It will be free to persons born in the year 2000, 2001 and 2002. Interested persons should contact allstarbahamas@gmail.com.

SPORTS NOTES JUNIOR GOLF CAMP THE Fourteen Clubs Golf Academy, headed by Georgette Rolle, is all set to hold its Summer Junior Golf Camp June 13 to August 18 in the Bahamas Golf Federation’s Driving Range at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex. The camp is designed for youngsters between the ages of four and 17 years. The cost is $100, but discounts will be provided for families with multiple children attending. All cheques are to be made payable to Fourteen Clubs Golf Academy. All camps will be conducted from Monday to Thursday each week from 8:30am to 12:30pm. Golf clubs will be provided, but all campers are urged to bring a cap, water bottle and snacks. The campers will be taught the basic rules in their golf technical skills, short game and the rules of the game. There will also be video presentations on golf swinging. BSC BASKETBALL PLAYOFF THE Baptist Sports Council will complete its basketball league’s championship picture tonight at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex starting at 6pm when Eagles Nest take on the Good Samaritan for the rights to advance to the bestof-three championship series on Saturday.

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RESULTS: FRANK PANCHO RAHMING NATIONAL PRIMARY SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS • RESULTS of the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Frank “Pancho” Rahming National Primary School Track & Field Championships, held last week at the Thomas A Robinson Track and Field Stadium, are listed below: Girls 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY A Finals - (w: -0.3) 1, 423 Black, Leniqua, Martin Town Prim, 13.29. 2, 26 Woodside, Teana, C W Sawyer Schoo, 14.01. 3, 467 Russell, Halicia, North Andros & C, 14.03. 4, 916 Gibson, Chelsea, Walter Parker Pr, 14.24. 5, 148 Cooper, Khendia, Cleveland Eneas, 14.37. 6, 799 Lightbourne, Denika, Temple Christian, 14.38. 7, 46 Duclas, Monisha, Central Abaco Pr, 14.76. 8, 41 Valcourt, Javonya, Centerville Prim, 14.87. Girls 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY A Finals - 1, 41 Valcourt, Javonya, Centerville Prim, 1:02.96. 2, 423 Black, Leniqua, Martin Town Prim, 1:03.10. 3, 805 Neilly, Kasha, Temple Christian, 1:04.92. 4, 808 Russell, N’Kel, Temple Christian, 1:05.00. 5, 55 Russell, Gershan, Central Abaco Pr, 1:08.38. 6, 918 Knowles, Latalia, Walter Parker Pr, 1:10.69. 7, 408 Turnquest, Kendera, Long Island Dist, 1:10.70. 8, 913 Albury, Indiya, Walter Parker Pr, 1:11.08. Girls 800 Metre Run CATEGORY A Finals - 1, 55 Russell, Gershan, Central Abaco Pr, 2:36.80. 2, 913 Albury, Indiya, Walter Parker Pr, 2:45.43. 3, 408 Turnquest, Kendera, Long Island Dist, 2:47.74. 4, 805 Neilly, Kasha, Temple Christian, 2:48.27. 5, 189 Armbrister, Deonique, Eleuthera All St, 2:50.07. 6, 808 Russell, N’Kel, Temple Christian, 2:50.98. 7, 512 Donaldson, Shannon, Queens College, 2:58.80. 8, 428 Sullivan, Tavia, Martin Town Prim, 3:15.28. Girls Long Jump CATEGORY A - 1, 423 Black, Leniqua, Martin Town Prim, 4.68m, w:NWI. 2, 918 Knowles, Latalia, Walter Parker Pr, 4.08m, w:NWI. 3, 512 Donaldson, Shannon, Queens College, 3.80m, w:NWI. 4, 599 Clarke, Jada, St. Andrews, 3.71m, w:NWI. 5, 401 Burrows, Fredricka, Long Island Dist, 3.32m, w:NWI. 6, 890 Elzera, Rosevalyne, Uriah McPhee Sch, 3.31m, w:NWI. 7, 348 Bethel, Janet, Hugh Campbell Pr, 3.28m, w:NWI. 8, 805 Neilly, Kasha, Temple Christian, 3.05m, w:NWI. 9, 656 Smith, Caden, St. Anne’s Schoo, 2.88m, w:NWI. 10, 79 Burrows, Jasmine, Charles W. Saund, 2.85m, w:NWI. 11, 363 Conyers, Channah, Jordan Prince Wi, 2.84m, w:NWI. 12, 723 Ferguson, Arianna, St. Johns, 2.67m, w:NWI. Girls Shot Put CATEGORY A - 1, 457 Hanna, Distiny, North Andros & C, 8.54m. 2, 804 Murphy, Gabriell, Temple Christian, 7.49m. 3, 16 Higgs, Janay, C W Sawyer Schoo, 7.33m. 4, 195 Falconer, Jasmine, Eleuthera All St, 7.30m. 5, 49 Gerve, Sholanda, Central Abaco Pr, 6.88m. 6, 400 Adderley, Knia, Long Island Dist, 6.66m. 7, 549 Delancy, Shakara, See-Saw Christia, 6.19m. 8, 649 Munroe, Marina, St. Anne’s Schoo, 6.18m. 9, 737 Wemyss, Nefertiti, St. Johns, 5.85m. 10, 518 Woodside, Aaliyah, Queens College, 5.81m. 11, 368 Roberts, Drea, Jordan Prince Wi, 5.78m. 12, 850 Williams, D’Naja, Trinity Christia, 5.75m. 13, 611 Wong, Brianna, St. Andrews, 4.77m. 14, 916 Gibson, Chelsea, Walter Parker Pr, 4.12m. 15, 552 Francios, Tonysha, See-Saw Christia, 4.00m. 16, 297 Russell, Tatiana, Freedom Baptist, 3.92m. Girls 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - (w: 1.0) 1, 349 Dean, Stephanique, Hugh Campbell Pr, 13.46. 2, 389 Taylor, Karis, Kindsway Academy, 13.67. 3, 422 Alcime, Ariella, Martin Town Prim, 13.71. 4, 802 Munroe, Kendrea, Temple Christian, 13.91. 5, 810 Wright, Nya, Temple Christian, 14.11. 6, 516 Richards, Nia, Queens College, 14.16. 7, 156 Williams, Shorneka, Cleveland Eneas, 14.40. Girls 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - (w: -0.2) 1, 349 Dean, Stephanique, Hugh Campbell Pr, 27.54. 2, 11 Archer, Paige, C W Sawyer Schoo, 27.71. 3, 389 Taylor, Karis, Kindsway Academy, 27.99. 4, 422 Alcime, Ariella, Martin Town Prim, 28.38. 5, 388 Taylor, Adonya, Kindsway Academy, 29.23. 6, 54 Penn, Quincy, Central Abaco Pr, 29.32. 7, 156 Williams, Shorneka, Cleveland Eneas, 29.53. Girls 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - 1, 779 Smith, Alexandra, Tabernacle Bapti, 1:04.46. 2, 11 Archer, Paige, C W Sawyer Schoo, 1:04.88. 3, 86 Kemp, Breyanna, Charles W. Saund, 1:05.99. 4, 154 Pratt, Raven, Cleveland Eneas, 1:06.69. 5, 23 Sears, Sherinque, C W Sawyer Schoo, 1:07.47. 6, 517 Thompson, Lanique, Queens College, 1:07.87. 7, 759 Bastian, Reginae, Sunland Baptist, 1:08.28. 8, 56 Strachan, Vonzel, Central Abaco Pr, 1:08.82. Girls 1200 Metre Run CATEGORY B - 1, 832 Mackey, Jasmine, TG Glover Primar, 4:14.43. 2, 920 Lightbourne, Akaya, Walter Parker Pr, 4:15.50. 3, 511 CuffyBethel, Devin, Queens College, 4:19.94. 4, 86 Kemp, Breyanna, Charles W. Saund, 4:26.84. 5, 147 Armbrister, Carlyssia, Cleveland Eneas, 4:36.21. 6, 399 Adderley, Jasmine, Long Island Dist, 4:38.94. 7, 801 Maycock, Ezthia, Temple Christian, 4:40.08. 8, 56 Strachan, Vonzel, Central Abaco Pr, 4:40.40. 9, 427 Saint Louis, Sierre, Martin Town Prim, 4:43.81. 10, 797 Bain, Shadon, Temple Christian, 4:51.06. 11, 759 Bastian, Reginae, Sunland Baptist, 4:54.35. 12, 652 Paul, Vineva, St. Anne’s Schoo, 4:58.63. 13, 644 Gibson, Alexia, St. Anne’s Schoo, 4:59.77. 14, 126 Jones, Sonae, Claridge Primary, 5:10.77. 15, 424 Miller, Shadia, Martin Town Prim, 5:12.05. 16, 733 Smith, Tania, St. Johns, 5:17.48. 17, 958 Petit-Home, Ronika, Eleuthera All St, 5:20.52. 18, 25 Turnquest, Taja, C W Sawyer Schoo, 5:26.88. 19, 954 Fernander, Delisha, Walter Parker Pr, 5:35.75. 20, 547 Dames, Alaysia, See-Saw Christia, 5:41.39. 21, 957 Ward, Cierra, Eleuthera All St, 5:54.64. 22, 553 Gruerrier, Maliya, See-Saw Christia, 6:00.64. 23, 728 Mackey, Sienna, St. Johns, 6:01.61. Girls High Jump CATEGORY B - 1, 11 Archer, Paige, C W Sawyer Schoo, 1.24m. 2, 802 Munroe, Kendrea, Temple Christian, 1.20m. 3, 948 Townsend, Jazz, Freeport Primary, 1.18m. 4, 54 Penn, Quincy, Central Abaco Pr, 1.14m. 5, 80 Butler, Rickia, Charles W. Saund, J1.14m. 6, 1 Buzzi, Tatiana, Bishop Michael E, 1.10m.

CHAMPIONS: Temple Christian Academy Suns won the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Frank “Pancho” Rahming National Primary School Track and Field Championships. Some of the students can be seen here celebrating with Elmo after winning the meet.

TEMPLE Christian Suns athletes show off their team trophies. 7, 349 Dean, Stephanique, Hugh Campbell Pr, 1.08m. 8, 914 Andrews, Tanecia, Walter Parker Pr, 1.06m. 9, 516 Richards, Nia, Queens College, 1.04m. 9, 207 Neilly, Verniece Eleuthera All St, 1.04m. 11, 733 Smith, Tania, St. Johns, 0.97m. 12, 644 Gibson, Alexia, St. Anne’s Schoo, 0.92m. --, 613 Wood, Daria, St. Andrews, NH. Girls Other Ball Throw CATEGORY B - 1, 447 Arnette, Jewel, North Andros & C, 36.21m. 2, 648 Moss, Keianna, St. Anne’s Schoo, 32.35m. 3, 762 Kelly, Syazha, Sunland Baptist, 30.82m. 4, 510 Brown, G’Shan, Queens College, 29.86m. 5, 318 Fernander, Hilary, Garvin Tynes Pri, 27.13m. 6, 922 Williams, Ciara, Walter Parker Pr, 27.07m. 7, 89 Newbold, Mleak, Charles W. Saund, 25.91m. 8, 533 Gibson, Gabrielle, RN Gomez, 25.43m. 9, 596 Carey, Tonesha, St. Andrews, 24.49m. 10, 23 Sears, Sherinque, C W Sawyer Schoo, 24.28m. 11, 972 Carey, Shanti, Eleuthera All St, 24.12m. 12, 362 Charlton, Lorri, Jordan Prince Wi, 22.64m. 13, 405 Roker, Renae, Long Island Dist, 21.71m. 14, 559 North, Opara, See-Saw Christia, 20.67m. 15, 492 Deveaux, Donica, Old Bight Primar, 20.55m. 16, 614 Young, Ianna, St. Andrews, 19.67m. 17, 797 Bain, Shadon, Temple Christian, 19.23m. 18, 351 Sargent, Marvanique, Hugh Campbell Pr, 17.04m. 19, 832 Mackey, Jasmine, TG Glover Primar, 15.11m. 20, 726 Johnson, Jaydah, St. Johns, 13.39m. Girls 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - (w: -3.6) 1, 949 Thompson, Phoebe, Freeport Primary, 14.96. 2, 83 Demeritte, Shanyann, Charles W. Saund, 15.44. 3, 270 Levarity, Greer, Faith Way Christ, 15.63. 4, 602 Heastie, Danielle, St. Andrews, 15.64. 5, 352 Seymour, Wendejah, Hugh Campbell Pr, 15.72. 6, 24 Smith, Breanna, C W Sawyer Schoo, 15.85. 7, 463 Pratt, Tyla, North Andros & C, 15.94. 8, 798 Dean, Darvinique, Temple Christian, 15.96. Girls 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - (w: -2.0) 1, 949 Thompson, Phoebe, Freeport Primary, 31.04. 2, 83 Demeritte, Shanyann, Charles W. Saund, 31.51. 3, 798 Dean, Darvinique, Temple Christian, 31.69. 4, 725 Griffith, Elayna, St. Johns, 31.78. 5, 352 Seymour, Wendejah, Hugh Campbell Pr, 32.18. 6, 235 Ebanks, Dijonae, Exuma Scorpions, 32.52. 7, 800 Marshall, Azarria, Temple Christian, 32.94. 8, 951 Thompson, Rispah, Freeport Primary, 33.36. Girls 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - 1, 270 Levarity, Greer, Faith Way Christ, 1:13.83. 2, 645 Grant, Chinara, St. Anne’s Schoo, 1:15.19. 3, 602 Heastie, Danielle, St. Andrews, 1:15.23. 4, 153 Nabbie,

Jamiah, Cleveland Eneas, 1:17.35. 5, 459 Jones, Myrha, North Andros & C, 1:19.73. 6, 871 Roon, Marisol, United Estates P, 1:20.87. 7, 149 Daxon, Shantaveia, Cleveland Eneas, 1:22.87. 8, 235 Ebanks, Dijonae, Exuma Scorpions, 1:26.79. Girls Long Jump CATEGORY C 1, 463 Pratt, Tyla, North Andros & C, 3.77m, w:NWI. 2, 949 Thompson, Phoebe, Freeport Primary, 3.55m, w:NWI. 3, 650 Nixon, Tiana, St. Anne’s Schoo, 3.37m, w:NWI. 4, 202 Mackey, Kymia, Eleuthera All St, 3.35m, w:NWI. 5, 153 Nabbie, Jamiah, Cleveland Eneas, 3.23m, w:NWI. 6, 798 Dean, Darvinique, Temple Christian, 3.11m, w:NWI. 7, 24 Smith, Breanna, C W Sawyer Schoo, J3.11m, w:NWI. 8, 515 Lyons, Raashi, Queens College, 3.03m, w:NWI. 9, 919 Knowles, Mya, Walter Parker Pr, 2.82m, w:NWI. 10, 729 Miller, Raven, St. Johns, 2.73m, w:NWI. 11, 956 Black, Lenique, Martin Town Prim, 2.72m, w:NWI. 12, 869 Knowles, Genesis, United Estates P, 2.60m, w:NWI. 13, 597 Cheetham, Sienna, St. Andrews, 2.29m, w:NWI. 14, 565 Ward, Dajah, See-Saw Christia, 2.21m, w:NWI. Girls Other Soft Ball Throw CATEGORY C - 1, 598 Clarke, Alanna, St. Andrews, 26.91m. 2, 917 Hanna, Takiethra, Walter Parker Pr, 25.50m. 3, 654 Poiter, Kyi, St. Anne’s Schoo, 23.44m. 4, 209 Thompson, Lanicia, Eleuthera All St, 20.58m. 5, 800 Marshall, Azarria, Temple Christian, 19.65m. 6, 966 Jarrette, Anya, C W Sawyer Schoo, 17.90m. 7, 129 Simmons, Valeinique, Claridge Primary, 16.17m. 8, 735 Turnquest, Savannah, St. Johns, 15.54m. 9, 534 Knowles, Kyla, RN Gomez, 13.13m. 10, 835 Wallace, Zariah, TG Glover Primar, 12.28m. 11, 780 Smith, Alexis, Tabernacle Bapti, 11.33m. 12, 563 Shakespeare, Bernique, See-Saw Christia, 6.52m. Girls 75 Metre Dash CATEGORY D 1, 811 Wright, Sarsha, Temple Christian, 12.84, w:-0.2. 2, 809 Watson, Nataya, Temple Christian, 12.96, w:0.6. 3, 643 George, Trinity, St. Anne’s Schoo, 12.98, w:-0.2. 4, 92 Russell, Adeya, Charles W. Saund, 13.15, w:0.6. 5, 326 Smith, Caitly, Garvin Tynes Pri, 13.33, w:1.0. 6, 194 Demeritte, Alia, Eleuthera All St, 13.39, w:1.0. 7, 464 Previlus, Chandeline, North Andros & C, 13.42, w:-0.4. 8, 45 Curry, Arianna, Central Abaco Pr, 13.48, w:-0.2. 9, 466 Robinson, Naveah, North Andros & C, 13.53, w:-0.4. 10, 719 Butler, Ana, St. Johns, 13.55, w:1.9. 11, 557 Miller, Takai, See-Saw Christia, 13.56, w:0.6. 11, 21 Morrison, D’Vayah, C W Sawyer Schoo, 13.56, w:-0.4. 13, 760 Bas tian, Reiee, Sunland Baptist, 13.63, w:1.0.

14, 328 Taylor, Jasmine, Garvin Tynes Pri, 13.65, w:0.6. 15, 872 Smith, Solange, United Estates P, 13.68, w:1.0. 16, 653 Penn, Talia, St. Anne’s Schoo, 13.69, w:1.9. 17, 233 Adderley, Soniajah, Exuma Scorpions, 13.79, w:-0.2. 18, 425 Pierre, Ashley, Martin Town Prim, 13.86, w:1.0. 19, 273 Knowles, Tenelle, Faith Way Christ, 13.95, w:1.9. 20, 50 Henry, Bianca, Central Abaco Pr, 14.04, w:1.9. 21, 961 Johnson, Caja, Claridge Primary, 14.10, w:1.9. 22, 718 Bain, Khiana, St. Johns, 14.13, w:1.0. 23, 191 Bethel, Kennissa, Eleuthera All St, 14.31, w:-0.4. 23, 833 Mackey, Naveah, TG Glover Primar, 14.31, w:-0.2. 25, 90 Rolle, Jamayah, Charles W. Saund, 14.32, w:-0.4. 26, 426 Rolle, Tianna, Martin Town Prim, 14.47, w:-0.4. 27, 361 Bethel, Teilia, Jordan Prince Wi, 15.17, w:-0.2. 28, 407 Taylor, Mkiah, Long Island Dist, 15.72, w:0.6. 29, 364 Darville, Rashae, Jordan Prince Wi, 16.13, w:0.6. 30, 601 Ferguson, Courtney, St. Andrews, 16.84, w:1.0. 31, 290 Devurse, Nadia, Freedom Baptist, 18.95, w:-0.2. Girls 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY D - 1, 394 Thompson, Tejha, Lewis Yard Prima, 35.82, w:-0.1. 2, 811 Wright, Sarsha, Temple Christian, 36.01, w:-0.5. 3, 643 George, Trinity, St. Anne’s Schoo, 36.25, w:-0.9. 4, 425 Pierre, Ashley, Martin Town Prim, 37.28, w:-0.1. 5, 328 Taylor, Jasmine, Garvin Tynes Pri, 37.32, w:-0.2. 6, 326 Smith, Caitly, Garvin Tynes Pri, 37.39, w:0.5. 7, 21 Morrison, D’Vayah, C W Sawyer Schoo, 37.55, w:-0.8. 8, 557 Miller, Takai, See-Saw Christia, 37.67, w:-0.8. 9, 809Watson, Nataya, Temple Christian, 37.75, w:0.2. 10, 719 Butler, Ana, St. Johns, 38.48, w:-0.1. 11, 87 Kemp, Breyteisha, Charles W. Saund, 39.75, w:-0.5. 12, 45 Curry, Arianna, Central Abaco Pr, 39.81, w:-0.9. 13, 718 Bain, Khiana, St. Johns, 40.14, w:-0.2. 14, 426 Rolle, Tianna, Martin Town Prim, 40.37, w:-0.2. 15, 961 Johnson, Caja, Claridge Primary, 40.40, w:-0.8. 16, 18 McIntosh, Ida, C W Sawyer Schoo, 40.79, w:-0.5. 17, 760 Bastian, Reiee, Sunland Baptist, 40.84, w:-0.9. 18, 833 Mackey, Naveah, TG Glover Primar, 40.94, w:-0.2. 19, 50 Henry, Bianca, Central Abaco Pr, 41.02, w:-0.5. 20, 653 Penn, Talia, St. Anne’s Schoo, 41.11, w:-0.8. 21, 192 Brown, Tracy, Eleuthera All St, 42.56, w:-0.9. 22, 273 Knowles, Tenelle, Faith Way Christ, 44.22, w:-0.9. 23, 962 Scott, Trenae, Claridge Primary, 44.33, w:-0.1. 24, 191 Bethel, Kennissa, Eleuthera All St, 44.91, w:-0.8. 25, 85 Kemp, Bernice, Charles W. Saund, 45.02, w:-0.9. 26, 464 Previlus, Chandeline, North Andros & C, 45.13, w:-0.1. 27, 407 Taylor, Mkiah, Long Island Dist, 47.57, w:-0.8. 28, 364 Darville, Rashae, Jordan Prince Wi, 49.02, w:-0.9. 29, 290 Devurse, Nadia, Freedom Baptist, 49.64, w:-0.9. 30, 601 Ferguson, Courtney, St. Andrews, 53.59, w:-0.5. Girls 4x100 Metre Relay CATEGORY OPEN E - 1, Temple Christian School ‘A’ 55.56. 2, C W Sawyer School ‘A’ 56.36. 3, Walter Parker Primary ‘A’ 56.38. 4, North Andros & Central Andros ‘A’ 56.41. 5, Martin Town Primary ‘A’ 56.70. 6, Central Abaco Primary ‘A’ 57.12. 7, Cleveland Eneas Primary ‘A’ 58.43. 8, Kindsway Academy ‘A’ 58.47. 9, Queens College ‘A’ 58.60. 10, Hugh Campbell Primary ‘A’ 59.04. 11, Sunland Baptist A’ 1:00.15. 12, Claridge Primary ‘A’ 1:00.20. 13, Charles W. Saunders ‘A’ 1:00.38. 14, Garvin Tynes Primary ‘A’ 1:00.58. 15, TG Glover Primary ‘A’ 1:01.12. 16, Eleuthera All Star ‘A’ 1:01.51. 17, St. Anne’s School ‘A’ 1:02.78. 18, Uriah McPhee School ‘A’ 1:03.49. 19, Long Island District ‘A’ 1:03.80. 20, St. Johns College ‘A’ 1:04.22. 21, Faith Way Christian Academy ‘A’ 1:04.63. 22, Jordan Prince Williams Primary ‘A’ 1:04.91. 23, United Estates Primary ‘A’ 1:05.03. 24, Trinity Christian School ‘A’ 1:05.17. 25, Exuma Scorpions ‘A’ 1:05.69. 26, See-Saw Christian Academy ‘A’ 1:12.25. Girls 4x400 Metre Relay CATEGORY OPEN E - 1, C W Sawyer School ‘A’ 4:38.18. 2, Temple Christian School ‘A’ 4:43.12. 3, Martin Town Primary ‘A’ 4:44.27. 4, Central Abaco Primary ‘A’ 4:46.06. 5, TG Glover Primary ‘A’ 4:46.24. 6, Queens College ‘A’ 4:49.24. 7, Cleveland Eneas Primary ‘A’ 4:53.28. 8, Walter Parker Primary ‘A’ 4:55.92. 9, Claridge Primary ‘A’ 4:58.10. 10, Long Island District ‘A’ 5:04.01. 11, Eleuthera All Star ‘A’ 5:10.14. 12, North Andros & Central Andros ‘A’ 5:10.86. 13, Garvin Tynes Primary ‘A’ 5:11.36. 14, St. Johns College ‘A’ 5:13.62. 15, Sunland Baptist ‘A’ 5:13.96. 16, St. Anne’s School ‘A’ 5:24.84. 17, Uriah McPhee School ‘A’ 5:41.30. 18, United Estates Primary ‘A’ 6:00.38. 19, Exuma Scorpions ‘A’ 6:12.31. 20, See-Saw Christian Academy ‘A’ 6:17.53.

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RESULTS: FRANK PANCHO RAHMING NATIONAL PRIMARY SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS • RESULTS of the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Frank “Pancho” Rahming National Primary School Track & Field Championships, held last week at the Thomas A Robinson Track and Field Stadium, are listed below: Boys 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY A Finals - (w: 0.1) 1, 71 Nelson, Richard, Central Abaco Pr, 12.48. 2, 430 Campbell, Zion, Martin Town Prim, 12.66. 3, 435 Smith, Shamar, Martin Town Prim, 12.70. 4, 358 Saunders, Javar, Hugh Campbell Pr, 13.38. 5, 64 Delia, James, Central Abaco Pr, 13.42. 6, 377 Labranche, Ronold, Jordan Prince Wi, 13.64. 7, 520 Dean, Kayden, Queens College, 13.77. 8, 674 Munroe, Kristin, St. Anne’s Schoo, 14.01. Boys 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY A Finals - 1, 435 Smith, Shamar, Martin Town Prim, 1:00.46. 2, 75 Tergenus, Loceinski, Central Abaco Pr, 1:01.19. 3, 901 Barr, Kevin, Uriah McPhee Sch, 1:01.51. 4, 820 Missick, Theon, Temple Christian, 1:01.54. 5, 483 Papageorge, Leonard, North Andros & C, 1:03.43. 6, 430 Campbell, Zion, Martin Town Prim, 1:04.63. 7, 286 Simmons, Ethan, Faith Way Christ, 1:06.47. 8, 933 Roker, Takai, Walter Parker Pr, 1:17.58. Boys 800 Metre Run CATEGORY A Finals - 1, 226 Pierre, Sedian, Eleuthera All St, 2:30.33. 2, 67 Louis, Louiderson, Central Abaco Pr, 2:31.70. 3, 933 Roker, Takai, Walter Parker Pr, 2:32.65. 4, 259 Petit, Lubyshard, Exuma Scorpions, 2:34.51. 5, 131 Boyer, Paulindo, Claridge Primary, 2:36.39. 6, 823 Pinder, Torran, Temple Christian, 2:37.88. 7, 337 Martin, Evince, Garvin Tynes Pri, 2:42.28. 8, 433 Laing, Navardo, Martin Town Prim, 2:50.69. Boys Long Jump CATEGORY A - 1, 435 Smith, Shamar, Martin Town Prim, 5.07m, w:NWI. 2, 75 Tergenus, Loceinski, Central Abaco Pr, 4.62m, w:NWI. 3, 901 Barr, Kevin, Uriah McPhee Sch, 4.61m, w:NWI. 4, 525 Moss, Jason, Queens College, 4.47m, w:NWI. 5, 939 Stuart, Robert, Freeport Primary, 4.45m, w:NWI. 6, 476 Foster, Correy, North Andros & C, 4.24m, w:NWI. 7, 64 Delia, James, Central Abaco Pr, 4.17m, w:NWI. 8, 410 Deal, Aidan, Long Island Dist, 4.14m, w:NWI. 9, 357 Petit-Dos, Julien, Hugh Campbell Pr, 4.07m, w:NWI. 10, 377 Labranche, Ronold, Jordan Prince Wi, 3.97m, w:NWI. 11, 820 Missick, Theon, Temple Christian, 3.96m, w:NWI. 12, 674 Munroe, Kristin, St. Anne’s Schoo, 3.94m, w:NWI. 13, 230 Symonette, Charles, Eleuthera All St, 3.84m, w:NWI. 14, 749 Knowles, Kenzie, St. Johns, 3.81m, w:NWI. 15, 311 Pratt, Leonardo, Freedom Baptist, 3.80m, w:NWI. 16, 934 Williams, Kenneth, Walter Parker Pr, 3.76m, w:NWI. 17, 6 Bellot, Shelbie, Bishop Michael E, 3.65m, w:NWI. 18, 837 Strachan, Tadari, TG Glover Primar, 3.44m, w:NWI. 19, 593 Sweeting, Sherado, See-Saw Christia, 3.42m, w:NWI. 20, 788 Johnson, Demario, Tabernacle Bapti, 3.41m, w:NWI. 21, 136 Jean, Edwin, Claridge Primary, 3.16m, w:NWI. 22, 288 Symonette, Arland, Faith Way Christ, 3.15m, w:NWI. 23, 884 Lightbourn, Jaden, United Estates P, 2.73m, w:NWI. 24, 499 Brown, Kendon, Old Bight Primar, 2.44m, w:NWI. Boys Triple Jump CATEGORY A - 1, 146 Woodside, Jason, Claridge Primary, 9.56m, w:NWI. 2, 820 Missick, Theon, Temple Christian, 9.44m, w:NWI. 3, 530 Strachan, Zayne, Queens College, 9.15m, w:NWI. 4, 415 Lockhart, Horace, Long Island Dist, 8.94m, w:NWI. 5, 911 Simms, Marvin, Uriah McPhee Sch, 8.93m, w:NWI. 6, 161 Saunders, Pharell, Cleveland Eneas, 8.58m, w:NWI. 7, 973 Martin, Kendrick, Eleuthera All St, 8.57m, w:NWI. 8, 409 Baker, Mason, Long Island Dist, 8.08m, w:NWI. --, 484 Rolle, Dario, North Andros & C, FOUL. --, 934 Williams, Kenneth, Walter Parker Pr, FOUL. Boys Shot Put CATEGORY A - 1, 520 Dean, Kayden, Queens College, 11.54m. 2, 909 Larrimore, William, Uriah McPhee Sch, 9.69m. 3, 72 Pierre, Leonardo, Central Abaco Pr, 8.87m. 4, 159 Johnson, Elkin, Cleveland Eneas, 8.40m. 5, 219 Fraser, Darius, Eleuthera All St, 8.37m. 6, 358 Saunders, Javar, Hugh Campbell Pr, 8.11m. 7, 570 Hepburn, William, See-Saw Christia, 7.90m. 8, 341 Pierre-Louis, Marlon, Garvin Tynes Pri, 7.61m. 9, 131 Boyer, Paulindo, Claridge Primary, 7.49m. 10, 823 Pinder, Torran, Temple Christian, 7.30m. 11, 39 Spence, Jamal, C W Sawyer Schoo, 7.21m. 12, 664 Gardiner, Joshua, St. Anne’s Schoo, 7.11m. 13, 384 Subaran, Deion, Jordan Prince Wi, 6.67m. 14, 747 Humes, Nathanial, St. Johns, 6.17m. 15, 619 Coston, Dhane, St. Andrews, 6.11m. Boys 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - (w: -0.7) 1, 935 Tate, Rojade, Sweeting Cay, 13.26. 2, 836 Ermulus, Daniele, TG Glover Primar, 13.34. 3, 926 Forbes, Van, Walter Parker Pr, 13.82. 4, 333 Gray, Kristopher, Garvin Tynes Pri, 13.94. 5, 813 Cartwright, Michael, Temple Christian, 14.01. 6, 65 Fenelus, Ryzen, Central Abaco Pr, 14.10. 7, 815 Chandler, Matthew, Temple Christian, 14.15. Boys 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - (w: 0.6) 1, 836 Ermulus, Daniele, TG Glover Primar, 26.73. 2, 935 Tate, Rojade, Sweeting Cay, 27.08. 3, 926 Forbes, Van, Walter Parker Pr, 27.18. 4, 8 Fishbacher, Erich, Bishop Michael E, 27.34. 5, 813 Cartwright, Michael, Temple Christian, 28.14. 6, 938 Williams, Jordon, Freeport Primary, 28.16. 7, 815 Chandler, Matthew, Temple Christian, 28.36. 8, 932 Newman, Alijah, Walter Parker Pr, 29.55. Boys 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY B Finals - 1, 276 Bain, Kyle, Faith Way Christ, 1:06.00. 2, 160 McKenzie, Garvin, Cleveland Eneas, 1:06.02. 3, 142 Roker, Sheran, Claridge Primary, 1:06.75. 4, 822 Moree, Frankey, Temple Christian, 1:07.46. 5, 666 Gray, Philip, St. Anne’s Schoo, 1:09.12. 6, 132 Bullard, Prez, Claridge Primary, 1:11.13. 7, 925 Davis, Samuel, Walter Parker Pr, 1:12.01. --, 929 Johnson, Lynden, Walter Parker Pr, DNF. Boys 1200 Metre Run CATEGORY B 1, 276 Bain, Kyle, Faith Way Christ, 4:17.54. 2, 743 David, Damani, St. Johns, 4:18.57. 3, 157 Clayton, Alan, Cleveland Eneas, 4:21.04. 4, 420 Rolle, Kirkwood, Long Island Dist, 4:24.92. 5, 943 Lightbourn, Shel-

PROUD parents celebrate with the trophies won by the Temple Christian Academy Suns. don, Freeport Primary, 4:25.07. 6, 224 Munroe, Brunson, Eleuthera All St, 4:30.83. 7, 822 Moree, Frankey, Temple Christian, 4:30.88. 8, 232 Winder, Alvino, Eleuthera All St, 4:37.73. 9, 141 Philippe, Wilmond, Claridge Primary, 4:39.23. 10, 821 Mitchell, Shariq, Temple Christian, 4:40.03. 11, 257 Michel, Alanno, Exuma Scorpions, 4:40.59. 12, 30 Davis, Lamont, C W Sawyer Schoo, 4:42.77. 13, 411 Garland, Ryan, Long Island Dist, 4:42.85. 14, 931 McIntosh, Keshawn, Walter Parker Pr, 4:47.65. 15, 928 Hanna, Donnie, Walter Parker Pr, 4:52.40. 16, 144 Sanon, Georgelain, Claridge Primary, 4:53.06. 17, 738 Anjum, Muhammad, St. Johns, 4:53.15. 18, 121 Winder, Raywind, Charles W. Saund, 5:08.20. 19, 660 Bosland, Msaana, St. Anne’s Schoo, 5:39.44. 20, 444 Johnson, Andre, Mt. Carmel Schoo, 5:42.08. 21, 857 Portier, Alfred, Trinity Christia, 5:50.25. 22, 445 Johnson, Andrew, Mt. Carmel Schoo, 5:53.06. 23, 539 Butler, Elvis, RN Gomez, 6:34.62. 24, 372 Bain, Kai, Jordan Prince Wi, 6:35.24. 25, 333 Gray, Kristopher, Garvin Tynes Pri, 7:52.52. Boys High Jump CATEGORY B - 1, 8 Fishbacher, Erich, Bishop Michael E, 1.33m. 2, 220 Hall, Denero, Eleuthera All St, 1.30m. 3, 744 Dawkins, D’Angelo, St. Johns, J1.30m. 4, 526 Motimer, Christian, Queens College, 1.25m. 5, 666 Gray, Philip, St. Anne’s Schoo, J1.25m. 6, 342 Robinson, Tayshawn, Garvin Tynes Pri, 1.20m. 7, 932 Newman, Alijah, Walter Parker Pr, J1.20m. 8, 139 Joseph, Jay-onn, Claridge Primary, 1.15m. 9, 821 Mitchell, Shariq, Temple Christian, J1.15m. 10, 478 Lynden, Romero, North Andros & C, 1.10m. 11, 630 Munroe, Jayden, St. Andrews, 1.05m. 12, 501 LaFleur, John, Old Bight Primar, 1.00m. Boys Other Ball Throw CATEGORY B - 1, 929 Johnson, Lynden, Walter Parker Pr, 46.50m. 2, 822 Moree, Frankey, Temple Christian, 43.97m. 3, 751 Pinder, Rohajae, St. Johns, 42.90m. 4, 527 Munnings, Jadyn, Queens College, 41.52m. 5, 679 Wells, Chercorie, St. Anne’s Schoo, 39.97m. 6, 216 Delevaux, John, Eleuthera All St, 38.58m. 7, 40 Sturrup, Joshua, C W Sawyer Schoo, 38.47m. 8, 935 Tate, Rojade, Sweeting Cay, 38.23m. 9, 66 Laguerre, Clinton, Central Abaco Pr, 37.45m. 10, 768 Fyne, Byron, Sunland Baptist, 35.16m. 11, 420 Rolle, Kirkwood, Long Island Dist, 34.79m. 12, 794 Williams, Tyquon, Tabernacle Bapti, 34.62m. 13, 333 Gray, Kristopher, Garvin Tynes Pri, 34.10m. 14, 474 Coleby, Jaquan, North Andros & C, 33.13m. 15, 373 Conyers, Lloyd, Jordan Prince Wi, 32.18m. 16, 622 Dupuch, Ben, St. Andrews, 31.69m. 17, 540 Fleuridor, Shannah, RN Gomez, 29.62m. 18, 413 Knowles, Dawson, Long Island Dist, 27.30m. 19, 584 Musgrove, Barron, See-Saw Christia, 22.00m. Boys 100 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - (w: 0.3) 1, 624 Heastie, William, St. Andrews, 14.17. 2, 930 Kelly, Ayden, Walter Parker Pr, 14.39. 3, 360 Williams, Danajh, Hugh Campbell Pr, 14.50. 4, 431 Conliffe, Tyrone, Martin Town Prim, 14.51. 5, 212 Butler, Lamont, Eleuthera All St, 14.52. 6, 970 Evans, Theno, North Andros & C, 14.56. 7, 824 Rolle, John, Temple Christian, 14.95. Boys 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - (w: 2.4) 1, 431 Conliffe, Tyrone, Martin Town Prim, 29.21. 2, 927 Gordon, Quinton, Walter Parker Pr, 30.07. 3, 824 Rolle, John, Temple Christian, 30.26. 4, 143 Rolle, Bryson, Claridge Primary, 30.38. 5, 34 Pratt, Darius, C W Sawyer Schoo, 30.39. 6, 923 Bain, Aiden, Walter Parker Pr, 31.17. 7, 212 Butler, Lamont, Eleuthera All St, 32.73. 8, 329 Armbrister, J’Kio, Garvin Tynes Pri, 34.39. Boys 400 Metre Dash CATEGORY C Finals - 1, 143 Rolle, Bryson, Claridge Primary, 1:09.23. 2, 475 Evans, Thereno, North Andros & C, 1:10.91. 3, 825 Sweeting, Anthony, Temple Christian, 1:12.08. 4, 826 Sweeting, Jonathon, Temple Christian, 1:12.76. 5, 923 Bain, Aiden, Walter Parker Pr, 1:13.30. 6, 110 Kemp, Breck, Charles W. Saund, 1:16.02. 7, 432 Henfield, Zaiah, Martin Town Prim, 1:16.95. 8, 140 Newton, Camron, Claridge Primary, 1:30.17. Boys Long Jump CATEGORY C - 1, 431 Conliffe, Tyrone, Martin Town Prim, 3.85m, w:NWI. 2, 927 Gordon, Quinton, Walter Parker Pr, 3.83m, w:NWI. 3, 223 Martin, Johnathon, Eleuthera All St, 3.52m, w:NWI. 4, 766 Burrows, D’Nado, Sunland Baptist, 3.39m, w:NWI. 5, 356 Fishchbacher, Gregory, Hugh Campbell Pr, 3.32m, w:NWI. 6, 528 Pratt, Durron, Queens College, 3.24m, w:NWI. 7, 252 Gray, Jumari, Exuma Scorpions, 3.22m, w:NWI. 8, 750 Lewis Jr., Reynualt, St. Johns, 3.19m, w:NWI. 9, 825 Sweeting, Anthony, Temple Christian, J3.19m, w:NWI. 10, 73 Robinson, Tavon, Central Abaco Pr, 3.08m, w:NWI. 11, 658 Bartlett, Mikhail,

COACH Sherry Francis celebrates with Darvinique Dean, winner of the bronze medal in the girls’ under-10 200 metres. St. Anne’s Schoo, 3.01m, w:NWI. 12, 140 Newton, Camron, Claridge Primary, 2.95m, w:NWI. 13, 860 Saunders, Donald, Trinity Christia, J2.95m, w:NWI. 14, 902 Cezalien, Brian, Uriah McPhee Sch, 2.82m, w:NWI. 15, 545 Winder, Terrance, RN Gomez, 2.75m, w:NWI. 16, 376 Labranche, Rolnny, Jordan Prince Wi, 2.68m, w:NWI. 17, 573 Lamm, Trevor, See-Saw Christia, 2.31m, w:NWI. Boys Other Soft Ball Throw CATEGORY C - 1, 817 Culmer, Rohan, Temple Christian, 40.40m. 2, 924 Cooper, Jason, Walter Parker Pr, 40.03m. 3, 490 Woodside, Cameron, North Andros & C, 33.30m. 4, 904 Elliott, Rossino, Uriah McPhee Sch, 33.01m. 5, 212 Butler, Lamont, Eleuthera All St, 29.72m. 6, 58 Brown, Osaiah, Central Abaco Pr, 29.70m. 7, 360 Williams, Danajh, Hugh Campbell Pr, 27.82m. 8, 882 Knowles, K’Vann, United Estates P, 26.61m. 9, 617 Cheetham, Jordan, St. Andrews, 26.55m. 10, 397 Roker, Isaiah, Lewis Yard Prima, 25.18m. 11, 590 Sullian, Cayden, See-Saw Christia, 23.39m. 12, 378 Missick, Giovanni, Jordan Prince Wi, 23.27m. 13, 545 Winder, Terrance, RN Gomez, 23.18m. 14, 752 Pratt, Cameron, St. Johns, 19.88m. 15, 260 Romer, Clinton, Exuma Scorpions, 19.23m. 16, 675 Powell, Kamani, St. Anne’s Schoo, 18.39m. Boys 75 Metre Dash CATEGORY D - 1, 33 Higgs, Johnathan, C W Sawyer Schoo, 12.02, w:NWI. 2, 258 Murphy, Ramon, Exuma Scorpions, 12.24, w:-1.9. 3, 57 Baptiste, Chancey, Central Abaco Pr, 12.45, w:NWI. 4, 748 Johnson, Cordi, St. Johns, 12.57, w:-1.1. 5, 816 Cleare, Braeden, Temple Christian, 12.67, w:-1.9. 6, 416 Lopez, Antone, Long Island Dist, 12.73, w:-1.1. 7, 814 Chandler, Caleb, Temple Christian, 12.73, w:NWI. 7, 944 Williams, Jalen, Freeport Primary, 12.73, w:-1.4. 9, 489 Williams, Matthew, North Andros & C, 12.78, w:NWI. 10, 482 Nixon, Shevano, North Andros & C, 12.79, w:-2.8. 11, 907 Gibson, Javison, Uriah McPhee Sch, 12.81, w:-1.4. 12, 76 Victor, Thierry, Central Abaco Pr, 12.95, w:-1.1. 13, 213 Butler, Leonardo, Eleuthera All St, 12.97, w:-1.4. 14, 346 Walker, Nathan, Garvin Tynes Pri, 12.98, w:NWI. 15, 280 Stuart, Glenroy, Faith Way Christ, 13.04, w:-1.4. 16, 960 Ingraham, Kayden, Claridge Primary, 13.13, w:-1.1. 17, 755 Rolle Jr., Leonard, St. Johns, 13.14, w:-1.9. 18, 228 Strachan, Ethan, Eleuthera All St, 13.17, w:NWI. 19, 963 Roker, Zion, Claridge Primary, 13.38, w:-1.9. 20, 248 Bullard, Elmacko, Exuma Scorpions, 13.65, w:1.1. 21, 37 Rodgers, Lawrence, C W Sawyer Schoo, 13.75, w:-2.8. 22, 881 Knowles, Kamari, United Estates P, 13.80, w:-2.8. 23, 569 Guerrier, Malik, See-Saw Christia, 13.81, w:-1.1. 24, 380 Moss, Myles, Jordan Prince Wi, 13.84, w:-1.4. 25, 339 Mortimer, Jeremiah, Garvin Tynes Pri, 13.94, w:-1.4. 26, 306 Hepburn, Hulan, Freedom Baptist, 14.07, w:-2.8. 27, 633 Russell, Trace, St. Andrews, 14.13, w:-2.8. 28, 667 Hanchell, Lheerin, St. Anne’s Schoo, 14.42, w:-2.8. 29, 621 Davis, Correll, St. Andrews, 14.55, w:1.4. 30, 875 Carey, Kiano, United Estates P, 14.76, w:NWI. 31, 671 McCarthy, Denali, St. Anne’s Schoo, 16.59, w:-1.9. 32, 309 Lazard, Javan, Freedom Baptist, 18.86, w:-1.1. Boys 200 Metre Dash CATEGORY D - 1, 33 Higgs, Johnathan, C W Saw-

yer Schoo, 33.30, w:-0.9. 2, 814 Chandler, Caleb, Temple Christian, 33.50, w:-2.4. 3, 827 Thompson, Zhyon, Temple Christian, 33.87, w:-0.4. 4, 944 Williams, Jalen, Freeport Primary, 34.64, w:-2.4. 5, 907 Gibson, Javison, Uriah McPhee Sch, 34.68, w:1.9. 6, 214 Culmer, Jadon, Eleuthera All St, 34.90, w:1.9. 7, 960 Ingraham, Kayden, Claridge Primary, 35.26, w:-0.9. 8, 346 Walker, Nathan, Garvin Tynes Pri, 35.41, w:-0.9. 9, 76 Victor, Thierry, Central Abaco Pr, 35.95, w:1.1. 10, 57 Baptiste, Chancey, Central Abaco Pr, 36.39, w:-2.4. 11, 963 Roker, Zion, Claridge Primary, 36.42, w:1.1. 12, 258 Murphy, Ramon, Exuma Scorpions, 36.75, w:-0.4. 13, 37 Rodgers, Lawrence, C Sawyer Schoo, 37.10, w:1.1. 14, 748 Johnson, Cordi, St. Johns, 37.85, w:-0.4. 15, 339 Mortimer, Jeremiah, Garvin Tynes Pri, 37.86, w:-0.4. 16, 594 Woodside, Ulric, See-Saw Christia, 38.13, w:-2.4. 17, 280 Stuart, Glenroy, Faith Way Christ, 38.21, w:1.9. 18, 755 Rolle Jr., Leonard, St. Johns, 38.33, w:1.9. 19, 616 Carroll, Lance, St. Andrews, 38.54, w:-2.4. 20, 228 Strachan, Ethan, Eleuthera All St, 39.77, w:-0.9. 21, 248 Bullard, Elmacko, Exuma Scorpions, 40.29, w:-0.9. 22, 380 Moss, Myles, Jordan Prince Wi, 41.08, w:1.9. 23, 662 Cartwright, Mahkai, St. Anne’s Schoo, 41.24, w:-0.4. 24, 621 Davis, Correll, St. Andrews, 41.52, w:-0.9. 25, 591 Sweeting, Israel, See-Saw Christia, 42.41, w:1.9. 26, 306 Hepburn, Hulan, Freedom Baptist, 43.13, w:-2.4. 27, 310 Pennerman, Judah, Freedom Baptist, 56.78, w:1.1. Boys 4x100 Metre Relay CATEGORY OPEN E - 1, Martin Town Primary ‘A’ 53.17. 2, Central Abaco Primary ‘A’ 53.61. 3, Garvin Tynes Primary ‘A’ 55.18. 4, North Andros & Central Andros ‘A’ 55.62. 5, Hugh Campbell Primary ‘A’ 55.66. 6, Temple Christian School ‘A’ 55.86. 7, Queens College ‘A’ 56.24. 8, Claridge Primary ‘A’ 56.77. 9, Faith Way Christian Academy ‘A’ 56.86. 10, Walter Parker Primary ‘A’ 56.87. 11, Charles W. Saunders ‘A’ 57.73. 12, C W Sawyer School ‘A’ 57.80. 13, Uriah McPhee School ‘A’ 57.91. 14, St. Anne’s School ‘A’ 58.78. 15, Freeport Primary ‘A’ 58.93. 16, Long Island District ‘A’ 59.22. 17, Exuma Scorpions ‘A’ 59.91. 18, Jordan Prince Williams Primary ‘A’ 59.94. 19, St. Johns College ‘A’ 1:00.96. 20, United Estates Primary ‘A’ 1:01.27. 21, Eleuthera All Star ‘A’ 1:01.33. 22, Trinity Christian School ‘A’ 1:04.47. 23, See-Saw Christian Academy ‘A’ 1:05.20. Boys 4x400 Metre Relay CATEGORY OPEN E - 1, Martin Town Primary ‘A’ 4:24.03. 2, Temple Christian School ‘A’ 4:25.76. 3, Central Abaco Primary ‘A’ 4:34.13. 4, Uriah McPhee School ‘A’ 4:36.04. 5, St. Johns College ‘A’ 4:36.11. 6, Walter Parker Primary ‘A’ 4:37.69. 7, C W Sawyer School ‘A’ 4:38.31. 8, Cleveland Eneas Primary ‘A’ 4:40.20. 9, Claridge Primary ‘A’ 4:42.56. 10, North Andros & Central Andros ‘A’ 4:45.60. 11, Long Island District ‘A’ 4:49.89. 12, Eleuthera All Star ‘A’ 4:50.10. 13, Freeport Primary ‘A’ 4:50.80. 14, Garvin Tynes Primary ‘A’ 4:50.88. 15, Faith Way Christian Academy ‘A’ 4:50.96. 16, Queens College ‘A’ 4:57.02. 17, Exuma Scorpions ‘A’ 5:03.62. 18, Mt. Carmel School ‘A’ 5:26.06. 19, United Estates Primary ‘A’ 5:26.55. 20, St. Anne’s School ‘A’ 5:32.95. 21, See-Saw Christian Academy ‘A’ 6:07.83.

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Tuesday, May 24, 2016, PAGE 7E

Wawrinka can chuckle after avoiding historic loss in Paris By HOWARD FENDRICH AP Tennis Writer PARIS (AP) — So, Stan Wawrinka was asked, were you aware that in the long history of the French Open, no defending champion ever had lost in the first round? “No,” Wawrinka replied quickly, his arms crossed, the hint of a smirk on his scruffy face. After waiting a comedic beat, he added with a chuckle: “And it’s still not the case, so it’s good.” Sure, by then, it was easy for the 2015 champion at Roland Garros to kid around, because he barely avoided making the sort of history no athlete would embrace. Eventually warming up on a gray, chilly afternoon, and twice coming back from a set down, Wawrinka edged 59th-ranked Lukas Rosol of the Czech Republic 4-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 yesterday to sneak into the second round. “I know that physically

I’m stronger than he is, and I knew that he was going to decline a little bit,” said the No. 3-seeded Wawrinka said. “That’s exactly what happened.” Something similar transpired several hours later, when No. 2 Andy Murray faced an even greater deficit, dropping the first two sets against 128th-ranked qualifier Radek Stepanek, who at 37 is the oldest man in the field. Their match didn’t finish, though, suspended until today because of darkness. After the net-charging Stepanek raced to a 6-3, 6-3 lead, his legs began to falter, and Murray started to work his way back into the match. The two-time major champion took the third set 6-0, and was up a break at 4-2 in the fourth when they stopped. As dusk began to arrive — there are no artificial lights at Roland Garros — Murray accused his opponent of gamesmanship, complaining to the chair

umpire that Stepanek was trying to delay the proceedings. “How many things can he do to slow the play down?” Murray said after Stepanek headed to the locker room before the third set, adding: “Keep an eye on how long this toilet break is.” After returning to the court, Stepanek changed shirts, drawing a warning for wasting time. If he was hoping to force the match to a second day, it worked. While Stepanek can rest and regroup before resuming his bid to make Murray the tournament’s first No. 2 seed to bow out in the first round since Pete Sampras in 2000, Rosol had no such opportunity to gather himself. Only four times in the history of the clay-court tournament, which began admitting non-French players in 1925, had the defending champion even lost as early as the second round — most recently Juan Car-

DEFENDING champion Stan Wawrinka celebrates after defeating Lukas Rosol yesterday in their first round match of the French Open at the Roland Garros stadium. (AP) an Open, before getting No. 2 a year ago at Roland Garros by beating No. 1 Novak Djokovic in the final. And Rosol? He never has made it past the third round in 20 appearances at major tournaments and began the day with a 110-136 career record in tour-level matches. Still, this would not have been the first significant and surprising victory of his career: Rosol defeated No. 1 Rafael Nadal in the second round at Wimbledon in 2012, displaying the

los Ferrero in 2004. And early on against Rosol, nothing went Wawrinka’s way. Even his terrific backhand was problematic, including one shank that landed well long to end the third set. In all, Wawrinka made 46 unforced errors, 17 on the backhand side, creating the possibility of what earlier was a tough-toenvision result for all sorts of reasons. Wawrinka is a two-time Grand Slam title winner, having broken through with his first at the 2014 Australi-

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same sort of go-for-broke, flat groundstrokes and intimidating serve he used to such great effect against Wawrinka. Consider, too, also the past record between Wawrinka and Rosol. They had played four times previously, with Wawrinka winning each time, most recently on Friday on red clay at Geneva en route to the title there. But 72 hours later, on the same surface but in a far more important setting, Wawrinka was troubled by Rosol.

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TRAINING DAY: Baha Juniors Football Club members in training for the annual Disney Memorial Soccer Tournament this weekend in Orlando, Florida. Photos by Tim Clarke/Tribune Staff

Baha Juniors looking forward to a weekend of fun in Disneyland By BRENT STUBBS Senior Sports Reporter bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

total of three teams made up of 41 players from the Baha Juniors Football Club is headed off to Orlando, Florida, this weekend to participate in the annual Disney Memorial Soccer Tournament. Last year, organiser Marcus Cheetham only took the under-9 team to the tournament but, this year, he’s expanding the contingent to include the under-10 and under-12 teams as well. “The club wants to expose these kids as much as possible to soccer, whether it’s locally or internationally, so the kids know how they compete against other players in the region,” Cheetham said. “It’s the end of the season, we are combining a bit of fun so they are going to Disney and they will play in a tournament where in three days, they have more than 1,100 soccer games. It goes from ages eight all the way up to 19 with three different levels at each level.” Baha Juniors will be the only international team competing in the tournament, which Cheetham said is there way to expose the local players to a system in which they can be viewed for the possibility of securing athletic scholarships in the future. The Bahamian contingent, which will be ac-

YOUNG SOCCER STARS EXCITED OVER ANNUAL DISNEY MEMORIAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT IN ORLANDO

companied by 44 adults, is scheduled to leave town on Friday and return on Tuesday. Each team will play a total of three games between Saturday and Sunday and, if they advance, will play in the playoff and championship on Monday. Cheetham said the preparation for the trip began since September last year. He noted that the response has been such that they were able to basically take

over the Jet Blue flight. He added that a sports group in Orlando has made all of the ground arrangements for their five-day stay. Hopefully in the future, Cheetham said they would like to branch out and travel as far as Europe to compete. “We just want to encourage the kids to see what it’s like,” he said. “Most of the kids who went last year will be going again this year. So

we are really excited about taking the team to Orlando this year.” The teams travelling this year comprise of the following: • U-12 team, coached by Marcus Cheetham, include: Kyle Marshall, Amand Andorra, MacKenzie McDowall, Joshua Agreeb, Maverick d’Arville, Nathan Blackman, Hayden Buckner, Jason Spurlock, Luca Bonetti, Massimo

D’Alessandro, Connor Knowles and Adrian Aguilar-Montecelos. The team will play out of the Silver Bracket A, which will include the FCBESCOLA Forida Blue, Strictly Soccer FC Select and West Pines United FC Jimenez. Three divisions make up their field. • U-10 team, coached by Brent Roberts and Edward Bethel, are: Colin Glinton, Jason Cates, Brandon

Jones, Cameron Eldon, Bronnan d’Arville, Finley Chappell, Deron Ferguson, Luke Johnson, Elias Bhatti and Jaxon Bethel. The team will play out of the Bronze II Bracket C, which comprises of No Miami Maccabi PBS-FC/XC Teal, Sunrise Elite and Pinecrest Premier. There are four brackets in their field. U-9 team, coached by Sean Raine and Mario Pavan, are: Joshua Cates, Jordan Cheetham, Luca Pavan, Rueben Edgecombe, Enea Gervasni, Conry Raine, Lorenzo Andolina, Christopher Hartnell, Alex Eneas and Owen Cates. The team will compete out of the Silver II Bracket C, which includes LWR Premier FC, Real Miami Madrid and West Pasco FC. There are also a couple of players who will be travelling and participating on the Fort Lauderdale Select teams, including Zachary Knowles, Brittany Pilcher, Vivian Saddleton, Daniella Gomez, Julia Raine and Isabella Gomez. “We are excited about taking these teams to the tournament,” Cheetham said. “We know that they will represent us very well and have some fun at the same time in Disneyland.”