From left to right – President of the Barbados Road Tennis Association, Patrick Craigwell; Minister of Youth, Sports, and Community Empowerment, Charles Griffith; and new Road Tennis Goodwill Ambassador, Jofra Archer, pose for a photo following Monday’s...
(FP) A major initiative is on to revive the indigenous sport of road tennis in Barbados, and the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment will be leading the way with the hosting of two major National Road Tennis Tournaments. The initiative will kick...
Minister of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment, John King, officially launched the Under 16 Junior Road Tennis Tournament on Saturday. (S. Forde-Craigg/BGIS) Barbados’ first Under 16 Junior Road Tennis Tournament was held at the Pelican Craft Centre, on Saturday....
Sports Minister, Dwight Sutherland (left), playing a round of road tennis at the opening of a new court and community based tournament at Haynesville, St. James on Saturday. (F. Belgrave/BGIS) Plans are being implemented to take the indigenous Barbadian sport of road...
Sports Minister, Dwight Sutherland said it was time to develop and make road tennis a key sporting discipline, not just nationally but internationally. (FP) TheMinistry of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment and road tennis stakeholders held a consultation on...
