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...
(FP) Minister of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment, Dwight Sutherland, recently met with the President and representatives of the Barbados Road Tennis Association to discuss the future of road tennis in Barbados. During the exploratory meeting, Minister...
Road Tennis in Barbados is about to be more inclusive than ever before. Sports Minister, Stephen Lashley, made this disclosure recently during the launch of the Special Needs Inter-School Road Tennis Tournament 2017, which was held in his Ministry’s conference room in...
Registration is now open for the Inter-Parish Road Tennis Tournament 2017-2018. Competition for this year will take place in the following categories: Senior Men ‘A’; Senior Men ‘B’; Ladies; 14 years to 18 years old – Male and Female; 13 years and under – Male and...
