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The Bahamas has won four medals – two silver and two bronze – at the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG) so far. The event is ongoing in Trinidad and Tobago. The silver medals came in athletics and swimming and the two bronze medals are in swimming. Action started on Saturday and wraps up today. Robert Deal III won a silver
Scotland's Matthew Ward is now 2-for-2 in boys' backstroke events at the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games taking place in Couva, Trinidad & Tobago.
A number of local swimmers were in action at the 3rd Annual Oaktree Medical Invite hosted by Mako Aquatics Club over the weekend as they looked to make the nationals standards and improve on their times. The meet took place at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Swim Complex. There were over 500 swimmers in action, including Bahamian high school
Trinidad and Tobago's junior swimmers said they exceeded their expectations at the 2023 Carifta Aquatic Championships held at the Korsou Sports Centre and Pool in Curacao over the Easter weekend. TT finished third in the medal standings with 54 medals – 22 gold, 16 silver and 16 bronze. In the open water swimming, TT added
The Bahamas, as a team, dominated the 36th CARIFTA Swimming Championships on its way to a fifth consecutive victory and seventh in the past eight meets. Leading the charge for The Bahamas in the pool were Saleste Gibson and David Singh who took home the high point awards for the 11-12 girls and boys divisions, respectively.