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Change is one of those constants that exists from the day a person is born until the day they die. Change is an inescapable part of life, even though it can sometimes be scary and difficult. For Kieria Woodside, transitioning from junior school to high school, came the realization that if she did not get
By BRENT STUBBS bstubbs@tribunemedia.net With the support of the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association, her family and friends, young tennis sen-sation Sydney Clarke was able to surpass her goal of items received on behalf of the Bahamas Children’s Emergency Hostel. The Ministry of Sports’ 2020 Athlete of the Year held a food and toys drive yesterday at the National Tennis Centre. She’s expected to make the pres-entation to the home for underprivileged children on Thursday. “The event was a big suc-cess. I got a lot of donations. A lot of people stopped back and gave what they had, so I am...
bstubbs@tribunemedia.net Sydney Clarke, recently crowned the Ministry of Sports’ 2020 Athlete of the Year, is looking forward to giving back to the community, which has helped so far in her success as a young tennis player. Back home since November 13 from her freshman year as a member of the Blazers women’s tennis team at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Clarke has decided to stage a food and toy drive for the Bahamas Children’s Emergency Hostel. Clarke, who celebrated her 19th birthday on November 18, will be at the National Tennis Centre from 4-6 pm on Tuesday, December 22....