Nice article. However, you did not elaborate or provide comparative analysis of the team's performance by establishing a benchmark by which to assess the team.
Nice article with an excellent idea but the title doesn't match it. The article deals with the government's political ambiguity and the sporting community's ineffective lobbying and managerial and coaching ineptitude.
Nice article. It's great how sports unite Bahamians from all walks of life and from different political and socio-economic backgrounds. If we can remain united on issues such as this, our efforts will not go unnoticed and will hopefully lead to a better nationally devised policy on sports.
It would be awesome to see a Bahamian swimmer, judo athlete, cyclist, or tennis player on the medal stand. I believe one day they all will achieve it.
Tones says...
Nice article. However, you did not elaborate or provide comparative analysis of the team's performance by establishing a benchmark by which to assess the team.
Nice article with an excellent idea but the title doesn't match it. The article deals with the government's political ambiguity and the sporting community's ineffective lobbying and managerial and coaching ineptitude.
Nice article. It's great how sports unite Bahamians from all walks of life and from different political and socio-economic backgrounds. If we can remain united on issues such as this, our efforts will not go unnoticed and will hopefully lead to a better nationally devised policy on sports.
It would be awesome to see a Bahamian swimmer, judo athlete, cyclist, or tennis player on the medal stand. I believe one day they all will achieve it.
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