January 30, 2013 at 5:54 p.m.
Largest ever CAC team announced
Largest ever CAC team announced
By Don Burgess
A 60-strong team will represent Bermuda at the CAC Games next month in Puerto Rico.
The Bermuda Olympic Association announced yesterday this would be the largest CAC team ever to represent the island.
The athletes will compete in 10 sports: Athletics, Swimming, Bowling, Boxing, Gymnastics, Hockey, Sailing, Shooting, Tennis and Triathlon.
Bermuda’s bowlers make up 20 per cent of the team with 12 athletes and field hockey accounting for another 16.
Donna Watson, Bermuda Track and Field Association president, will be the chef-de-mission for the squad.
Team
The following athletes will compete for Bermuda at the CAC Games: (athletics) Latroya Darrell, Arantxa King, Shianne Smith, Aaron Evans, Harold Houston III, Tyrone Smith; (Bowling) Kathleen Christopher, Gloria Dill, Rochelle Harvey, Dianne Jones, Patricia Price, Earlene Tucker, Jermaine DeSilva , Damien Matthews, David Maycock, Lamar Richardson, LeVinc Samuels, Delmont Tucker, (Boxing) Earl Bascome, Ja’Nos Lindsay, (Gymnastics) Morgan Beckles, Rosie Finnagan; (Hockey) Ryanne Bardgett, JoAnn Bielby, Francesca Cacase, Jennifer Chisnall, LaKae Dill, Marcia Ford, Constance Francis, Latonia Fray, Helen Marshall, Jasmine Patterson, Raven Pearman, Keishae Robinson, Iman Smith, Elizabeth Stewart, Catherine Stubbs, Alexandra Wheatley; (Sailing) Sara Adderley, Rockal Evans, William Hutchings Jr, Alex Jones; (Shooting) Anthony Evans, Carl Reid, Ross Roberts; (Swimming) Kiera Aitken, Lisa Blackburn, Rebecca Sharpe, Roy-Allan Burch, Julian Fletcher, Nick Thomson; (Tennis) Caitlin Gordon, Jacklyn Lambert , Tara Lambert, Naim Azhar, Gavin Manders, David Thomas, Neil Towlson; Flora Duffy, Tyler Butterfield. n
A 60-strong team will represent Bermuda at the CAC Games next month in Puerto Rico.
The Bermuda Olympic Association announced yesterday this would be the largest CAC team ever to represent the island.
The athletes will compete in 10 sports: Athletics, Swimming, Bowling, Boxing, Gymnastics, Hockey, Sailing, Shooting, Tennis and Triathlon.
Bermuda’s bowlers make up 20 per cent of the team with 12 athletes and field hockey accounting for another 16.
Donna Watson, Bermuda Track and Field Association president, will be the chef-de-mission for the squad.
Team
The following athletes will compete for Bermuda at the CAC Games: (athletics) Latroya Darrell, Arantxa King, Shianne Smith, Aaron Evans, Harold Houston III, Tyrone Smith; (Bowling) Kathleen Christopher, Gloria Dill, Rochelle Harvey, Dianne Jones, Patricia Price, Earlene Tucker, Jermaine DeSilva , Damien Matthews, David Maycock, Lamar Richardson, LeVinc Samuels, Delmont Tucker, (Boxing) Earl Bascome, Ja’Nos Lindsay, (Gymnastics) Morgan Beckles, Rosie Finnagan; (Hockey) Ryanne Bardgett, JoAnn Bielby, Francesca Cacase, Jennifer Chisnall, LaKae Dill, Marcia Ford, Constance Francis, Latonia Fray, Helen Marshall, Jasmine Patterson, Raven Pearman, Keishae Robinson, Iman Smith, Elizabeth Stewart, Catherine Stubbs, Alexandra Wheatley; (Sailing) Sara Adderley, Rockal Evans, William Hutchings Jr, Alex Jones; (Shooting) Anthony Evans, Carl Reid, Ross Roberts; (Swimming) Kiera Aitken, Lisa Blackburn, Rebecca Sharpe, Roy-Allan Burch, Julian Fletcher, Nick Thomson; (Tennis) Caitlin Gordon, Jacklyn Lambert , Tara Lambert, Naim Azhar, Gavin Manders, David Thomas, Neil Towlson; (triathlon) Flora Duffy, Tyler Butterfield.
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