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Lockhart Reaches New Karting Milestones

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – At just ten years old, Lenox Lockhart is already making history in motorsport by becoming the first Bahamian to win a major karting title in the United States.

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October 7, 2025

10th Year Seniors

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – At just ten years old, Lenox Lockhart is already making history in motorsport.

The Bahamian Racer has dominated the American karting circuit, winning titles in Florida, Indiana, and Wisconsin while also becoming the first Bahamian to win a major karting title in the United States.

Lenox currently drives for Team Sodi by Velocity Racing. Over the past four years, he has racked up 19 wins, 38 podiums, and 40 top-five finishes.

Next up, he’ll compete at the RMC US Trophy Finals in Indiana, with his eyes set on qualifying for the Rotax Grand Finals in Bahrain — where he plans to represent the Bahamas on the world stage.

His decision to race for the Bahamas, instead of the United States, has been celebrated by the Bahamas Motorsport Association, calling him a “historic talent.”

Lockhart says he loves the culture, the people, and the feeling of being home. His ultimate goal is to one day drive in Formula One, following in the footsteps of his hero, Charles Leclerc.

The ten-year-old speedster continues chasing his dream and carrying the Bahamian flag into the fast lane of world motorsport.

BRIDGEWATER STARS IN RETURN TO BYERS

Domnick Bridgewater has returned to Fos Provence byers in France’s NM1 league, back to the club where his journey first began at the cadet level.

This season, Bridgewater is averaging 21 points, 3.5 assists, and 3 steals per game, shooting 44.8 percent from the field.

He’s already had several big games of 22 points with six assists, 18 points with six steals, and a 30-point performance.

Bridgewater’s career started in the Fos Provence academy system, where he developed through the U21 ranks before making his professional debut in Pro B back in 2020.

He later joined Sapela Basket 13 in NM2, where he averaged 16.7 points and 10.4 assists per game. From there, he moved up to NM1 with Union Sportive Avignon in the 2023-24 season, putting up 14.4 points and 4.8 assists per game, and also had a stint in pro B with Chalons-Reims.

Now back with the Byers, Bridgewater returns as a more polished and experienced floor general, expected to lead the team both offensively and defensively throughout the NM1 season.

Mingoes Open Season With A Dominant Win

The University of the Bahamas Mingoes men’s basketball team dominantly opened its season, rolling past the customs taxmen 96-50 at the Kendall G.L. Isaac’s gymnasium.

Freshman Kevaro Russell led the way with 25 points, five rebounds, and five assists.

He had questions about their offense execution, but their defense set the tone early, creating turnovers and fastbreak opportunities.

Shameco Albury added 18 points and seven steals, while Jeremiah Miller posted a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Terrance Higgs, Alex Minus, Lorenz Carter, and Jarius Hall all scored in double figures as the Mingoes never trailed.

Zyle Smith led the taxmen with 26 points in the loss.

The Mingoes’ showcase season continues with matchups in New Providence, Grand Bahama, and abroad.

Their next game is set for Thursday, October 16th, against the Crimestoppers at 7 p.m., right back at the kendal isaacs gym.