Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
BAHRAIN football officials say they are delighted to have captured the services of Salman Sharida - one of the kingdom's most successful club coaches - from under the noses of other countries vying to snap him up.
AIR traffic controllers and pilots will be trying to keep the ball on the ground and play it to the wings when they set out for football glory in Bahrain next week.
Andy Holmes, one of rowing's greatest oarsmen, died last week after contracting the rare Weil's Disease.
St Christopher's Under-13 boys' side won the British Schools of the Middle East U13 football tournament for the first time.
Saar Eagles continued to stamp their mark on the GulfWeekly Eight-a-Side Expat League with a convincing 6-3 win over the Arabian Celts, writes Mai Al Khatib.
SUSAN Scott became the first lady to win at Awali Golf Club this season after clinching the Pan Gulf Medal Competition - the first medal round of the season - with a nett 66.
Dr Rajinder Sachdeva and playing partner Dr Helmut Franek lead the GBI Express Monday Madness Night Golf Order of Merit after winning the first outing of the series with 22 points.
On Sunday evening Lee Westwood completed one of the most remarkable comebacks in golf history, without even picking up a club.
The slogan on the Twin Palms Riding Centre's (TPRC) Marathon Relay Team T-shirts read 'this would have been easier on a horse' and Never was a truer sentence spoken, writes Helen Blake.
The Bahrain Hockey Association is all set to draw the curtains on what has been a spectacular year for field hockey in Bahrain.
