Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The kingdom's top 12 female 'ballers' are hitting the hardwood in preparation for the first GCC Women's Basketball Championship taking place in Doha later this month.
SOCCER-HUNGRY women are rushing to sign up to compete in the first national league contest after GulfWeekly teamed up with Arsenal Soccer School Bahrain to launch it.
What a fantastic weekend for sport! It started with the early arrival of Diwali (festival of lights), or at least it seemed that way as the sky lit up and millions of people took to the streets adorned in the three colours of India following their deserved victory against Sri Lanka in the ICC Cricket World Cup, writes Abu George.
To prove how unpredictable sport can be, look no further than the MotoGP race at Jerez last weekend, writes Abu George.
This is always a magical week in the golfing calendar, the first 'Major' of the year and what a tournament it is!
Jake Core narrowly won category one of the Euro Motors BMW Monthly Medal at the Royal Golf Club with a net score of 72. Ray Bruhn and Barry Hobday finished second and third respectively using the countback system with both netting 73.
The Royal Golf Club's PGA teaching professional Tim Backhouse gives tips on gripping the club
FIFTY intrepid golfers, each equipped with only two clubs plus a putter, braved a sandstorm to compete for the Awali Football Club's Mubadala John Gunby trophy.
Birthday boy Onny Martin scored 39 points to win The Bahrain Duty Free Challenge at Awali Golf Club on Friday.
Both the Dilmun Stables and Twin Palms Riding Centre hosted in-house equestrian events last weekend, writes Helen Blake.
Over to the UK where the Premier League season is coming to a climax resulting in pundits and experts making their predictions as to the likely winners and losers.
