Nassau, Nassau & Paradise Island The Kendal G. L. Isaacs National Gymnasium

This multipurpose facility opened in 1990 and was named in honour of the late Sir Kendal G.L. Isaacs, a former Governor General of The Bahamas. It is located at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Centre, adjacent to the Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium, and is the primary venue for Basketball games in New Providence. 

The stadium was home to Michael "Sweet Bells" Thompson, a former player with the LA Lakers; Rick Fox, a former player with the LA Lakers; Dexter Cambridge, a former player with the Dallas Mavericks; and Osborne Goose Lockhart, a former player with The Harlem Globetrotters. 

Features/Specs

• Seating for 2500 
• Electronic Scoreboard 
• Concession Stand 
• Male and Female Bathrooms, Showers, Changing & Locker Rooms 
• V. I. P. Room 
• Media Center 
• On-Site Catering Parking Facilities

Max Capacity: 2,500