Bermuda's Peter Bromby and crew Lee White relinquished their grip on second place in the Star Class at the 2003 Spa Regatta in Medemblick, Netherlands, yesterday.
Bromby got off to poor start during y...
Bermuda Cricket Board officials were remaining tight-lipped yesterday in the wake of allegations that unconstitutional amendments were made to Board policy at last April's annual general meeting
Howev...
Contrary to claims made by Bermuda Cricket Board president Reggie Pearman in Wednesday's Royal Gazette, it was learned yesterday that BCB officials had, in fact, accepted changes in format for the for...
With three races remaining, Bermuda's Peter Bromby is still in the hunt for the 2003 Spa Regatta Championship in Medemblick, Netherlands.
The Bermudian Olympic sailor rebounded from a disappointing 17...
Allegations surfaced yesterday that Bermuda Cricket Board officials made unconstitutional changes to Board policy during last April's annual general meeting held at Warwick Workmen's Club.
According t...
If you thought the St. David's and Western Stars fiasco was settled, then you'd had better think again.
That's because Stars, even though awarded six points for the postponed match against the Islande...
Western Stars may have been wounded but, judging by the look on veteran Arnold Manders' face, it wouldn't be wise to write the defending league champions off yet.
Stars were beaten by Cleveland last S...
American sailor Teddy Turner remained on course to capture this year's Charleston to Bermuda race title and was expected to cross the finish line off St.David's Head early this morning.
Turner, the so...
Heavy seas continued to bombard the Charleston to Bermuda racing fleet yesterday.
At last report, Charleston resident Teddy Turner Jr still led the fleet that was reduced to 12 boats when Michael Kapp...
At last report, American Teddy Turner was leading the fleet of 14 boats competing in this year's Charleston to Bermuda yacht race.
Turner was yesterday said to be experiencing 12-foot seas and limping...
