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Dominique Mayho, Bermuda’s top cyclist, has moved a step closer to his dream of racing professionally. The 22-year-old has joined amateur outfit Jonge Rakkers Vollezele, of Belgium, where he will compete in the club’s elite team from April to Septemb...

Dominique Mayho fell short of his goal of completing the under-23 road race at the UCI Road World Cycling Championships in Richmond, Virginia yesterday. Competing against some of the world’s elite cyclists in his age group, Bermuda’s top cyclist was ...

Dominique Mayho blew away the field to retain his title emphatically in the Presidents Cup Road Race yesterday. The top cyclist executed his game plan to perfection, taking the lead for good around the 57-mile mark in the 62-mile race and extending i...

Dominique Mayho and Karen Bordage warmed up for this month’s NatWest Island Games in Jersey by claiming the men’s and women’s titles in yesterday’s RMS Construction Road Race Championships. Both riders won their respective divisions in contrasting fa...

There were two sides of the impregnable Shannon Lawrence on display at Bernard Park yesterday. First, there was the fierce competitor who blew away the field to retain his Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race title by a landslide. Then, there was the soft...

Shannon Lawrence and Zoenique Williams will put their Sinclair Packwood Memorial Race titles on the line next Monday. Both riders captured glory for the first time in one of the Island’s premier cycling races last year in contrasting fashion. Lawrenc...

PHC’s women’s futsal team achieved an impressive treble at the weekend. PHC clinched a third straight women’s futsal title with a game to spare without having to kick a ball. The champions retained their title after rivals Hamilton Parish defaulted S...

Zoenique Williams proved that last year’s silver medal display at the Elite Caribbean Championships was no fluke after duplicating the feat in Puerto Rico yesterday. Williams finished second in the road race for the second straight year to claim Berm...

Tyler Smith announced his arrival on the international cycling scene in a big way in Paramaribo, Suriname, yesterday, capturing two silver medals at his maiden Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships. The 16-year-old underlined his potential after fin...

Gabriella Arnold will be looking to add another glorious chapter to her proud Junior Caribbean Championships legacy this weekend. This year marks the Marian University freshman’s final year of eligibility at this event, where she has already won a go...