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Somerset Bridge Recreation Club owe Government more than $82,000 in unpaid taxes, can reveal. Fifteen months following Government?s purchase of White Hill Field from the Gosling family, the Ministry of Finance have taken out a writ against the Sandys...

No it?s not a mirage. Sammy Swan has officially returned to Premier Division football. Taking a leaf from the book of former Cameroon striker Roger Milla, 44-year-old Swan raised eyebrows at Bernard Park earlier this month when he jumped off the benc...

Promoted Ireland Rangers have quickly discovered how tough life can be in the top tier. So far the boys from Dockyard have lost their first three matches of the season and have yet to find the back of the net playing among the Premier Division ranks ...

Icelandic coach Pall Gudlaugsson is on the verge of signing on the dotted line at struggling First Division outfit Somerset Eagles, can reveal. Gudlaugsson, who coached the Faroe Islands to an historic draw against Israel in 1992, was sacked by anoth...

North Village: Z.Hendrickson, R.Wilson, K.Dill, Ken.Jennings (capt) (J.Boyles, 68 mins), D.Wade (D.Edwards, 55 mins), T.Outerbridge, K.Jennings, V.Tankard, R.Lowe, N.Smith, T.Jennings: S.Swan, M.Trott, T.Trott (capt), Jam.Samuels, A.Simmons (Jah.Samu...

Island touring pro Michael Sims carded a three-under-par 68 to open a five-shot lead over closest rival Dwayne Pearman on day two of the Bermuda Open at Port Royal yesterday. Despite making rare bogeys at holes 10 and 11, having entered the back nine...

Michael Sims has earned himself a new nickname ? sizzling Sims. In his first-ever appearance as a professional at the Bermuda Open, a fired up Sims blazed his away around Port Royal, setting a new course record of seven-under-par 64 to seize a two-sh...

Martonmere Cup finalists Somerset Trojans can move to the top of the class with victory over current leaders and defending Premier Division champions Devonshire Cougars at Somerset Cricket Club tonight. The West End continues to buzz with excitement ...

North Village Rams might be walking among the wounded, but in no way are they down for the count insists team captain Kentoine Jennings. The two-time defending Martonmere Cup champions had a bid for an unprecedented third straight cup triumph cruelly...