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excellent draw for the British Virgin Islands, according to the man in charge of the Caribbean team. Englishman Charlie Cook, the BVI's technical director of soccer, believed his team had every chance of progressing through the home-and-away, straigh...

Tournament at the fifth play-off hole at Port Royal yesterday. An incredible 60-yard bunker shot to within a foot of the flag at the seventh hole clinched the trophy for Philo. Both Americans had earlier tied for the best round of the day with a four...

lead to take into today's final round of the Black Seal Invitational. And his closest challenger Dwayne Pearman believes that only a complete breakdown of Conley's game could deny the American his fifth title at the Belmont Golf Club. Pearman, Bermud...

Invitational yesterday, when he shot a three-under 67 to take a three-stroke lead and edge towards his fith title at the Belmont Golf Club. His closest challenger after the second round was two-time defending champion Paul Parajeckas, who followed hi...

American Tom Sullivan topped the Black Seal Invitational leaderboard yesterday after an opening round in which no player broke par. In windy, but dry conditions at the Belmont Golf Club, the 50-year-old New Englander's par 70 gave him a one-stroke le...

sides, PHC and Devonshire Colts, clash tomorrow at Somerset. Leaders PHC go into the clash with 16 points, three clear of second-placed Colts who have played a game less, but the Zebras must stretch their unbeaten league sequence to seven matches to ...

The Belmont Invitation returns next week ready to start a new era with a new name and a new format -- and in future it could have a new home too. This year's event, which will be known as the Black Seal Invitational, had been in doubt because of the ...

Former England batsman Allan Lamb says it's probably true that his country now has the worst team in Test cricket -- but they should not be counted out for the series against South Africa which starts today. Lamb was one one of several big sporting n...

Malcolm Smith finished sixth in the World Sunfish Championships after a regatta blighted by the effects of Hurricane Lenny. A cruel, drastic shift of wind direction during last Monday's opening race affected Smith badly, leaving him with a disastrous...

through a tough-looking first phase of qualifying for next year's Olympics, according to the Island's technical director of soccer Clyde Best. And with that in mind, Best announced plans for a tour of Florida next month. Panama and Cuba will provide ...