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Nahki Wells is set to be joined at Huddersfield Town by another Bermudian, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Two weeks after Nathan Trott joined West Ham United comes the news that another teenager, Aaron Burgess of Hamilton Parish, will fly out on Thurs...

One gigantic throw of the discus was all that it took for Tiara DeRosa to break two records that have stood for more than 30 years. In doing so DeRosa also reached the Carifta Games qualifying standard on Saturday at the Flyers Track Meet at the Nati...

Hamilton Parish 1 Boulevard Blazers 2 Boulevard snatched a dramatic winner in stoppage time at Wellington Oval through Tiae-Vince Douglas to move six points away from the relegation zone. Hamilton Parish, the bottom team, were minutes away from a va...

Dandy Town face a tricky trip to PHC Field tomorrow as they look to widen the gap between themselves and their title rivals at the top of the Premier Division. The league leaders took another major stride towards a fourth title in seven seasons las...

Patrick Singleton has been named to an influential commission within the International Olympic Committee. The Bermuda Olympian will take over as the World Olympians Association representative on the IOC athletes’ commission for an initial term runnin...

Compared to the weather in Europe these are ideal temperatures to be in the water here in Bermuda. And that’s exactly what the Denmark national swimming team intend to do over the next couple of weeks, plenty of it, sun or no sun. They are using Berm...

The Denmark swim team is in Bermuda for a two-week training camp in preparation for this summer’s Olympic Games in Rio. The team of about 20 athletes and coaches will use the facilities at the Aquatics Centre, National Sports Centre, during their ...

The Bermuda School Sports Federation All-Star matches will be held over two days at the National Sports Centre next week after last Saturday’s games were postponed because of bad weather. The matches will be held next Tuesday and Friday so not to con...

It has not been a happy new year for Devonshire Colts, the Premier Division new boys, but coach Ray Jones is confident the team’s fortunes will start to change. Colts were hit by several injuries in November and slipped down the table. Defeats to ...