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abbreviated schedule of races but doing little to dim the illuminating star of Bermuda's Blythe Walker. Walker was a picture of perfection during the morning flights, going undefeated in three outings, thus qualifying for the first round and creating...

-- most, if not all as a direct result of the Miami Seven episode -- Bermuda Football Association are pressing on in their attempt to upgrade the sport. Their latest venture aimed at restoring lost dignity comes in the form of a B-Licence coaching co...

As the start of this year's $100,000 Brut Gold Cup draws nearer, the mood at host Royal Bermuda Yacht Club (RBYC) builds toward a fever pitch. The event ranked third in terms of prestige behind only the America's Cup and Whitbred Round-the-World Race...

North Village could find themselves in hot water over the sale of alcohol at their adopted Bernard Park playing field. While the club has sought permission and on occasions sold alcoholic beverages at the Pembroke ground, it has been the mandate of t...

of a discord among he and the executive, indicating reports of rampant infighting among top administrators to be erroneous. This despite comments to the contrary by at least three committee members, including recently resigned club representative Nel...

Bermuda Football Association yesterday highlighted certain recommendations from the Sharpe Report that they will attempt to implement for the current season and beyond. However, still to be finalised is how they will go about funding such measures. A...

Twelve months after being defeated by Peter Bromby and temporarily ousted from Gold Cup contention, Blythe Walker returned with a vengeance yesterday. In the midst of Hamilton Harbour, Bromby again stood in the role of chief antagonist, but unlike 19...

While the individual event would appear a done deal with a clear set of favourites, tomorrow's Bank of Bermuda Team Triathlon presents a host of possibilities. The combining of both the team and individual competitions into one mad scramble due to ve...

Nothing more than a friendly curtainraiser; a chance to merely shake the rust before the `real' season kicks off. While that may have been the intention at the launch of the Charity Cup competition, tonight's combatants have but one issue resting upo...

That's the expectation when Neil de Ste. Croix and Shona Palmer tackle Sunday's Bank of Bermuda Triathlon. Normally there would exist at least one or two challengers, but this year the outcome appears all too predictable... Barring disaster, de Ste....