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Hailing from the small town of Hoopstad, South African Amanda Coetzer knows first hand of some of the difficulties endured by Bermudian youngsters seeking to gain exposure in the sport of tennis.
Indeed it was not easy for the 5ft 2in power-packed bu...
DATE: Sep 27, 2001
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St. David's captain Clay Smith (pictured) had every right to make the controversial appeal that resulted in the capture of Western Stars' crucial last wicket during the Islanders' victory in Saturday's Champion of Champions Trophy semi-final.
That, a...
DATE: Sep 26, 2001
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Could it be the `Thrilla in Bermuda'?
Absolutely, according to former two-time world champion come boxing promoter John McLain, who yesterday told of the distinct possibility of bringing a major card to the Island next year.
And the event will likely...
DATE: Sep 26, 2001
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Western Stars 229
St. David's 230-6
All's well that ends well goes the oft used, though rather redundant expression.
Yet so it was for both St. David's and Bermuda Cricket Board of Control as the cricket season reluctantly drew to its official close....
DATE: Sep 24, 2001
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It was no doubt in the interest of fairness and integrity that the Bermuda Cricket Board of Control made an honest draw for this weekend's Champion of Champions competition. However, in hindsight many would have excused them for exercising some bias ...
DATE: Sep 22, 2001
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Star attraction George Hincapie promised to deliver excitement ahead of last night's second stage of the CD&P Grand Prix, and the US Postal rider delivered with a thrilling final sprint victory which delighted the crowd on Front Street.
Hincapie, fir...
DATE: Sep 22, 2001
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Dandy Town find themselves in a battle for survival as the group phase of the Martonmere Cup winds up tonight at BAA Field.
The Hornets, still smarting from a midweek defeat at the hands of Group B rivals Devonshire Cougars, find themselves in a must...
DATE: Sep 22, 2001
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Bailey's Bay have reportedly lodged an appeal with Bermuda Cricket Board of Control in a last-gasp effort to earn a berth in next year's Camel Cup.
The club had been seeking to have last Sunday's rained out match against PHC rescheduled, but are now ...
DATE: Sep 21, 2001
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PHC 0 North Village 2
Two quick-fire strikes from the boot of Kevin Jennings sent North Village through to the semi-finals of the Martonmere Cup last night, while eliminating PHC.
Following a first half that saw Village dominate, with little to show ...
DATE: Sep 19, 2001
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The points system used for cricket's Premier League is seriously flawed and needs to be revamped by Bermuda Cricket Board of Control.
So says Bailey's Bay captain Corey Hill, whose team narrowly missed out on qualifying for the Camel Cup when a no-re...
DATE: Sep 18, 2001
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