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The just concluded World Rugby Classic has been hailed as a rousing success by chief organiser John Kane. And 1996 could provide an even bigger spectacle with the prospect of Australia returning to the fray following a forced hiatus along with France...

Just as was forecast from the outset New Zealand will face Barbarians today (3.45 p.m.) in a battle of rugby giants for the right to call themselves Classic kings. The week long World Rugby Classic reaches a crescendo after seven days of often enthra...

Argentina 23 Bermuda 22 Saving the best for last Celtic Barbarians brought new meaning to the term as they barely squeezed through to the final of the World Rugby Classic with a hard fought victory over much improved South Africa at Nationals last n...

England 6, New Zealand 10 Showing the intestinal fortitude of true champions, New Zealand surged into the final for the seventh consecutive time at the expense of a game England outfit before a packed gallery at National Sports Club last night. In w...

Barbarians 48 USA 17 South Africa returned to the World Rugby Classic with a thunderous bang yesterday, much to the chagrin of a hapless Bermuda side that was forced to play second fiddle from the outset, falling behind early and never recovering. T...

"If it's war you want, then war you shall get!'' That was the message from the Boulevard camp to rivals Vasco yesterday, as the Blazers prepared for what promises to be an intriguing clash for the Martonmere Cup Trophy tomorrow at National Stadium (...

mileage next year, with Bermuda set to send teams to at least three major international events. And much more appears in store with president David Lambert indicating this to be merely "the tip of the iceberg'' as he and his management team aim to up...

the Island's top triathletes descend on the popular resort of Cancun in Mexico. They will join more than 2,000 others in search of glory at the 1995 ITU Triathlon World Championship, with teams from far away places such as Australia, Hong Kong and Ne...

sensation Elliot Hubbard is again peering east toward Europe in search of greener pastures. One possibility is an outfit operating out of the French city of Metz situated inside the Lorraine province of northern France, where the conditions are harsh...

first ever female president, ousting incumbent David Kneisler at the annual general meeting. Maiato squeezed into the top post by the slimmest of margins -- 26 votes to 24. The count ended `The Kneisler Era' which spanned eight years of service. "We ...