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Tim Don, a four-times International Triathlon Union World Champion, believes the potential for the sport to grow in Bermuda is limitless. The three-times British Olympian and former Ironman world-record holder was the special guest at the National Sp...

Jonté Smith made his Oxford United debut, coming on late in their 1-0 win over Blackpool in Sky Bet League One, lifting Oxford out of the drop zone. Nahki Wells came on as a late substitute as Queens Park Rangers suffered a seventh successive Champi...

Kamel Dickinson is determined to seize his new lease of life as a bodybuilder after finally moving on from his boyhood dreams of becoming a professional wrestler being dashed. Four years on from the heartbreaking realisation that his burgeoning caree...

Caitlyn Bobb enjoyed a memorable Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association 2A State Championships after picking up four state titles. Representing Harford Tech at the Prince George’s Sports and Learning Complex, the Bermudian track star p...

Ben Smith believes the Warwick Academy swim team are starting to show their true collective potential after a positive showing at the Eastern Interscholastic Swimming and Diving Championships. Taking place at the Franklin and Marshall Kunkel Aquatic ...

A three-times Olympian, a four-times world champion, a former world record holder, an Ironman legend, the ‘Man with the Halo’....Tim Don can be defined as each of those things, all of those things and yet so much more. Having smashed the previous wor...

“A lot of the time, these young people have taken on so much in their personal life that their spirit is broken; there needs to be more discussion about young people and their well being.” The damning verdict of national rugby player Tashon DeSilva, ...

Tim Don, a three-times Olympian, four-times ITU World Champion and Ironman triathlete, will be the special guest at a coaching clinic at the National Sports Centre on Sunday. Don will be passing on his expertise and experiences as part of the World T...

A host of Bermudian players took the opportunity to develop their skills on and off the court at an international event. Gavin Manders, Sam Maybury, Romar Douglas, and Naim Azhar travelled to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, to visit the Professio...

The total number of Bermudian athletes eligible for the Carifta Games climbed to eight after two more met the qualification standard at the weekend. Ryan Outerbridge achieved the standard in the under-20 men’s 5,000 metres, clocking a time of 16min 5...