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Bermuda swimmers Madelyn Moore and Emma Harvey both sealed qualification through to the semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games, taking place later today. Bother were action earlier at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre, with Moore booking her place in the s...

Swimming siblings Emma and Jack Harvey both missed out on a qualification from their respective heats at the Commonwealth Games today. Competing in heat three of the women’s 100 metres butterfly, Emma finished sixth in a time of 1min 2.27sec. Dune Co...

Siblings Emma and Jack Harvey are relishing the special opportunity to represent Bermuda together as they prepare to experience their first Commonwealth Games. The duo, who make up the island’s swimming contingent alongside Madelyn Moore, join the 1...

Bermuda’s 22-member team added to its medal tally on the third day of the Central American and Caribbean Amateur Swimming Federation Championships in Barbados. Having won two bronze medals over the opening weekend of competition courtesy of the mixed...

Madelyn Moore is relishing the opportunity to make up for lost time on the international stage as she aims to impress representing Bermuda at the Commonwealth Games. Moore, one of three swimmers alongside Emma Harvey and Jack Harvey, joins the 17-str...

Madelyn Moore kicked off her Fina World Championships campaign in Budapest, Hungary, yesterday. Competing in the women’s 50 metres butterfly, Moore finished sixth in heat four, touching the wall in 27.48sec, nine tenths of a second adrift of race win...

Jesse Washington returned to the pool as he continued competing at the Fina World Championships in Budapest, Hungary. Having finished fifth in heat three of the men’s 50 metres butterfly, touching the wall in 25.59 sec, good enough for 55th out of 71...

Some 130 personal bests were set at Sharks autumn sprint meet at the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association pool on Saturday. Despite a prolonged period of competition inactivity, competitors certainly showed their hard work and dedication in training ...

Logan Jones enjoyed a successful period swimming competitively in the United States, returning to Bermuda with a medal haul. While many schoolchildren his age opted to relax throughout their summer holidays, 11-year-old Jones took the opportunity to ...

Two former Olympians have made a last-ditch plea to the Bermuda Olympic Association to reconsider its decision not to grant Madelyn Moore and Jesse Washington the opportunity to fulfil their dreams of representing the island in Tokyo this summer. The...