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Duke Nelligan hopes to be remembered for his relentless enthusiasm and appetite to “work hard when it sucks” after stepping down as the head coach of the Bermuda Gymnastics Association. Nelligan has overseen the Island’s gymnastics programme since 20...

Adriana Forde has pledged to build on the foundations laid by her predecessor Duke Nelligan after being appointed as the Bermuda Gymnastics Association’s new head coach. Forde has spent the past 16 years coaching at Gymnastics Energy, a non-profit or...

Four of Bermuda’s top gymnasts are honing their skills at the Pan American Gymnastics Union women’s development training camp in Houston, Texas. Danielle Wall, 15, Samantha Soares, 14, Ava Marshall, 14, and Gianna Webbe, 12, will represent Bermuda at...

Bermuda gymnastics trio, Sydney Mason, Gabby Vincent and Zantae Dill, have secured a place at next summer’s Pan American Games in Toronto. The three artistic gymnasts recently competed at the Pan American Championship in Toronto, a qualifier for the ...

Gemma Lightbourne enjoyed an emotional return to Scotland, a country she previously called home, insisting that she was proud of her performance despite missing out on today’s rhythmic gymnastics final. Lightbourne, who was born in Bermuda but spent ...

Born in Bermuda, but raised in Scotland, Gemma Lightbourne admits that competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow will feel like a homecoming. Lightbourne expects to experience an avalanche of emotions when she returns to a country that still hol...

Tabytha Hofheins and Anna Francoeur both won medals for Bermuda on the final day of the USAIGC World Championships in Orlando, Florida, yesterday. Hofheins, who was Bermuda’s most decorated athlete at the Championships, won two gold medals in the vau...

Gemma Lightbourne will be the Island’s only gymnast at the Commonwealth Games after the Bermuda Olympic Association’s decision to raise the qualifying bar, The Royal Gazette understands. Gabby Vincent, Zantae Dill and Sydney Mason had initially been ...