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Bermuda Under-19 won their second successive game at the North American Caribbean Rugby Association Championships with a 34-7 thrashing of British Virgin Islands yesterday. The Island’s try scorers were Grenville Lines, who scored twice, Kamel Easton...

Bermuda 14 Trinidad and Tobago 7 Bermuda Under-19 made a winning start to the North American Caribbean Rugby Association Championship with a win over hosts Trinidad. Vying for the NACRA Trophy rather than the NACRA Cup after suffering relegation from...

The Bermuda Under-19 rugby team are targeting promotion at the first time of asking when the compete in the North American Caribbean Rugby Association Championship in Trinidad. Bermuda will be vying for the NACRA Trophy rather than the NACRA Cup afte...

Bermuda Under-16 women’s rugby sevens team played their first competitive game at the weekend, a hard-fought match against a visiting team from the United States. The home squad may be inexperienced but this failed to hold them back and, while the Ne...

Bermuda 3 Cayman Islands 24 Pressure can do funny things to people, some thrive in that environment, others wilt. In Bermuda’s case the pressure associated with Saturday’s must-win game does not seem to have been the problem against Cayman Islands, r...

Bermuda 5 New York Rugby Club 40 Women’s rugby returned to Bermuda yesterday, and with it a lesson in clinical finishing. New York only needed the merest sniff of the tryline and the six tries they ran in were testament to their ability to turn any o...

Bermuda Barbarians 14 Saracens 48 You don’t become one of the best sides in Europe by taking it easy, even when the opportunity presents itself. Still smarting from a painful end to their domestic season, Saracens successfully defended their Atlantic...

Blink and you may miss a little bit of history being made at National Stadium tomorrow. After a six-year absence, women’s contact rugby returns to the Island when the national team’s development squad, The Dark & Stormies, take on New York Rugby Club...

There will be no hiding from the consequences should Bermuda lose to Cayman Islands on Saturday. Even if Roedolf van der Westhuizen, the Bermuda coach, calls it the “truth you don’t want to admit”, the task lying ahead for his team is simple. Win and...