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Roy-Allan Burch met the B standard for Olympic qualifying at the Caribbean Island Swimming Championships in the Bahamas. Burch swam 22.95sec in the first leg of the 4x50 free relay on Wednesday, comfortably under the 23.05 standard set by governing b...

Ben Smith believes swimming in Bermuda is stronger than it has been for more than a decade. The national team coach named a squad of 22 for this month’s Caribbean Island Championships yesterday, and said the fact that he had been able to do so was “r...

Tyrone Smith and Tre Houston gave the National Stadium crowd plenty to cheer about after both athletes earned podium finishes at last night’s Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet. Smith, competing in the long jump for the first time this season, finished...

More than 70 athletes will compete in the first Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet on Friday evening at the National Stadium. The athletes will begin arriving today, eight this afternoon and six more on the evening flights from Miami and New York. The...

The 1,500 metre women’s race at next Friday’s Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet has been scrapped over a lack of entries, with a 200 metres men’s race added in its place. Excitement is growing for the first Permit Meet in Bermuda with Troy Douglas, t...

All eight lanes for the 100 metres have been filled, with the BNAA having to turn away top sprinters wanting to be a part of the inaugural Invitational Permit Meet on April 22. The sprint will be one of the most anticipated events during the evening ...

The Bermuda National Athletics Association yesterday confirmed 88 athletes for the inaugural Invitational Permit Meet in three weeks time at the National Stadium. The places for the events are 98 per cent full with only spots available for the 1,500...

Bermuda’s Carifta Games team returned home last night with the one medal won by high jumper Sakari Famous on the opening morning of competition in Grenada. Famous claimed the bronze with a leap of 1.77 metres in the under-18 age group, but another p...

High jumper Sakari Famous picked up Bermuda’s first medal at the Carifta Games in Grenada on Saturday, taking the bronze with a leap of 1.77 metres in the under-18 girls category. Famous, who won a bronze medal last year and silver in 2013 and 2014,...

Sakari Famous, the high jumper, and discus thrower Tiara DeRosa will be two of Bermuda’s best medal hopes at this weekend’s Carifta Games in Grenada. The 13-member team contains eight athletes who are competing at Carifta for the first time, includin...