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Flora Duffy believes she is a totally different athlete from a year ago as she bids to become Bermuda’s first professional triathlon world champion in Maui, Hawaii tomorrow. The two-times Olympian competed in her first Xterra World Championships in 2...

Chris Powell, the Huddersfield Town manager, believes out-of-favour striker Nahki Wells remains a “big player” at the Sky Bet Championship club. Wells has found his opportunities limited since the arrival of Grant Holt, the experienced forward, on lo...

The nearly 40-year wait for a local Argo Group Gold Cup champion will go on for at least another 12 months after Somers Kempe and Lance Fraser were eliminated yesterday. Starting the day with their hopes of advancing to the quarter-finals hanging by ...

Martin Kaymer, the US Open champion, has admitted that he was taken aback by the warmth and friendliness of the Bermudian spectators he met during yesterday’s Pro-Am at Port Royal Golf Course. The German, who was among the elite foursome who competed...

Tyler Butterfield went to Hawaii with the ambition of achieving a top-five finish at the world’s greatest triathlon. That did not work out quite so well, but sport’s glorious uncertainties and Butterfield’s selflessness have meant that he can instea...

Tyler Butterfield, the Bermuda triathlete, is determined to outdo his father by becoming the family’s top performer at the prestigious Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, this weekend. Butterfield recorded a sensational seventh-place finish a...

Bermuda have suffered a setback on the eve of the 2014 Junior Caribbean Championships that get under way tomorrow in Suriname with the boys’ and girls’ time-trial. Tristan Narraway, one of only two female members on the seven-member team, had been po...

Taylor Canfield and US One Sailing, the reigning Alpari World Match Racing Tour (AWMRT) champions, will be the team to beat at this month’s Argo Group Gold Cup. The team are presently on a high having achieved back-to-back victories at the previous t...

Lisa Blackburn has quit her job and moved to Ottawa, Canada, to pursue her dream of qualifying for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. The 42-year-old will focus solely on her training over the next two years in her bid to compete in Brazil, at an a...

Neil de Ste Croix was the chief beneficiary of some high-profile absentees in the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon in St George’s yesterday. With Jonathan Herring, the 2013 champion, taking a break after a busy summer competing at the Commonwealt...