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Michael Sims ended the first round of the HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship in a tie for 21st place yesterday after a bogey-free round of two-under par 70 at the 7,137-yard Clearwater Golf Club. By press time last night, the 2005 Bermuda Open champio...

Bermuda’s Michael Sims shot a two-under-par 70 earlier today at the $600,000 HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship. The 2005 Bermuda Open champion covered the 7,137 yard, par-72 Clearwater Golf Club layout located in Christchurch, New Zealand without reg...

Bermuda?s Michael Sims shot a two-under-par 70 earlier today at the $600,000 HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship. The 2005 Bermuda Open champion covered the 7,137 yard, par-72 Clearwater Golf Club layout located in Christchurch, New Zealand without reg...

Bermuda’s Nationwide Tour player Michael Sims fired two four-over-par rounds of 76 over the final two days of the $600,000 Jacob’s Creek Open in Australia to finish in a disappointing tie for 60th place. Having held down fifth spot following a sparkl...

Bermuda's Nationwide Tour player Michael Sims fired two four-over-par rounds of 76 over the final two days of the $600,000 Jacob's Creek Open in Australia to finish in a disappointing tie for 60th place. Having held down fifth spot following a sparkl...

Bermuda’s Michael Sims set the Kooyonga Golf Club course ablaze during yesterday’s opening round of the $600,000 Jacob’s Creek Open currently underway Down Under. Sims shot a sizzling five-under-par 67 to leave himself ideally placed in a tie for fif...

There was an overwhelming cricket theme at last night’s 26th Annual Sports Awards at Hamilton Princess — but it was a cyclist and a triathlete who stole the show. Unlike last year when cricket’s Janeiro Tucker — the man who captained Bermuda to thei...

Bermuda?s Michael Sims set the Kooyonga Golf Club course ablaze during yesterday?s opening round of the $600,000 Jacob?s Creek Open currently underway Down Under. Sims shot a sizzling five-under-par 67 to leave himself ideally placed in a tie for fif...

There was an overwhelming cricket theme at last night?s 26th Annual Sports Awards at Hamilton Princess ? but it was a cyclist and a triathlete who stole the show. Unlike last year when cricket?s Janeiro Tucker ? the man who captained Bermuda to thei...

Golf sensation Michael Sims and women’s elite triathlete Flora Duffy will be among the favourites to win the coveted Male and Female Athlete of the Year Awards at tonight’s annual ceremony at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. Sims qualified for t...