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Reggie Lambe had the best of a largely poor weekend for Bermuda’s overseas professionals. The midfielder scored the first goal in Mansfield’s 3-1 win away at Barnet, a result that moved them up to seventh in Sky Bet League Two. Mansfield rode their l...

Police thrashed Mariners 42-12 on Saturday to open up a two-point gap at the top of the Men’s Division. John Stathakis, Tommy Edwards, and Roedolf Van der Westhuizen scored two tries apiece for Police, with 12 points coming from the boot of Dan Cole,...

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To refer to yesterday’s race at the Arboretum as a battle royale would be an understatement, as the Island’s best off-road racers fought for the top spot in stiflingly humid conditions. Joining Matthew Oliviera, the winner of the first race in the se...

PHC 4 Southampton Rangers 2 PHC prevailed over a spirited Southampton Rangers team yesterday at PHC Field with only their second win in the league this season. After what can be described as a tame first half, due to wet, soggy field conditions, t...

Another unbeaten First Division leader came crashing down to earth yesterday, when St David’s were thrashed 6-0 by neighbours St George’s in the rain at Wellington Oval. Two weeks ago Young Men’s Social Club were thrashed 6-1 by Somerset Eagles,...

Devonshire Cougars 1 North Village 0 Devonshire Recreation Club erupted in celebration after Machi Battersbee’s stoppage time winner earned the home team their first league victory of the season over ten men North Village last night. The Cougars mi...

Paul Ross was elected as second vice president of the Bermuda Cricket Board on Thursday night during the annual general meeting, replacing the post vacated by Allan Douglas, while Lorenzo Tucker was appointed assistant treasurer/secretary, replacing ...

Organisers yesterday pulled the plug on the Flying Phantom Series finale which was supposed to take place in the Great Sound next week. The regatta, featuring 18-foot foiling catamarans, ran into problems after a container with ten Phantoms from Euro...

Conrad Symonds, the man who turned Somerset Trojans into a domestic powerhouse in the 1960s, has died at the age of 83. Symonds passed away this week after a long illness. The first man to coach Somerset Trojans, Symonds was originally coach of Somer...