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Boulevard 0 Robin Hood 2 Robin Hood won their third straight league game of the season with a hard-fought victory over Boulevard at Police Field yesterday. One of only three games played after the fatal shooting at Southampton Rangers led the Bermu...

Dion Stovell was crowned the Logic Premier Division MVP at the Bermuda Cricket Board’s annual awards ceremony at Gosling’s Wine Cellar on Saturday night. The Southampton Rangers all-rounder played a key role in his side’s title triumph and was the le...

Larry Mussenden, the Bermuda Football Association president, has denied any suggestion that there is a “gang problem” in football in the wake of the fatal shooting at Southampton Rangers Sports Club. Rickai Swan, 26 was shot dead when a gunman opened...

Jessica Lewis, the wheelchair sprinter, has become the first Bermudian to win a medal at the IPC Athletics World Championships. Lewis continued her spectacular season with another day of medal glory after claiming bronze in the T53 100 metres final i...

North Village 3 Hamilton Parish 1 North Village picked up their first win in the Premier Division after two late goals against a battling Hamilton Parish team at Bernard Park yesterday. Richard Todd, the Village coach, looked relieved to get his fi...

Bermuda boxing is being held back by the selfish agendas of those who have prospered from the sport but have not given anything back. Nikki Bascome, the Island’s top boxer, believes far too much talent is being squandered because it is not being nurt...

Bermuda’s large contingent produced some impressive performances at the Miami 70.3 Ironman yesterday. Neil Lupsic was the Island’s quickest finisher, coming home in a time of 4hr 38min, after completing the 1.2-mile swim in 33:59, the 56-mile bike ri...

Jonté Smith, the Bermuda striker, was on target for Gloucester City in their 2-1 defeat away to Staines in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round. Staines took the lead in the 26th minute when Mitchal Gough picked out Luke Wanadio to race in on goal only...

Tyler Smith and Erica Hawley became the youngest pair of winners in the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon yesterday when they won the men’s and women’s titles. The 17-year-olds were favourites to replace the absent Neil de Ste Croix and Karen Smit...