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The Caribbean Premier League will expand to seven teams for this year’s competition. St Kitts and Nevis have entered their own franchise in the competition after seeing the benefits of hosting several games last year, including the semi-finals and fi...

Ben Zoellner, the national 450cc motocross champion, maintained his impressive unbeaten streak in points races at the Bermuda Motorsports Park yesterday. Not even muddy conditions could put the brakes on the 35-year-old rider’s relentless charge for ...

Alec Cutler has defended his title in the one design Melges 32 at the Quantum Key West Race Week 2015 in Miami. The local sailor and his crew on Hedgehog left it late before ultimately clinching the championship with a race to spare in strong winds ...

Renegades will have to wait a little bit longer to win the Bermuda Rugby Football Union Men’s League title. The Black and Whites were comfortably beaten 32-19 by a Police team who still harbour championship ambitions of their own. Police’s bonus-poin...

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PHC 1 North Village 3 The stage was set for a memorable reopening of PHC Stadium, good weather and a big crowd, but North Village were in no mood to be sentimental. Village ran out comfortable winners after a brilliant strike from Keishen Bean clo...

Somerset Trojans 3 Dandy Town 1 In a fiercely contested game that Dandy Town Hornets controlled for large portions, Somerset Trojans’ clinical finishing ultimately made the difference. Malachi Jones, Leo Burgess and Alton Trott all stung the visitin...

BAA Wanderers 4 Devonshire Colts 1 Bermuda Athletic Association remain in the thick of the First Division title race after a thumping victory over previously unbeaten leaders Devonshire Colts at Goose Gosling Field yesterday. BAA smashed four past t...

Flanagan’s Onions 1 Hamilton Parish 5 Not so much a contest as a walkover, Hamilton Parish made a mockery of their low-scoring reputation at Goose Gosling Field yesterday. The league leaders were too good for a Flanagan’s Onions side that could not c...

James Stout, the reigning rackets world champion, won the British Open for the third time at the Queen’s Club in London, at the weekend. Stout, the world No 1 and top seed, defeated Will Hopton, the world No 2 seed, in little more than two hours, win...