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Onias Bascome struck a defiant 53 in the tailend as the ICC Americas team suffered a 49-run defeat to host side Guyana in the West Indies Cricket Board Regional Under-19 tournament at Bourda Oval yesterday. Bascome, batting at No 9, was last out in ...

Some of the Island’s top eight male and female tennis players are taking part in a new tournament that began last evening at Elbow Beach and will run until Sunday. Top men’s players Gavin Manders, Neal Towlson, David Thomas and Alex Cooper and wome...

Colombia 2 Bermuda 0 Nathan Trott, the Bermuda Under-17 goalkeeper, produced an outstanding display between the uprights in Mexico City yesterday, but it still was not enough to prevent defeat by Colombia to conclude their involvement in the Under-...

Half of Bermuda’s contingent saw action as the ICC Americas team suffered a chastening defeat by Trinidad & Tobago on the opening day of the West Indies Cricket Board Regional Under-19 One-Day Tournament in Guyana yesterday. Trinidad made a massive ...

Bermuda will once again be represented by two teams in the Argo Group Gold Cup in October in Hamilton Harbour. Gold Cup organisers confirmed yesterday that local helmsman Lance Fraser has accepted an invitation to compete in the event sanctioned by t...

Jason Anderson, the St George’s wicketkeeper, has been chosen as this year’s Warrington “Soup” Zuill Cup Match Sportsmanship Award winner. Anderson was chosen by a panel of judges for his perseverance after fracturing a finger on his right hand while...

Jonte Smith and his Kemi Kings team-mates came from behind to earn a crucial point in a 1-1 draw away to fellow Kakkonen North League title contenders Kajaani yesterday. The home side went ahead in the nineteenth minute, the Kings managed to grab a s...

Dominique Mayho, the Bermuda cyclist, was unable to finish the men's road race after struggling to get to grips with the challenging course and extreme conditions at the Commonwealth Games. In fairness, only 12 of 57 riders in the men's race complete...

I’ve always considered myself to be one of life’s runners-up. And I’m more than OK with that. After all, isn’t there something more glorious about the gallant loser, left wondering what might have been, than the ugliness of the winner demanding our ...

Bermuda’s collective showing at the Commonwealth Games could not have been more aptly encapsulated than the high five shared between Flora Duffy and her mother down the home straight of the women’s triathlon. The Island’s athletes experienced highs ...