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Tyler Butterfield, the Bermuda triathlete, had to settle for nineteenth position after admitting that he missed a great opportunity to achieve a higher finish at the Commonwealth Games yesterday.Butterfield believed that he had done the work after a ...

Julian Fletcher, the Bermuda swimmer, posted a season-best time in his 100 metres breaststroke heat to reach tonight’s semi-finals of the Commonwealth Games. Fletcher, 23, began his campaign in Glasgow this morning in the fifth and final heat at the...

Micah Franklin, the Bermuda flag bearer, will grace his sport’s biggest stage today after declaring the Commonwealth Games as the pinnacle for professional game. Franklin, who carried Bermuda’s flag at last night’s opening ceremony at Celtic Park, wi...

Otis Minors, the St David’s County Cricket Club president, has landed himself in hot water with the Eastern Counties Cricket Association, The Royal Gazette can reveal. It is alleged that Minors was involved in an altercation with the match officials ...

From a giant tartan kilt, complete with sporran, to supersized cans of Irn-Bru propping up the Forth Bridge, the so-called “Friendly Games” were treated to a quintessential Scottish welcome inside a packed and proud Celtic Park. It was that kind of n...

Bahamas 0 Bermuda 4 Bermuda got their CFU Under-17 World Cup group four qualifying off to the best possible start last evening in 90 degree heat in Bahamas when they beat the host country 4-0 with left back Jerome Bailey netting twice. And with Mar...

Flora Duffy believes that a podium finish in the triathlon could be within her grasp in Glasgow providing Lady Luck smiles more sweetly upon her than when she last competed at a major Games. Duffy, who will be the first Bermuda athlete in action at t...

Nick Kyme, the Bermuda squash player, candidly admits that his reaction to being drawn against James Willstrop, the former world No 1, in the opening round of the Commonwealth Games involved a mild expletive. On reflection, it should have come as no ...

Tyler Butterfield, the Bermuda triathlete, has moved to dampen any unrealistic expectations of him in Glasgow after admitting that his best will not be good enough for a top-ten finish. Tomorrow he competes in his third — and almost certainly last — ...

Robbie Maycock will showcase the skills he has nurtured in three different countries when he makes his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow tomorrow. The 24-year-old is set for a baptism of fire after being pitted against tenth seed Mohd Nafiizwan Adn...