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The Bermuda Hogges have a 50-50 chance of returning to action next summer, Paul Scope, the owner, said yesterday. Hogges, who were founded in 2006, were forced to pull out of the United States League Premier Development League at the eleventh hour la...

Michael Joynes, a Bermudian American football player, has accepted a scholarship to attend Sterling College in Kansas. Joynes, 17, the son of former Southampton residents Michael and Gayna, hopes to major in the business administration while playing ...

Roy-Allan Burch and Cullen Jones are the best of friends. The SwimMac Carolina team-mates share a mutual respect and admiration for each other’s athletic abilities and accomplishments, and motivate one another to keep striving towards a mandate of in...

Jacques Crevoisier, the former Liverpool assistant coach, believes France have only three genuinely world-class players and therefore cannot be considered as serious contenders at the World Cup in Brazil. Crevoisier, who led France to the Under-18 Eu...

Wendell Smith, the St David’s coach, apologised to the club’s fans for his team’s woeful fielding display, despite ending their 12-year Belco Cup drought after defeating Willow Cuts at Lord’s yesterday. Set 191 runs by Cuts, who were playing in their...

Flora Duffy continued her one-woman wrecking crew of the XTERRA Series with a third straight victory today at the Southeast Championships in Pelham, Alabama. Duffy was fourth out of the water after a 1.5-kilometre swim in 16min 9sec then steadily bui...

A sub-23 second swim in the 50 metres freestyle proved to be the pinnacle for Roy-Allan Burch at the Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte, which concluded at a packed Mecklenburg County Aquatic Centre yesterday. The two-times Bermuda Olympian gave a reminde...

“Execution” will be the key word for Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, who has vowed to put his best forward at the Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte. The SwimMac Carolina swimmer is competing in the 50?metres and 100?metres freestyle at the Mecklenb...

Gavin Manders took the men’s title in the William Way Memorial Tournament last night at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium when he beat David Thomas, his Davis Cup team-mate, 6-4, 6-0. As the scoreline suggests, the first set was close with the lead changi...

Nick Easter, the Harlequins forward, is hoping that he will not be sick of the sight of Saracens when he plays for a Bermuda Select XV against the Aviva Premiership behemoths at the National Sports Centre next month. Easter’s Harlequins, who are bang...