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Donna Watson has hit back at claims by Wayne Scott, the Sports Minister, that the Bermuda National Athletics Association is the only sports governing body that does not pay to use the National Sports Centre. Scott’s comments during a ZBM Television s...

Peter Nicol, one of the greatest to grace a squash court, will be among six former top-ranked players coming to Bermuda for the Randall & Quilter Legends of Squash in April at Devonshire Courts. At the pinnacle of his illustrious career, Nicol was ra...

Ralph Bean Jr, the North Village coach, believes that tomorrow’s match against Premier Division title rivals Devonshire Cougars at the Devonshire Recreation Club is critical for both teams. Bean admits that each remaining match of the season resemble...

A Bermuda franchise of the world renowned Sells Goalkeeping Academy has been launched on the Island at Police Field. Jay Smith, a former Bermuda and PHC goalkeeper, who is a NSCAA levels 1 and 2 qualified coach, will provide intensive coaching for go...

Tyrone Smith, the Bermuda long jumper, has expressed concern that Bermuda’s track and field clubs will have to pay if they want to train at the National Sports Centre. The introduction of fees for clubs and the general public came last month after a ...

Taurean Manders has joined the long list of Bermudians playing in the English non-league after signing for Bashley FC until the end of the season. The 27-year-old midfielder has made two appearances for the Hampshire-based side who are struggling nea...

Nahki Wells and Huddersfield Town slumped to a 3-0 defeat by high-flying Nottingham Forest at the John Smith’s Stadium in the Sky Bet Championship last night. Jamie Paterson scored twice as Forest extended their unbeaten run to 15 matches against Hud...

Nicole Mitchell, Bermuda’s top female cyclist, believes the sky is the limit for her after making a sparkling start to the season. Mitchell, the 2013 NatWest Island Games gold medallist, grabbed a bronze in the circuit race and finished fourth in the...

Cyrille Regis, one of the most prominent black players of his generation, will be the star attraction at a celebrity match at Somerset Cricket Club next month. Several local sportsmen, including John Barry Nusum, a former Bermuda captain, and Lionel ...