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He ran the fastest 10K in the history of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend, a time that has never been bettered since it was set 32 years ago, and he is back this weekend to run again. But Geoff Smith may have to curtail his racing plans after he strained...

Tamika Williams has set herself a goal of running under five minutes in tonight’s KPMG Invitational Elite Women’s Front Street Mile ahead of another challenging two-race weekend. Williams is aiming to run at least seven seconds faster than her pers...

A new KPMG Bermuda Invitational Elite Mile men’s champion will be crowned tonight. Julius Bor, last year’s winner, has not returned to defend his title. Among the pre-race favourites to claim the Kenyan’s vacant title is compatriot Phillip Lagat, the...

Young Men’s Social Club Lady Bluebirds made a perfect start to their Who’s Who Tournament title defence at Bernard Park at the weekend. The defending champions laid down an early marker after going undefeated in all three of their round-robin matches...

His name might have been absent from official list of competitors for the Bermuda Marathon Weekend but Chris Estwanik has confirmed he will compete in Sunday’s half-marathon. The Island’s top distance runner has been slowly easing back into competit...

Heather Kampf repeated as winner of the KPMG Invitational Bermuda Women’s Elite Mile as Sarah Brown finished second yet again in a thrilling finish that saw the two Americans separated by just two seconds in times that were faster than last year. Ka...

Stephen Allen held off a late charge from college student Juma Mouchette to retain his KPMG Bermuda Invitational Local Men’s Mile title. The Jamaican runner led the field from start to finish and had enough gas left in the tank over the final metres ...

Donna Watson, the president of the Bermuda National Athletics Association, has hit out at the National Sports Centre’s board of trustees over its decision to charge the Island’s top athletes to use the facility. While Watson understands the call to i...

Berkeley Institute’s Kyrah Scraders and Saltus’ Ashley Irby blew away the competition as they both set new records in the Senior School Girls’ and Middle School Girls’ divisions last night. Scraders, who won the same title last year, hit the tape in ...