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Arnold Manders, the Bermuda coach, is confident that Bermuda can put a halt to a three-game losing skid and make the play-offs at the World Twenty20 qualifiers in the United Arab Emirates after their slim chances were given a boost by today’s results...

Michael Sims’s bid to regain a tour card will have to wait at least another year. Bermuda’s top golfer failed to qualify for next month’s Final Stage of Q-School at this week’s Second Stage of qualifiers at the Plantation Preserve Golf Club in Planta...

Devonshire Cougars, the Triple Crown champions, enjoyed a clean sweep of the top prizes at Bermuda Football Association’s (BFA) annual awards ceremony for the 2012-13 season at Police Recreation Club. Cougars, who won the Premier Division title, FA C...

Chuck Millican made significant inroads in his attempt to win the Gosling’s Trophy after two race victories aboard Elusive on the second day of the J-105 Bermuda Invitational in the Great Sound yesterday. The Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club helmsm...

Michael Sims surged up the leaderboard at the Plantation Preserve Golf Club in Planatation, Florida yesterday to enhance his chances of reaching the Final Stage of Q School. Teeing off on the back nine, the Bermudian pro fired a sizzling six-under-pa...

Sullivan Phillips, Bermuda’s top basketball player, has no regrets about deciding to hang up his boots and retire from the sport. The 35-year-old has called time on his professional career after consulting his wife during the summer, with family comm...

Khano Smith has been named as one of the five most successful Caribbean players to have played in the MLS by the league’s official website. Smith, who retired from professional football in 2011, had two spells at New England Revolution and a short st...

Bermuda’s World Twenty20 qualifying hopes were left hanging by a thread after a heavy defeat by Kenya yesterday. Another poor batting display and lack of penetrative bowling condemned Bermuda to a seven-wicket defeat. And they must now figure out a ...

Rookie motorcycle racer Justin Sousa is counting his blessings after suffering extensive injuries in a serious crash during Sunday’s Race of Champions at Southside. The 37-year-old broke both legs below the knee, two ribs as well as a bone in his nec...