Log In

Robert Vallis and Nick Mansell extended their lead to three shots after the second round of the Bermuda Amateur Four Ball Championships at Port Royal yesterday. Leading by one stroke after Thursday's first round, Vallis and Mansell pulled away from t...

Garon Wilkinson and Kent Bean sit atop the senior and junior weapons rankings respectively after The Bermuda Karate Organisation (BKO) released their standings yesterday for 2010 based on performances at the three events this year. In ther junior for...

After a week of indecision, Karen Smith has decided to compete in tomorrow's SheRox Triathlon in Southampton. The Bermuda triathlete had been looking forward to putting her feet up for the winter following he impressive display in the Hawaii Ironman ...

Jonathon Ingham captured his first Mid Ocean Club Men's Invitation title yesterday, but it took two extra holes to claim the trophy. Ingham finally shrugged of the challenge of Scott Skidmore, a four-handicapper from Baltimore, on the 20th hole. Skid...

St. David's v Devonshire Colts A battle of the bottom sides, this match should be exciting given how both sides like to attack. Having allowed far more goals than scored, the pair will look to gain an early advantage. Kyle Jones and Angelo Canno...

Devonshire Colts coach Kieshon Smith believes his side can draw on past experience as they look to get off the bottom of the table with a win over St. David's at Lords tomorrow. The two clubs are set to do battle with both currently in the bottom thr...

Garon Wilkinson and Kent Bean sit atop the senior and junior weapons rankings respectively after The Bermuda Karate Organisation (BKO) released their standings yesterday for 2010 based on performances at the three events this year. In ther junior for...

Fourteen-year old Sam Stan began defending his title when Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association (BODA) started their National Championship regatta yesterday morning on the Great Sound. BODA are hoping to complete 15 to 18 races over the course during t...

Anyone expecting a feast of running rugby and a host of tries in today's World Rugby Classic final between South Africa and New Zealand might want to cast their minds back 12 months and think again. The two teams met in the semi-finals last year and ...