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Madelyn Moore is battling to shrug off a sprained wrist ahead of the World Short Course Championships in Abu Dhabi. The 20-year-old Bermudian swimmer suffered the injury setback while working out in the gym in preparation for her debut at the champio...

Madelyn Moore warmed up for the upcoming fifteenth Fina World Short Course Championships in the best possible way, while competing for the University of Northern Colorado at the weekend. The senior and team captain blazed her way to four school reco...

Madelyn Moore was in record-breaking form during the opening day of the Mid-Season Invitational at Dixie State University in St George, Utah, on Thursday. The University of Northern Colorado captain slashed three tenths of a second off her own schoo...

Some 130 personal bests were set at Sharks autumn sprint meet at the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association pool on Saturday. Despite a prolonged period of competition inactivity, competitors certainly showed their hard work and dedication in training ...

Bermuda’s aspiring Olympic swimmers return to action today at the Basa pool. The Sharks 2021 Fall Sprint meet will get under way at 8:30am this morning with the future stars of the sport hoping to make a big splash. The likes of Harbour Club’s Myeshi...

Logan Jones enjoyed a successful period swimming competitively in the United States, returning to Bermuda with a medal haul. While many schoolchildren his age opted to relax throughout their summer holidays, 11-year-old Jones took the opportunity to ...

There was actually a third Bermudian involved in competition at the Tokyo Olympics, but Margret Heyliger’s duties as a swimming official required her to play a low-key role. Heyliger, the mother of 2016 Olympic swimmer Rebecca Heyliger, was involved...

Two former Olympians have made a last-ditch plea to the Bermuda Olympic Association to reconsider its decision not to grant Madelyn Moore and Jesse Washington the opportunity to fulfil their dreams of representing the island in Tokyo this summer. The...

Madelyn Moore wrapped up her participation at the Central American and Caribbean Amateur Swimming Confederation Championships with four gold medals in total after two more first-place finishes on the weekend in Puerto Rico. Moore, who earlier in the ...

Madelyn Moore clinched another gold at the Central American and Caribbean Amateur Swimming Confederation Championships in Puerto Rico by winning the 18 and over 100 metres freestyle final in a time of 56.75 seconds last night. In the men’s 100 frees...