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Lisa Blackburn was thrilled with her medal-laden performance at last weekend’s US Masters Swimming Summer National Championships in Cleveland, Ohio. Blackburn, who represented the Island at last month’s Pan Am Games in Toronto, claimed gold medals in...

Emma Harvey put the finishing touches to what has been an amazing season at last week’s Canadian Age Group Championships in Quebec. She claimed two of the three medals won by Bermuda swimmers and set three personal bests. Harvey captured the bronze i...

Julian Fletcher is still striving for an Olympic qualifying time after a below-par performance at the World Swimming Championships in Kazan, Russia. Fletcher, who competed at last month’s Pan Am Games in Toronto, finished 52nd out of 76 swimmers in t...

Jesse Washington made history after becoming the first Bermuda swimmer to win a gold medal at the Canadian Age Group Championships in Quebec. He won the boys’ 16 and under 200 metres freestyle in a time of 1min 55.41sec, setting a personal best and B...

Madelyn Moore bagged her third gold medal of the Central American and Caribbean Swimming Championships on Saturday. Moore added the 100m freestyle gold to her 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle triumphs, although she did not make things easy for hersel...

Madelyn Moore struck gold again last night in Barbados. The Bermuda swimmer won the 50m backstroke in 31.08sec at the Central American and Caribbean Championships. Moore got out to a fast start and was ahead from the first stroke. Even some trouble w...

The Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association have announced their team for the Central American and Caribbean Championships in Barbados next week. Madelyn Moore, Skylar Powell, Ashley Irby, Philip Hagen, Jesse Washington, Jack Harvey, Keagan Woolley, and...

Rebecca Heyliger and Julian Fletcher, the Bermuda swimmers, will compete in Kazan, Russia, in next month’s Fina World Aquatics Championships. The two swimmers came up short of achieving the A or B standard times to qualify for the meet, but were sele...

Sean O’Connell, the first and only man to swim non-stop around Bermuda, was surprised to learn his unusual feat had been ranked by the 24-Hour Club — a list recognising open-water swims lasting at least 24 hours. The former Bermuda College maths lect...

Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, remains optimistic of qualifying for next year’s Olympics in Rio as he starts his long, slow road to recovery after a freak injury. Burch ruptured both his patella tendons after falling during a training session ...