With next week?s Americas Cup tournament fast approaching, Bermuda skipper Clay Smith reckons his team are capable of winning the biennial six-country regional competition.
Canada, Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Argentina and defending champions U...
DATE: Jul 03, 2004 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Bermuda Cricket Board treasurer Neil Speight yesterday urged the Island to move away from the controversy surrounding the omission of Jason Anderson from the Bermuda squad for the Americas Championship.
Instead, he asked the country to give those sel...
PAULA Lewin and her crew returned briefly to Bermuda this week after two weeks of training on the waters where they will sail in the Athens Olympics next month.
Lewin, together with twin sister Peta Lewin and Christine Patton, will be aiming for a me...
Bermuda?s young sailors capped off a magnificent week at the Optimist North American Championships yesterday with Elijah Simmons lifting the overall individual crown and four of his Island team-mates finishing in the top ten.
The latest success came ...
ONE World Cup campaign?s over, another?s about to begin.
And guess what? There?s still far more activity off the field than there is on.
What is it about Bermuda that whenever a major sporting event is about to commence, those saddled with the respon...
IT was great to see the home nation Portugal deservedly win their Euro 2004 semi-final with Holland ? but the Dutch team was a pale shadow of their great sides of the past.
The Portuguese defended well and were dangerous when they pushed forward and ...
Bailey?s Bay seam bowler Clarkie Trott has launched a scathing attack on national cricket coach Mark Harper and the Bermuda Cricket Board?s selection procedures for the upcoming Americas Championship.
Yesterday he accused the national coach of lack o...
Ecstatic Portugal fans partied the night away last night as football?s nearly men finally took centre stage as they blasted their way into the finals of the Euro 2004.
Packed in bars across the breadth of Bermuda the traditionally pessimistic Portugu...
We're so proud of you: Gold medallist Lovinz Tota (centre) is greeted by sister Kamla Ramatar (left) and girlfriend Serina Bailey at Bermuda International Airport after his long jump victory in the CAC regional athletics championship in Mexico. Bermu...
Bermuda?s men made up for their frustrations in the Pan-Am Squash championship?s individual competition with an impressive win over the top-seeded Canadians in the team event.
The Island?s top pro Nick Kyme swept aside Matt Serediak 9-1, 9-7, 9-2 to ...
