Junior golfers who did not make the top ten Bermudian finishers in the recent Bank of Bermuda Foundation International Junior Golf Championship may still get to play in upcoming Jim McLean Future Collegians World Tour (FCWT) competitions, writes Gayl...
Bermuda, buoyed by a strong outpouring of hometown support, swept to their first Rosebowl title in four years at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association on Saturday evening.
The hosts scored 14 points to top the final standings while Cayman Islands w...
Bermuda continued their quest for a first Rosebowl championship in four years by sweeping the in-form Jamaicans off the court during Mens 'A' action last night at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association.
The local side wasted little time in dismantli...
DATE: Apr 06, 2002 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Robinson House emerged the winner in the fifth annual Spice Valley Middle School math-a-thon this year.
Mrs. D. Burrows, the M3 math teacher, started the first ever inter-house math competition at the Warwick middle school in 1997 and for many years ...
Top cyclist MacInnis Looby leaves the Island today bound for England where he will step up his campaign to qualify for July's Commonwealth Games in Manchester.
And while the tall, powerful rider is in another country, he is under no illusions that he...
Shomeiko Ingham upset the form book to capture the grandchampionship from Angela Tull-Simmons, the masters winner, 28.9 to 28.3, during Saturday night's 20th edition of the Bermuda Open Karate Championships held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hote...
Five of Bermuda's contingent in the South American Optimist Dinghy Championships finished in the top half of the fleet.
The Island sent a seven-strong team to Ecuador last week and they excelled in an entry of 166 sailors.
Jesse Kirkland, 14, rallied...
In the face of strong overseas competition, Bermuda's junior golfers showed their mettle yesterday to emerge as frontrunners at the half-way stage of the inaugural Bank of Bermuda Foundation International Junior Golf Championship.
When the second and...
THIS year's Newport to Bermuda Race will be the biggest ever. This despite fears that a struggling US economy and the fallout from the September 11 terrorist attacks would put a big dent into the number of yachts taking part in the biennial race.
And...
A West End student is on the crest of a wave after jetting off to Equador to take in top class dinghy racing.
Sandys Middle School student Rajae Woods took part in the Optimist South American Championships, which was quite an achievement, considering...
