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Bermuda Marathon Weekend organisers have closed entries for this weekend’s half-marathon and Bermuda Triangle Half Challenge after reaching the race limit. The move reflects an increase in overall participant numbers, which at the start of the week t...

For a second consecutive year a visitor has won the Fairmont to Fairmont Road Race. Miami-based Bryan Huberty edged ahead of seven-times champion Jay Donawa to take the title yesterday. While in the women’s race Rose-Anna Hoey claimed her first Fair...

Dr Freddie Evans, a Bermuda National Athletics Association official, has passed a Level 2 technical officials course in Puerto Rico with high marks. Evans passed the Level 1 technical course in 2012, which was held in Bermuda before the Carifta Games...

Bermuda Marathon Weekend champion Lauren Hagans Paquette is returning to defend her women’s half-marathon title next weekend. The elite runner, who won in 2014, is heading back to Bermuda to race the event and also the KPMG Invitational Front Street ...

Five of Somerset’s best young student athletes are the first recipients of the Clyde Best Scholarship Fund, each receiving $2,000 to assist with their studies abroad. Cricketers Greg Maybury and Joshua Gilbert, footballers Jaz Ratteray-Smith and Ras...

Steve Burgess went back to his former primary school this week to make a special presentation after recently releasing his book entitled Back to Basics. The former top Bermuda middle distance runner also gave a speech about his days as a student at W...

Steve Burgess, a former top Bermuda middle distance runner, has written a book to mark 25 years since the launch of his Back to Basics fitness programme through which he has coached thousands of athletes of all ages and abilities. His book, Back to ...

Judy Simons thinks it may be time to review the status of some of Bermuda’s elite athletes As disappointed as anyone with the Island’s showing at the Central American and Caribbean Games, the Bermuda Olympic Association president has questioned wheth...

Donna Watson, Bermuda’s chef de mission for the Central American and Caribbean Games, has launched a scathing attack on the team after they failed to win a single medal. In a strongly-worded statement, Watson accused the athletes, public, media and ...

Tyrone Smith failed in his bid to defend his long jump title at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz, Mexico, yesterday, finishing a disappointing eleventh with a best leap of 7.17 metres in the final. The 30-year-old was aiming to re...

Tyrone Smith, the Bermuda long jumper, will be hoping to strike gold when he competes in the men’s final in Veracruz, Mexico, today. The 30-year-old will aim to defend the title he captured at the CAC Games four years ago when he stands on the runwa...

Tyrone Smith, the Bermuda long jumper, has no doubt in his mind that he will successfully defend his Central American and Caribbean Games gold medal in Veracuz, Mexico. Smith captured gold at the CAC Games four years ago in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, wit...