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Tre Houston has made a permanent move back to the Island as he begins his qualifying quest for next summer’s IAAF World Championships in Moscow. Houston said he felt in need of a fresh start after spending the last two years in London where he traine...

A disappointing open field of just one male and one female turned out for the second Bermuda Track and Field Association cross-country meet of the season at Astwood Park on Saturday. Chayce Smith ran unchallenged to cover the three-mile course in 14 ...

A year after collapsing just short of the finish line, Jennifer Alen got it right this time as she stormed to her second PartnerRe 5K title without mishap on a hot and humid morning. Twelve months ago dehydration stopped Alen in her tracks as she app...

It was the biggest turnout in the 15-year history of the women-only PartnerRe 5K as 1,100 participants showed up. Under brilliant sunshine it made for an impressive sight at the Botanical Gardens, underlining how it has become one of the best-support...

While he may have sported the orange and brown colours of the Netherlands for more than a decade, Troy Douglas’ heart always belonged to Bermuda. Even when competing for the Dutch after changing citizenship in 1998 to seek greater opportunity and inc...

In his first event since the London Olympics, Tyler Butterfield stormed to a second-place finish in the Lonestar Sprint 5150 Triathlon in Galveston, Texas on Sunday. In a field of close to 400 professional and amateurs, the 29-year-old crossed the li...

Jessica Lewis has been praised for her performance at the 2012 Paralympics in London by Bermuda Premier Paul Cox. Lewis, who finished eighth in the T53 100, 200 and 400 metre finals, is the Island’s first wheelchair athlete to compete at the Paralymp...

Akim Johnston and Rebecca Harrison emerged as the top junior male and female runners during Monday’s Labour Day Road Race. Dellwood Middle School student Johnston claimed overall honours after covering the 1.5 mile racecourse in eight minutes and thr...