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An Olympic Games trialist from the United States, and the skipper of Oracle Team USA added a touch of spice to the Bermuda Healthcare Services “Sir Stanley” Burgess 5K road race yesterday. Chayce Smith continued his string of victories with an impres...

Shianne Smith is hopeful of qualifying for her first Olympic Games after switching from heptathlon to the 400-metres hurdles in a bid to improve her chances of reaching Rio. The 30-year-old started her season at last week’s Bermuda Invitational Permi...

Bermuda’s James O’Shea finished in the top 200 at the Virgin Money London Marathon, finishing the race in a time of 2hr 36min 47sec. The former Warwick Academy pupil, who now lives in London, set a formidable pace in the 26.2-mile race. He went throu...

Donna Raynor, the Bermuda National Athletics Association president, said last week’s inaugural Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet at the National Sports Centre far exceeded expectations. The international track meet featured 76 overseas athletes, among...

Chayce Smith retained his RMS Construction 20K Road Race title with a display of front running that took him out of sight of his nearest pursuers after two miles. Meanwhile Teresa Humphrey secured the women’s title. First woman across the line, Becky...

Mike Rodgers warmed up for upcoming US Olympic Trials in the best possible way with emphatic victories in the men’s 100 and 200-metres at last night’s Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet at the National Stadium. The American sprinter and former US Indoo...

Anna Willard produced a sensational kick on the home stretch to beat Alena Brooks of Trinidad and Megan Manley of the United States in a thrilling finish in the 800 metres last night. Willard, of the US, paced herself perfectly and saved something f...

Tyrone Smith and Tre Houston gave the National Stadium crowd plenty to cheer about after both athletes earned podium finishes at last night’s Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet. Smith, competing in the long jump for the first time this season, finished...

Sakari Famous will not be fazed by the big occasion when she steps out to compete in the high jump at tonight’s Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet at the National Stadium. Famous, 16, will be the youngest of the more than 70 athletes on show, but she ...

Michael Frater is eyeing a third successive gold medal when he teams up with Jamaica’s star-studded 4x100-metres relay quartet at this summer’s Olympic Games in Rio. The 33-year-old is determined to finish his glorious Olympic career on a high, havin...

Donna Raynor, the Bermuda National Athletics Association president, is starting to get an “overwhelming feeling” as the first group of athletes arrived at the airport ahead of tomorrow’s first Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin...

More than 70 athletes will compete in the first Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet on Friday evening at the National Stadium. The athletes will begin arriving today, eight this afternoon and six more on the evening flights from Miami and New York. The...