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Fifty-five track and field athletes will represent Bermuda at next week’s 2012 LIME Carifta Games at the National Sports Centre (NSC) after an intense qualifying phase to determine who flies the local flag. The Island will have at least one athlete i...

Jeneko Place has set his sights on shattering the junior national 100 metre record at next week's Carifta Games in Bermuda. The last time the Island hosted the annual competition in 2004, Lovintz Tota ran 10.6 seconds, a time which has not been bette...

Bermuda’s young athletes were waiting anxiously last night to see if they had been selected to represent the Island in next month’s Carifta Games after competing in trials over the weekend. The weekend provided the athletes with one last chance to me...

The 800 metre runner will be striving to capture that elusive gold medal in front of his home crowd having won silvers at the 2010 and 2011 Games. Dill, who is trained by former national team coach Gerry Swan, believes a packed house at the National ...

Promising sprinter Kyle Webb admits he will more nervous when he runs in Carifta than when he competed at the last year’s Youth Commonwealth Games. Bermuda will host the annual Carifta Games next month for the first time since 2004, and Webb thinks t...

Bermuda is set to welcome hundreds of athletes from 25 Caribbean countries for the Carifta Games next month. Later in the year we will welcome hundreds more people for the Corporate Games, when companies from across the globe send a team of employees...

Carifta Games delegate Alain Jean-Pierre believes the Island is already geared up to host the annual event that starts in two months. Jean-Pierre was on hand, along with Sports Minister Glenn Blakeney and Bermuda Track and Field Association’s (BTFA) ...