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Track & Field

"Smith wins gold in Japan"

Tyrone Smith was agonisingly close to qualifying for the World Championships this weekend. The Bermuda long jumper took gold at the Kawasaki World Challenge Meet with a leap of 8.09metres, just one centimetre shy of hitting the qualifying standard. “...
May 09, 2011

"Manuel has Gardens in palm of his hands"

You could say that Manuel DeMelo has the Palm Grove property in his palm. Mr DeMelo came from the Azores almost 30 years ago and has worked for Palm Grove for much of that time. One of his loves is maintaining the property’s collection of palms, some...
May 09, 2011
Golf

"Port Royal plan for a high-tech golf academy"

Golf professional Darren May is part of a very select group, he can tease Jack Nicklaus about his game and get away with it. The Director of Teaching at Nicklaus’ private course The Bear’s Club, May also coaches several players on the PGA Tour, inclu...
May 09, 2011
Basketball

"Dill and Crumpler hail All-Star success"

Terrence Dill and Chris Crumpler have both hailed the Bermuda Gas SKY Basketball All-Star Weekend as a successful event despite the local All-Stars losing 80-68 to the SKY Streetball Basketball team at Berkeley Institute on Saturday. Dill returned to...
May 09, 2011
Sailing

"Final day slip proves costly for Bromby"

Peter Bromby slipped down the Etchells rankings on the –final day of the Bermuda International Invitational Race Week, finishing in third place overall. The Olympic hopeful had been leading going into the–final day but got off to a poor start, losing...
May 09, 2011
Football

"Lowe to coach Hogges"

Maurice Lowe has been unveiled as the new head coach of the Bermuda Hogges. Lowe, coach of First Division BAA Wanderers, will take over the helm from Scott Morton who is unable to travel overseas this season due to work commitments but will remain o...
May 08, 2011
Cricket

"Injuries force BCB to delay elite comp"

A combination of player injuries and work commitments have forced the Bermuda Cricket Board to postpone the start of the Elite Player League. The League had been due to begin today with four matches scheduled to take place at Southampton Oval, and an...
May 08, 2011
Football

"Ipswich opt to release Lambe"

Reggie Lambe is searching for a new club after being released by English Championship side Ipswich Town, writes Stephen Wright. Town boss Paul Jewell told Lambe, on loan at League One strugglers Bristol Rovers, yesterday he would not be extending his...
May 08, 2011
Health

"Campaigner warns of long-term care gap in National Health Plan"

Long-term care has not been listed as an essential part of basic healthcare for Bermuda, according to a senior’s charity. Claudette Fleming, the executive director of Age Concern, said there was no “definitive language” within the National Health Pla...
May 08, 2011
Other

"Future is bright for talented young sprinter"

Stepping out onto the track at the Carifta Games in Jamaica has left young sprinter Taahira Butterfield keen to keep racing. “It was hot out there, hotter than I’m used to, and the track felt hard,” the 14-year-old CedarBridge student recalled of the...
May 08, 2011

"Historic event as lodges come together"

This is the time of the year when two significant events tug at my heritage strings for recognition. The first leading up to Heritage Month which the country is currently observing, is the annual Installation of Officers of the Hamilton District of t...
May 08, 2011
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