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The new football season kicks off on Sunday with the Charity Cup at Goose Gosling Field before a Dudley Eve double-header at Bernard Park on Monday. Cal Blankendal, the Bermuda Football Association first vice-president, released the 2014-15 schedule ...

By Owain Johnston-Barnes and Jonathan Bell Category One storm Hurricane Cristobal should blow past some 260 miles to Bermuda’s northwest around sunrise today, delivering rough seas and possibly heavy showers. Cristobal’s closest point of approach wil...

Very few things get youth sports coaches and parents more heated than the Great Youth Sports Debate — should every player be treated like a winner? Some argue that teaching young players that everyone is a winner undermines the efforts of the childre...

Play is not only a child’s inalienable right – it also influences physical, socio-emotional and cognitive development. The right to play is protected in Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as the right to sport, which is ...

“She would beat her competitors with kindness.” These are the words Barry Brewer used to describe the playing career of his mother, Jackie Brewer, who spent more than two decades as one of the top female golfers in Bermuda. Brewer died this week at ...

Plans to move a quadriplegic out of a hospital ward that he has called home for 40 years to a facility for people in wheelchairs has hit a $6,000 stumbling block. And the charity that hopes to take over the care of Luke Caines after his ordeal at the...

Rain put a dampener on day three of the ITF/GSDF 12 and under competition in St Lucia yesterday with no play on the courts up to midday yesterday. Bermuda pair Ben Jones and Tre Mallory are competing in the tournament held at the National Tennis Cen...

Tea and gossip is a favourite pastime of many women in Bermuda. In the 18th century things were much the same. The Bermudian way of tea is one of the focal points in a new exhibit in historic Odessa, Delaware in the United States. The exhibit is call...