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Show jumper Jill Terceira was selected ahead of Patrick Nisbett to represent Bermuda at the Olympic Games. Both riders were eligible to go the London 2012 but the Bermuda Equestrian Federation (BEF) plumped for Terceira based on her impressive displa...

Bermuda will also be represented at the London Olympics by basketball player Jeneya Wade-Fray. Wade-Fray has been has been named in the first ever Team Great Britain women's basketball team to compete at an Olympics. She was picked along with 11 othe...

Smith will arguably be Bermuda's best hope of a medal with the long jumper insisting a podium position is a realistic target. The 27-year-old has certainly improved since he failed to make the finals at the Beijing Olympics four years ago. In 2010 he...

Tyler Butterfield appears to have put his injury troubles behind him as he prepares to compete at his first Olympics since Athens in 2004. Butterfield, 29, has enjoyed an impressive season and claimed his maiden victory as a professional at the ITU L...

Bermuda Gymnastics Association are sending their largest ever team to compete at the USAIGC National and International Championships in Fort Lauderdale, Florida next weekend. The Island has been sending gymnasts to the prestigious Championships for t...

Bermuda swimmer Roy-Allan Burch insists he’s in the best shape of his life ahead of the Olympic Games. Burch stepped up his preparations for London 2012 by winning all four of his events at last weekend’s Bermuda Swimming National Championships. He s...

Sullivan Phillips Olympic dream lies in tatters after being told he is ineligible to represent Great Britain men’s team in London next month. The withdrawal of the uncapped Phillips has left Great Britain officials red-faced after it was discovered h...

Bermuda sprinter Tre Houston has not given up hope of qualifying for this summer’s Olympic Games in London. Houston has split his season between competing in the UK and US under the watchful eye of his world-renowned coach Tony Lester, whose sprint s...

Tyler Butterfield became the seventh local athlete to qualify for July’s Olympic Games in London after producing another impressive showing at yesterday’s ITU World Triathlon Madrid in Spain. The professional triathlete cemented his slot after finish...