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Competing on home soil always gets Roy-Allan Burch’s juices flowing. And the two-times Bermuda Olympic swimmer says the Validus Bermuda National Championships, which commenced last evening at the National Sports Centre, will not be any different. The...

Roy-Allan Burch and Julian Fletcher, Bermuda’s Commonwealth Games-bound swimmers, will return to the Island from their overseas training bases to participate in the long-course Validus Bermuda National Championships starting tomorrow at the National ...

Roy-Allan Burch and Cullen Jones are the best of friends. The SwimMac Carolina team-mates share a mutual respect and admiration for each other’s athletic abilities and accomplishments, and motivate one another to keep striving towards a mandate of in...

A sub-23 second swim in the 50 metres freestyle proved to be the pinnacle for Roy-Allan Burch at the Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte, which concluded at a packed Mecklenburg County Aquatic Centre yesterday. The two-times Bermuda Olympian gave a reminde...

“Execution” will be the key word for Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, who has vowed to put his best forward at the Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte. The SwimMac Carolina swimmer is competing in the 50?metres and 100?metres freestyle at the Mecklenb...

The National Sports Centre’s Aquatic Centre will stage its first long course meet and the biggest swim event since last summer’s NatWest Island Games when the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association holds the Validus Bermuda National Championships from ...

Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, will be keen to lower his times at next week’s star-studded Arena Grand Prix at Charlotte. The Commonwealth Games medal hopeful is competing on the long course in the 50 and 100 metres freestyle at next week’s ev...

Last year’s Round-the-Sound Swim — believed to be one of the largest open swim events in the world — has raised $6,000. Of this total, $5,000 has gone towards Bermuda Zoological Society’s (BZS) education fund and $1,000 towards the Bermuda Lionfish T...

Bermuda’s swimming team enjoyed their most successful Carifta Games, finishing ninth overall out of 17 countries and bringing home a total of 22 medals from the meet in Aruba. Six medals were won by the Island’s swimmers on the last night of competi...

Bermuda’s swimmers at the Carifta Championships in Aruba will bring home a total of 22 medals when they return tomorrow evening after winning six more medals during last night’s finals. Maddie Moore, who set a Carifta record and also broke the Bermu...

Emma Harvey, the Bermuda swimmer, showed plenty of guts in her pursuit of glory, claiming two gold medals at the Caribbean Swimming Championships in Aruba last night. Harvey came first in both the girls’ 11-12 200 metres individual medley and the 200...