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Monday, April 23, 2018
Tiarra Derosa was one who placed in the top-5 of the Virginia State University Trojan Invitational Meet representing Shaw University.
Sophomore Derosa finished fifth with a top toss of 12.32m in the Women’s Shot Put.
Derosa would also finish 4th in the Women's Discus Finals with a top toss of 44.38m.
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Toms & Bedwas Defeat Cross Keys
(RUGBY)
Monday, April 23, 2018
The stage was set, the Bedwas pitch was looking in pristine condition and warm April sunshine, the perfect conditions for fast, running rugby. Few however, would have predicted the fourteen Try festival served up by these two local rivals in what was the most entertaining game seen at the Bridgefield this season.
Brynley Toms and his Bedwas teammates defeated Cross Keys 57 – 34.
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Monday, April 23, 2018
The matter between the Bermuda Government and Dr. Freddie Evans has been settled without recourse to a costly trial. By mutual agreement, the terms of the settlement are confidential. Dr. Evans will take up a new post in the Department of Youth, Sports and Recreation. Dr. Evans looks forward to utilizing his skill set to further contribute to the youth of Bermuda.
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Trott Looking For A First Team Spot
(SOCCER)
Monday, April 23, 2018
With stopper Joe Hart unavailable to face Manchester City in the Premier League next week, young keeper Nathan Trott is set to be on the substitutes’ bench for a second time this campaign.
And the 19-year-old is now focused – after an impressive performance between the sticks against Arsenal – on doing enough to catch manager David Moyes’ eye.
He said: “The season is not over for us
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Monday, April 23, 2018
The Opening Ceremony for the ITU World Triathlon Series in Bermuda will feature young people from across the island in the lead up to the sporting event that organizers said has attracted athletes from 33 countries.
“The Opening Ceremony is a salute to all of Bermuda’s young sports stars, recognizing that great achievement is a lifetime pursuit that can begin at a very young age,” the organ
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 Stephen Outerbridge International Games Sunday, April 22, 2018
Bermuda 294/8 UAE Blues 260
Bermuda began their ICC World Cricket League 4 warmup preparations with a match in Dubai taking on UAE Blues, which they won by 34 runs.
Bermuda batted first and would score 294/8 in their allotted 50 overs, Stephen Outerbridge made a welcome return to senior National team duty with a knock of 83 falling on the final ball of the
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Sunday, April 22, 2018
J’auna James and Mykal Glasgow represented Thomas College during the Tufts Sunshine Classic.
Competing in the Women’s 200m Dash, James won Heat 2 clocking a time of 29.08 her time saw her finish 4th overall.
James would then win Heat 2 of the Women’s 400m Dash stopping the clock in a time of 1:09.70, which saw her finish 7th overall.
Glasgow would finish 16th in the Men’s Long
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 Action from the National Sports Center Rugby Bermuda Under 16 Defeat Trinity College
(RUGBY)
Sunday, April 22, 2018
The Bermuda Under 16 Men’s team build up towards a tour of Washington DC when they play in a tournament in June picking up a 61 – 5 win over visiting Trinity College School out of Canada.
The Bermuda team got 2 Try’s from Jake Field, George Peets and Ja’kee Simons, while Miguel Postlethwaite, Devin Augustus and Paulo Sousa all added a Try each.
Simons kicked 6 Conversions and Matthew
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 Budgies & Ravens Action Hockey Sunday, April 22, 2018
A triple header of Bermuda Field Hockey League action took place at the National Sports Center that produced 34 goals in total.
Budgies 7 Ravens 0
The Budgies would score seven unanswered goals as they defeated their biggest rivals Ravens 7 – 0. Kascia White and Selina Whitter both scored twice, while Sydney Fisher, Keishae Robinson and Robin Stempel all a
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Finnigan & Florida Tech Fall to Saint Leo
(TENNIS)
Sunday, April 22, 2018
James Finnigan and his Florida Tech Men's Tennis teammates hit the courts of IMG Academy to do battle with No. 1 Saint Leo in the Opening Round of the Sunshine State Conference Tournament.
Florida Tech fought hard from the beginning but found themselves on the losing end of the contest 5-1.
Finnigan and his Doubles partner Ricardo Corona picked up the only win for Florida Tec defeat
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 Action from Fairmont Hamilton Princess Other Sports Sunday, April 22, 2018
The Bermuda Open Karate Championships celebrated its thirty-sixth edition at Fairmont Hamilton Princess with a few adults and a good number of junior competitors.
Adult Grand Champions were Kent Bean Men’s Form and Weapons and Talia Iris Women’s Form and Weapons.
Junior forms Grand Champions were Novice Boy Amiel Trott, Intermediate Boy Dash Bailey, Novice Girl Arima Turner and In
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