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Saturday, April 21, 2018
 Nathan Trott insisted the season isn’t over for the West Ham United Academy players despite their Premier League 2 campaign coming to an end with a 3-1 defeat to Arsenal.
The Gunners were crowned Division 1 Champions at London Stadium with their victory to round off the term, but for players like goalkeeper Trott who are keen to impress on
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Bermuda Win & Scully Cup Final Round Up
(RUGBY)
Saturday, April 21, 2018
The first of two friendly games saw visiting Trinity College High School from Ontario Canada fall 15 – 5 to the Bermuda Under 16 team.
After a frenetic start Trinity College High School’s Kelly McBride picked up from a base of a quick ruck and found Bermuda’s defense in disarray scoring between the posts. The conversion was charged down by Bermuda leaving the score at 5 - 0.
Half tim
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Bermuda Ball Hockey Championship Final
(HOCKEY)
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Winnipeg Jets 3 Toronto Maple Leafs 2
The Winnipeg Jets were crowned the Bermuda Ball Hockey Association 2017-18 Champions defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 – 2.
With the Series tied at 1 – 1 the game was a winner take all, that saw four goals scored in the Final Period.
Jeffery Morash scored the only goal of the 1st Period to give the Winnipeg Jet
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 Lambe Batting at the PHC Stadium Cricket Saturday, April 21, 2018
Somerset Bridge 87 PHC 88/1
In the Opening Game of the season at the PHC Stadium, PHC won the battle of the Western County rivals Somerset Bridge by 9 wickets. Sharye Tavares was the top scorer with 31, while Randy Bean was the pick of the PHC bowlers with figures of 6-1-7-5
In reply PHC would score 88/1 winning by 9 wickets, Kevin Lambe was the top scorer
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Saturday, April 21, 2018
The Opening Day of the YAO Season got underway at the YAO Ball Parks in St. David’s.
In Senior League play the Cubs defeated the Orioles 4-3, Kaelin Paynter led the Orioles, keeping the Cubs to one run for 4 innings, Paynter struck out 10 in his effort.
The Cubs were led by Noah Simons, Sam Resnik and Micaiah Furbert, holding the Orioles to 2 hits and striking out 13. The top of th
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 Oliveira-Whiteman-Mayho Cycling Saturday, April 21, 2018
The Bermuda Bicycle Association’s 2018 Butterfield Grand Prix continued with a Road Race in the East End of the Island.
As expected, the Male A race was a battle between Dominique Mayho, Matthew Oliveira, Jabari Whiteman and Kaden Hopkins.
Mayho prevailed in the end clocking 1:37:59:850, with Whiteman second in 1:38:00.085 and Oliveira finish third clocking 1:38.00.782.
Whit
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Saturday, April 21, 2018
During the Bermuda Football Association Awards Ceremony last night President Mark Wade made a passionate speech that would make those who continue to criticize the game in Bermuda to think again.
Wade’s speech was titled here we are!
Also during Bermuda’s Under 17 Women’s National team game against Canada, Bermuda’s goalkeeper Zakhari Turner made the ‘Save of the Game.’
And fo
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 Terceira In Action in Germany Equestrian Events Saturday, April 21, 2018
Jillian Terceira continued competing in the CSI2* Eschweiler International Horse Jumping event in Germany.
On Day Three Terceira competed in Two Classes.
Competing in the Silver Tour Grand Prix in Two Phases Class, Terceira and Iluna Di Cantero finished 3rd clocking a Double Clear Round time of 66.46.
In the Gold Class, Terceira and Amarulla finished 36th after accumulating 57
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Bermuda European Footballers Round Up
(SOCCER)
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Reggie Lambe
A 1 - 1 draw with Reggie Lambe’s Carlisle United was sufficient to clinch promotion for Luton, sparking wild celebrations amongst their 1,404 travelling fans at Brunton Park.
Lambe was an unused substitute in the game.
Carlisle United had threatened to spoil the party when they took an early lead through a Danny Grainger penalty, but Oll
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Saturday, April 21, 2018
The Bermuda Open Volleyball Tournament came to an end inside the Warwick Academy Gymnasium, with the Fun Divas from the USA Crowned the Champions.
The National Alumni Team Island Girls finished in 2nd Place, while the 3rd Place team was the Bermuda Women's National Team White Caps, the Consultation Round Winners were the Bermuda Women's National Team Red Aces.
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Friday, April 20, 2018
The Bermuda Bicycle Association’s 2018 Butterfield Grand Prix got underway with a Hill Climb in St. George’s.
Jabari Whiteman of Trinidad & Tobago scorched the course in a new record of 42.83 seconds to take the lead in the A category, just ahead of Dominique Mayho who clocked 43.659, Kaden Hopkins was clocked at 44.182 and Matthew Oliveira clocked 45.206.
The Top female finisher w
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