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Sunday, June 28, 2026
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Smith & Dailey Crowned Grateful Miles 5K Classic Champions
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Sanchez Smith and Christine Dailey stormed to commanding victories at the 2026 Grateful Miles 5K Classic, leaving the rest of the field in their wake.
On a day tailored for fast times, Smith controlled the men’s elite race from the front, while Dailey produced a stunning top-five overall finish to secure the women's crown in dominant fashion.
In the men's field, Sanchez Smith proved to be a class apart. Setting a blistering tempo from the gun, Smith gradually broke away from the chasing pack to cross the finish line in a stellar time of 17 minutes and 7 seconds.
Such was Smith's superiority, he had time to savour the moment, crossing the line a comfortable 30 seconds ahead of his nearest rival.
Oliver Brunnock led the chase to secure a hard-earned second place in 17:37, while Domico Watson completed the podium positions, coming home third in 18:41.
If the men’s race was a showcase of controlled aggression, the women’s race was a masterclass in pure dominance by Christine Dailey.
Dailey not only decimated the women’s field but also embarrassed most of the men’s elite, crossing the line a phenomenal fourth overall in a time of 19:55.
By the time Dailey took the tape, she had opened up a massive chasm of 1 minute and 16 seconds over her nearest competitor.
The battle for the remaining podium spots was fought further down the tracking sheets. Evelyn Fahy secured a highly impressive top-10 overall finish, claiming the runner-up spot in the women's category with a time of 21:11.
Lynsey Palmer rounded out the top three women, finishing 23rd overall in 22:27 on a memorable day of racing.
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Monday, June 22, 2026
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Lindo's Presents Bermuda Diabetes Association Healthy Cheque
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The 2026 Lindo’s-to-Lindo’s has raised $27,730.62 for the Bermuda Diabetes Association with its annual event, held on March 8th this year.
The event marks the biggest fundraising event of the year for the Bermuda DiabetesAssociation and this year’s funds will go towards supporting the charity’s educational programmes and free health screenings, as well as its overall mission.As usual, the event featured a 10k competitive run, a 4-mile competitive walk and a 4-mile fun run/walk, drawing 1,129 participants.
The course began at Lindo’s FamilyFoods in Warwick and finished at Lindo’s Market in Devonshire. Since its inception in 1999, Lindo’s-to-Lindo’s has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to support diabetes prevention and care on the island.With diabetes affecting approximately one in eight adults in Bermuda, and the same number estimated to be at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, the Bermuda DiabetesAssociation continues to focus on prevention, early detection, education and affordable access to care.
In 2025, the Association screened 423 individuals through its community health initiatives, helping to identify risk factors and support earlier intervention for diabetes and related complications.Pictured at the cheque presentation were Zach Moniz, Manager at Lindo’s; LoriRockhead, Executive Director of the Bermuda Diabetes Association; Lucy Monkman,Office Manager at Sompo; and Dante Leverock, Wellness Coordinator at Allshores.
Zach Moniz, Manager at Lindo’s, said: “More than a quarter of a century and hundreds of thousands of dollars later, we’re so pleased to see that this event still brings out the best in our community. We’re proud to have raised almost $28,000 this year for the BermudaDiabetes Association and we look forward to continuing to support their mission of reducing the prevalence of diabetes and improving the lives of all people affected by the condition.”
Lori Rockhead, Executive Director of the Bermuda Diabetes Association, shared: "Each year, Lindo's to Lindo's plays a vital role in helping us serve the community. The funds raised directly support our free health screenings, educational programmes and outreach initiatives, enabling us to improve access to care and empower more people to take charge of their health. We are incredibly grateful to Lindo's, MAAC and all of our sponsors and participants for making this event possible.”Organised by the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Club (MAAC) and sanctioned by the Bermuda National Athletics Association, the Lindo’s-to-Lindo’s event is also supported by BGA,Bermuda Import & Export Co., Butterfield & Vallis, Europa Imports, Island HealthServices, Barritt’s, Warwick Academy, Sompo and Allshores. MAAC once again played a vital role in organising and delivering the event.
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Sunday, June 07, 2026
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Woollins & Sprincova Win Race for Memories
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Philip Woollins and Stepanka Sprincova claimed dominant victories as a stacked field took to the scenic coastal roads for the annual Race for Memories 5K in St George's.
Under pristine conditions on the historic eastern end, Woollins set a blistering tempo from the gun to secure the overall and men's titles, crossing the line in an impressive 19 minutes and 15 seconds.
The battle for the remaining podium spots was a fiercely contested affair. Jonah Faria pushed hard on the technical coastal straights to secure second place in 19:41, closely followed by John Carreiro, who rounded out the top three just nine seconds later in 19:50.
In the women's field, Sprincova produced a stunning, clinical performance, finishing fourth overall out of the entire field. She effortlessly clinched the women's crown with a stellar time of 19:54—the only female athlete to break the 20-minute barrier on the day.
Bradie Hogg secured a brilliant second place in the women's division, stopping the clock at 21:06 to finish seventh overall, while Melissa Logie produced a strong run of 21:54 to claim the final spot on the podium.
Click Here to see the Full 2026 Race for Memories 5K Results
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Sunday, June 07, 2026
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2026 Annapolis to Bermuda Ocean Race Update
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The tactical landscape of the 2026 Annapolis to Bermuda Ocean Race has fractured dramatically, as pace-setters Time Machine stage a spectacular blue-water breakaway to put clear daylight between themselves and the chasing pack.
Following the fleet's initial departure from Maryland, the open ocean has delivered a punishing test of endurance across the 753-mile marathon. Yet, it is the crew aboard Time Machine who have seized total control of the narrative in the Atlantic.
According to the latest tracking data, the frontrunner has swallowed up an impressive 445 nautical miles of ocean real estate. While a daunting 328 miles of volatile ocean still stand between their hull and the coveted finish line at St David’s Light, the leaders have fundamentally altered the psychological pressure of the race.
Behind the runaway leader, a fierce tactical stalemate has emerged for the remaining podium steps, with the chasing yachts separated by mere fractions after days at sea.
Aurora leads the hunting pack in second place, having covered 406 nautical miles with 366 miles left to sail. They hold a razor-thin advantage over Tenacious in third, who sits just five miles further back on 401 nautical miles run (370 miles to finish).
The high-seas chess match shows no signs of slowing down in the battle for fourth and fifth. Defiance and Harmony are locked in an absolute dead heat, matching each other stride-for-stride on 396 nautical miles logged, each with exactly 378 miles remaining until they reach the relief of Bermuda's shores.
With the fleet navigating the complex, shifting currents and unpredictable thermal boundaries of the offshore route, the next 24 hours will prove critical as the chasing pack attempts to engineer a counter-attack before Time Machine disappears over the horizon.
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Sunday, May 31, 2026
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Team 'Running for Em!' Win Mosaic You Go Girl Relay
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A dominant performance from Christine Dailey, Kristen Robinson, and Meghan Diel saw team 'Running for Em!' capture the prestigious Open Division title at the Mosaic You Go Girl Relay.
The trio outclassed the field on the road, crossing the finish line in a blistering time of 20 minutes 41 seconds to seal a comprehensive victory.
The battle for the remaining podium spots saw 'Golazo Girls!' take a well-deserved second place after clocking a time of 25:05. They managed to keep clear of the chasing pack, led by the 'BHS Dragons 1' lineup of Mackenzie Heaney, Melissa Field, and Steph Lee, who fought hard to secure third spot in 26:17.
The Masters Division produced an equally compelling tactical battle on the asphalt, with 'Two Leaves and a Limey' showcasing their superior pacing.
Carla Hinwood, Kim Rose, and Laura Knox-Clingerman executed a perfectly managed race strategy, working together to stop the clock at 26:23 and secure the top spot on the podium.
They were followed across the line by the 'Hot Mamas' squad of Elizabeth Madeiros, Kerri Harkins, and Lisa Howard, who claimed a hard-earned second-place finish in 28:42. A spirited anchor leg from 'Moms on the Run' trio Danielle Paynter, Elizabeth Blankendal, and Laura Farge-Lowe ensured they took the final podium position just twenty-two seconds later in 29:04.
The most dramatic action of the day belonged to the Junior Division, where a thrilling three-way tussle pushed the eventual champions all the way to the tape.
The 'WC 2035 Champions' team, comprising Grace Butler, Harper Franklin, and Isabella Watson, ultimately triumphed in a fast-paced encounter, taking the junior crown with an impressive time of 24:15.
They were pushed to the absolute limit by 'Sole Sisters FC'. The team of Evie Carter, Nola Thatcher, and Vivienne Fox stayed within striking distance throughout, putting on a brilliant chasing display to finish just thirty-two seconds behind the winners in 24:47.
The 'Red Card Trio' of Ella Kent, Emma Watson, and Madison Souza ensured the podium was an entirely elite affair, showing great technical running to lock down third place with a highly respectable time of 25:22.
Click Here to see the Full 2026 Mosaic You Go Girl Relay Results
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