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Monday, November 02, 2026
Bermuda Quartet Among Record Field at New York Marathon

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Four Bermudian runners successfully completed the gruelling 26.2-mile journey through the five boroughs as a record 61,062 finishers crossed the line at the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon.

Leading the island’s contingent was Christopher Malpas, who produced an impressive run to break well clear of the three-and-a-half-hour mark.

Malpas crossed the Central Park finish line in 3 hours, 16 minutes and 27 seconds, placing 3,906th overall. His swift pace saw him rank 3,275th out of 31,989 men and 659th in a stacked 25–29 age category.

Chloe Lawrence was the next Bermudian home, clocking a solid 3:50:42 to finish 14,265th overall.

Her performance placed her comfortably inside the top bracket of the women's field, crossing in 3,916th out of 28,916 female finishers and taking 739th position in the women’s 30–34 division.

Eugenius Harvey also dipped under the four-hour threshold, maintaining a consistent rhythm across the five boroughs to finish in 3:56:11. Harvey took 16,761st place overall, ranking 11,780th among male runners and 931st in the men's 50–54 division.

Rounding out the Bermudian quartet was veteran competitor Manuel Lopes, who narrowly touched the four-hour mark in 4:00:17 to place 19,039th overall.

Lopes’ determined run placed him 13,088th in the men’s division and secured an impressive top-100 category showing, finishing 93rd out of 602 runners in the men’s 65–69 age group.
Sunday, November 01, 2026
Lawrence & Sprincova crowned InEvo Re 10K Champions

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Shannon Lawrence and Stepanka Sprincova produced commanding displays on the roads of Hamilton to claim the men’s and women’s titles at the 2026 InEvo Re 10K Run.

The morning road race saw runners tackle a demanding circuit winding from Cedar Avenue through Marsh Folly, North Shore, and Spanish Point, before returning to the finish outside Masters on Dundonald Street.

Lawrence proved the class of the field in the men’s division, establishing a commanding lead early on and never looking back. He crossed the line in 35 minutes 56.16 seconds to secure an emphatic victory, finishing more than two minutes and 40 seconds clear of his nearest challenger.

Will Ellison mounted a strong pursuit to take the runner-up spot in 38:38.39, while Philip Woollins rounded out the podium positions in third, stopping the clock in 39:01.78.

In the women’s contest, Sprincova was in a league of her own, pacing her effort to perfection across the rolling 10-kilometre course. She crossed the tape as the seventh runner overall in 40:05.90 to seal top honours on the female leaderboard.

Teresa Ruiz delivered a determined performance to claim second place in the women's standings, finishing ninth overall in 41:08.80. Mae Tirfe followed home as the 12th finisher overall to complete the women's top three, clocking 42:32.24 in a competitive morning of road racing.

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Saturday, October 31, 2026
Myers & Woollins lead the way at Fort Scaur Cross-Country Meet

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Brooklyn Myers and Philip Woollins produced standout displays as runners tackled the demanding terrain of Fort Scaur in the second meet of the 2026 Bermuda National Athletic Association National Cross-Country Series.

The undulating Sandys course offered a stiff test across all age groups, but Myers made light work of the circuit in the 14-16 women’s two-mile division. Delivering a dominant showing from the front, she crossed the line in 12 minutes 5.67 seconds to seal an emphatic victory. Riana Robinson secured second spot in 13 minutes 4.22 seconds, holding off a spirited charge from Sukanya Jobson, who completed the podium in 13 minutes 7.37 seconds.

In the senior ranks, the 20-39 men’s three-mile contest developed into a fiercely competitive battle over the longer distance. Philip Woollins took top honours with a well-paced effort, stopping the clock in 19 minutes 22.69 seconds to claim the victory. Benjamin Smith kept the pressure on throughout to finish as runner-up in 19 minutes 46.38 seconds, while Jarno Wolf ran a resolute race to take third in 20 minutes 37.81 seconds.

Mae Tirfe proved the class of the field in the 20-39 women’s three-mile race, navigating the rolling trails with authority to take the tape in 21 minutes 43.05 seconds.

Solo triumphs also highlighted the junior divisions. Ella Shepherd mastered the three-mile route to capture first place in the 17-19 women’s race in 22 minutes 50.50 seconds, while Tobiah Goodchild claimed the honours in the 17-19 men’s two-mile event, clocking 17 minutes 25.44 seconds to round off a competitive day of cross-country racing.

Click Here to see the Full 2026 Bermuda National Athletic Association National Cross-Country Series Race 2 Results
Thursday, October 29, 2026
InEvo Re 10K set for Sunday with Traffic Guidance Issued

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Road runners and walkers across Bermuda are finalising their preparations ahead of Sunday's InEvo Re 10K Run and 5K Walk, with government officials issuing traffic advice ahead of the morning fixture.

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment confirmed the community road race will get under way at 08:00 on Sunday, November 1st, concluding by 09:30.

Participants will set off near the junction of Dundonald Street and Cedar Avenue, heading north through Marsh Folly Road, Palmetto Road, Dock Hill, North Shore Road, and Black Watch Pass.

Competitors in the 10K division will extend their course along Spanish Point Road before looping back towards the finish line situated adjacent to the Masters Home Centre parking area on Dundonald Street.

Officials confirmed that while no full road closures will be implemented, motorists should anticipate a visible presence of police officers and race marshals coordinating traffic movements along the route.

Drivers are urged to exercise vigilance, adhere to trackside instructions, and yield right of way to athletes during the ninety-minute window.
Monday, October 26, 2026
Basden & Johnson C. Smith place 10th in CIAA Championship

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Fayetteville State University held off a fierce challenge from Virginia Union to clinch the 2026 CIAA Men's Cross Country Championship in a breathless finish.

In one of the most fiercely contested team battles of the championship, Fayetteville State posted a combined total of 26 points to secure the title by a razor-thin three-point margin over runners-up Virginia Union (29 points).

Every position proved vital over the undulating 8-kilometre course, with Fayetteville State’s scoring five packing tightly in the closing stages to withstand a relentless late push from their rivals.

Further down the field, Johnson C. Smith University battled to a 10th-place team finish, accumulating 270 points in a competitive collegiate field.

Bermudian athlete Tajer Basden produced a determined run for the Golden Bulls, negotiating the challenging 8K circuit in a time of 41 minutes 54.3 seconds to cross the line in 72nd position.

Basden and his team-mates fought hard through heavy traffic over the final kilometres to secure their top-10 team classification on a day dominated by high drama at the front of the pack.
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