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Thursday, April 25, 2024
Sir Stanley Burgess Road Race Advisory Announced

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The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform motorists that the "Sir" Stanley Burgess 5k Road Race will occur on Sunday, May 5th, 2024, between 8:00 am and 9:30 am.

The 5K Road Race commences and finishes outside the Clyde Best Center of Excellence Parking Lot on Cedar Bridge Lane. The participants turn left onto Frog Lane and head South towards the roundabout. They traverse around the roundabout and head North on Frog Lane before turning right onto Old Military Road. They turn left onto Parsons Lane and then left onto Palmetto Road. The participants continue to the turnaround on Marsh Folly Road, near Black Watch Pass, and head back along Palmetto Road to the roundabout. They head South along Frog Lane and turn left onto Cedar Bridge Lane to proceed to the finish line.

The race will commence on Sunday, May 5th, 2024, at 8:00 am and is expected to conclude by 9:30 am. There will be signage posted, and race marshals will be present to direct traffic along the route.

There will be no road closures for this event. All motorists are expected to use caution and avoid collisions with the race participants. The race will be under the control of Race Marshals. Motorists are asked to follow the instructions given by the Race Marshals to assist with traffic control for this event.

The Ministry of Public Works wishes to encourage the full cooperation of the motoring public and apologizes for any inconvenience that may result. Should there be any questions regarding this event, please direct queries to the attention of the race representative, Christine Joell, at 505-4481.

In addition, the Bermuda Police are hereby authorized to "Close-Off' streets or portions of streets and authorize parking as the Commissioner of Police decides.
Monday, April 22, 2024
Four Fly the Bermuda Flag in London Marathon

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Four athletes flew the Bermuda Flag at the London Marathon, Stephen Mayor clocked a time of 3:34.43, finishing 11, 591st.

Alex Alvera was the 12,555th runner to cross the line clocking 3:37.57. Emily Leitch clocked a time of 4:30.50 finishing 30,611th, and Heidi Ringsted was the 34,709th runner to finish with a time of 4:44.59.
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Trott & Ruiz Crowned BNG Run for the Arts 5K Champions

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Sean Trott, and Teresa Ruiz were crowned the 2024 BNG Run for the Arts 5K Male and Female champions.

Trott broke his previous record time claiming the victory in a time of 16:35, Christopher Hands was second in 18:04, and Tim Price finished third with a time of 18:59.

Ruiz was the 8th runner to cross the line in a time of 20:39, the second female finisher was Sarah Ryan who was 10th overall clocking 20:57, and the third female finisher Melissa Logie was 15th overall with a time of 21:43.

Click Here to see the Full 2024 BNG Run for the Arts 5K Results

Saturday, April 20, 2024
Marshall & Outerbridge Compete in Invitational

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Lamont Marshall competed in MIT's Sean Collier Invitational at the MIT Henry G. Steinbrenner Track in Boston.

Marshall ran a very fast Men’s 10,000m clocking 30:36.72 which was 4:55 per mile crossing the line in 6th place.

Also competing was Ryan Outerbridge who was representing Franklin Pierce University.

Outerbridge competed in the Men's 1500m Invitational, Outerbridge clocked a time of 3:56.41 finishing 14th.
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Mosaic Named Title Sponsor Of You Go Girl Relay
Mosaic Insurance will be the title sponsor of Bermuda’s annual You Go Girl Relay, with registration now open for the event to be held on June 2nd, featuring a Swift-themed “Eras” theme.

A spokesperson said, “Mosaic Insurance has given its name as new title sponsor to Bermuda’s You Go Girl Relay, the popular annual charity event that has raised more than $120,000 over the past dozen years for the Women’s Resource Centre.

“The Bermuda-headquartered global insurer joins supporting sponsors U by Kotex, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, and Butterfield & Vallis to present the Mosaic You Go Girl Relay Sunday, June 2nd, on Front Street, Hamilton. Registration is now open for the event, which is organized by Mid-Atlantic Athletic Club (MAAC).”

“We’re delighted to be part of this wonderful event and help it continue to thrive and grow,” said Mosaic Chief of Staff Lisa Fontanetta. “Mosaic supports communities around the world where we live and work, particularly projects where we can have a direct, positive impact. This relay not only raises critical funds, but also creates fantastic community spirit, reflecting Mosaic’s corporate values—be bold, work together, and have fun!”

The spokesperson said, “Now in its 13th year, the women’s relay, known for participants’ costumed turnout, will pay homage to pop superstar Taylor Swift and her “eras” theme and lucky number. Runners are invited to show off their “You Go Girl Era” in their best “Swiftie” style.”

“We’re privileged to welcome Mosaic aboard the You Go Girl Relay and we look forward to a wonderful partnership,” said Christine De Silva, of MAAC’s race organizing committee. “It’s lucky 13 for us in 2024, and this beloved event promises to be bigger and better than ever with the support of participants and spectators.”

The spokesperson said, “The Mosaic You Go Girl Relay invites teams of three women or girls to participate in its 2K-4K-6K three-lap structure, with prize categories including open, family, corporate, masters, junior, walking, and non-competitive teams. All three team members can also choose to run 6K together. New this year are younger girls’ races, for ages four to five and six to seven-year-olds.

“Since its launch in 2011, the relay has raised more than $120,000 for its chosen charity, the Women’s Resource Centre.”

“We are so grateful to be the beneficiary of the Mosaic You Go Girl Relay once again,” said Juanae Crockwell, Executive Director of the Women’s Resource Centre [WRC]. “The funds raised from this event will help to keep our doors open, so women in Bermuda will continue to find a safe place at WRC for counselling, support groups, therapeutic programs and community education.

“The race is an annual fixture on our calendar, and we are looking forward to the camaraderie and sense of community it will bring. We encourage women to sign up for this fun and fabulous event, which supports the essential work we do in our community.”
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