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President was a stellar leader through a stressful time as the club navigated its way through the Covid-19 pandemic

Norwegian sailors remember the kindness of Bermudians when they crossed the Atlantic in a 35-foot yacht using a sextant and compass 40 years ago

Many congratulations to Malcolm Moseley/Mark Stevens and James Fielding/ Benjamin Stone for pulling off a remarkable result by finishing joint first with a score of 87.5 match points in the two-session Junior Bridge Championship at the Bermuda Bridge...

The fall tournament season gets under way today with the Open Championship taking place this morning and afternoon at the Bermuda Bridge Club – players are starting to return to the live games and hopefully the turnout will signal that things are on ...

The Bridge community in Bermuda is one large family, and it is with shock and great sadness that we learned last week of the sudden and untimely death of long-time member Marilynn Simmons, and at the same time the ill health of her husband Delmont. T...

Before I get to the column, The Mens and Ladies Pairs Championships will take place on Saturday May 21, with two sessions held morning and afternoon. The entry so far is pretty low, and the Bridge Club is looking for more pairs to sign up – lunch...

A big well done to Marion and Duncan Silver for their triumph in the Bermuda Bridge Club Non-Life Masters Pairs Championship in a really close finish from Nikki Boyce and Rosemary Smith, who finished second. The winners also won the B strata and seco...

I watched the documentary Dirty Tricks last week, which is about a cheating scandal at the very top of the bridge world involving a player who at the time was considered one of the best in the game. It is a riveting story at times, and hugely sad at...

At age 2, Donovan Dyer plopped himself on his Tonka truck and went hurtling down his parents’ 100-foot drive. He screamed with joy; his mother Joanna “died a thousand deaths” as she watched, helplessly. “He loved it,” she said. “That was the sign on ...

At 80, Joan Hollis easily recalls a time when she was one of the world’s top bowlers. In the 1980s she beat everyone she played in tournaments in the United States and Europe. Back home in Bermuda she received a hero’s welcome. People lined the stree...