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Lisa Blackburn, the Bermuda swimmer, has achieved a Masters world record in the 40-44 age group in the 100 metres individual medley in the Rowdy Gaines Classic in Orlando. The 44-year-old posted a winning personal-best time of 1min 4.19sec, shatterin...

Julian Fletcher has been awarded category A elite athlete status by the Bermuda Olympic Association. The Bermuda swimmer, who was the Island’s flag bearer at the Pan American Games in Toronto, has been rewarded for his strong performances over the pa...

Emma Harvey won the Bermuda National Open Water Championships by the narrowest of margins yesterday. The 14-year-old completed the 5-kilometre swim in 1hr 10m 53.1 sec, finishing narrowly ahead of Erik Soria who was second in 1:10:54. Illya Cherapau ...

Roy-Allan Burch hopes to celebrate his 30th birthday in November by making his long-awaited return to competitive swimming as he recovers from serious knee injuries. Burch, who is fighting to be fit for next summer’s Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, ...

Lisa Blackburn was thrilled with her medal-laden performance at last weekend’s US Masters Swimming Summer National Championships in Cleveland, Ohio. Blackburn, who represented the Island at last month’s Pan Am Games in Toronto, claimed gold medals in...

Emma Harvey put the finishing touches to what has been an amazing season at last week’s Canadian Age Group Championships in Quebec. She claimed two of the three medals won by Bermuda swimmers and set three personal bests. Harvey captured the bronze i...

Julian Fletcher is still striving for an Olympic qualifying time after a below-par performance at the World Swimming Championships in Kazan, Russia. Fletcher, who competed at last month’s Pan Am Games in Toronto, finished 52nd out of 76 swimmers in t...

Jesse Washington made history after becoming the first Bermuda swimmer to win a gold medal at the Canadian Age Group Championships in Quebec. He won the boys’ 16 and under 200 metres freestyle in a time of 1min 55.41sec, setting a personal best and B...

Madelyn Moore bagged her third gold medal of the Central American and Caribbean Swimming Championships on Saturday. Moore added the 100m freestyle gold to her 50m backstroke and 50m freestyle triumphs, although she did not make things easy for hersel...

Madelyn Moore struck gold again last night in Barbados. The Bermuda swimmer won the 50m backstroke in 31.08sec at the Central American and Caribbean Championships. Moore got out to a fast start and was ahead from the first stroke. Even some trouble w...