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It was a memorable year for sports, even if some major events did not go ahead because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The new year was still two months away when the decision was made in October 2020 to cancel January's popular Royal Gazette Bermuda Trian...

Bermuda’s Olympic sports lost a dedicated administrator recently with the passing just before Christmas of John Hoskins, a former president and long-serving member of the Bermuda Olympic Association. He was 90-years-old. Hoskins took over as presid...

The Academy of Martial Arts has announced the opening of their new knife and axe throwing lanes. Although knife and axe throwing has always been available at the Academy, the decision was made, partly due to the challenging times brought on by the pa...

Group sizes allowed under large group exemptions have been reduced, and extra restrictions have been placed on already approved events because of an increase in coronavirus infections. At a press conference on Covid yesterday, Ernest Peets, the Minis...

Yet another rise in Coronavirus cases is threatening sports and social gatherings on the island, after the government reported more than 100 new cases on Monday, and confirmed 74 cases of the Omicron variant. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Cul...

Murdered footballer Osagi Bascome was remembered yesterday with a minute of silence by fans at one of his former clubs. Darlington FC Women opened their match on Sunday with the tribute to Mr Bascome, who died after he was stabbed on Saturday. The cl...

A cab driver who led the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association was also a keen veteran of the annual Marathon Derby as well as a race organiser. Lee Tucker, who started running in 1944 and went on to train and manage competitive runners, was a member of...

They've been sucker-punched, stalked and threatened. On weekends, mobs of adults shriek and bellow at them, questioning their eyesight, intelligence and humanity. One veteran described "a cauldron of yelling and hysteria". For all the abuse, referee...

After a one year absence due to a significant reduction of sporting events in 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport has announced the return of the Bermuda Sports Awards in March 2022, with nominations no...

A new fund inspired by Olympic champion Flora Duffy to back future athletics stars has got off the starting blocks, it was announced today. The Flora Gold Fund was set up with initial support from rum firm Gosling’s. The company will continue to don...

Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, advised today that large-group exemptions will continue to require the use of SafeKey at indoor and outdoor events. Flexibility will be permitted for specific populations engaged in an antigen ...

A bid to cut antisocial behaviour and boost the potential for Bermuda’s youth has been set out in the Senate. Ernest Peets, Youth, Culture and sports minister, said the initiative would now be considered by a working group. He said the Government was...