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Satisfactory rather than spectacular is how these Olympics will be remembered for Bermuda who can claim to have been no more than competitive at London 2012. There were, however, moments of individual brilliance from long jumper Tyrone Smith and tria...

August 8, 2012 Dear Sir, I would like to take this opportunity to respond to a number of letters printed in The Royal Gazette this week regarding TV coverage of the London 2012 Olympics, as well as the points raised by Adrian Robson in his opinion pi...

Misfortune and several near misses ensured Bermuda’s team enjoyed no more than a “fairly good” London 2012, according to chef de mission Stan Douglas. Douglas did, however, believe the Island’s athletes had for the most part achieved their pre-Games ...

As the world’s biggest sporting event, the Olympics draws international attention every four years. In light of many comments regarding CableVision’s coverage of the games, The Royal Gazette took to the streets to see what Bermuda had to say about lo...

Criticised coverage of the London Olympics was Bermuda’s only option, according to CableVision boss Terry Roberson. Responding to criticism yesterday Mr Roberson said he was “saddened” to hear that viewers are disappointed in the quality of the cover...

After six years and seven major international competitions, Richard Johnson will step down as the Bermuda team's sports therapist. Since the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Johnson, an ex-vice-president of Bermuda Massage Therapy Association, h...