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Star sailors Jesse and Zander Kirkland mounted a courageous fightback at the Olympic sailing venue in Weymouth today. With their hopes of reaching the medal race hanging in the balance, the brothers upstaged some of the world's elite on the way to pr...

The inconsistency that has plagued sailors Jesse and Zander Kirkland at the 2012 Summer Olympics continued in blustery conditions in Portland Harbour today. The Bermudian sailors got the day off to a sensational start with an inspiring sixth place fi...

Past Argo Group Gold Cup sailors Ben Ainslie, Lucy Macgregor and Anna Tunnicliffe remain thick in contention for medal honours in their respective classes at the 2012 Summer Olympics in Weymouth and Portland. Two-time King Edward VII Gold Cup winner ...

Bermuda swimmer Roy-Allan Burch admits he is a lot calmer than he expected to be on the eve of his 50 metre freestyle qualifiers at London 2012. But he knows the nerves will be jangling and stomach churning tomorrow morning when he takes to the new t...

July 27, 2012 Dear Sir, The Olympic Games, held this year in London, are the greatest sports event in the world, drawing athletes from the myriad nations of the world to one city. The games are an important school to educate participants and spectato...

Bermudian sailors are no strangers to the English county of Dorset. Top acts such as Shorty Trimingham, Peter Bromby and more recently brothers Jesse and Zander Kirkland, to name a few, are well known to many residents of Weymouth and Portland. And t...

By Stephen Wright in London Bermuda Olympian Troy Douglas has expressed a strong desire to a make a permanent return to the Island as the national track and field coach. Douglas arrives in London later this week where he will coach Netherlands’ men’s...