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LONDON - Jenaya Wade-Fray hopes to make her Olympic Games debut for Great Britain tomorrow after a knee injury ruled her out of the opening game against Australia last night. The 23-year-old Bermudian could only watch from the sidelines as her team-m...

Jenaya Wade-Fray might be wearing the colours of Team GB but she will be playing with Bermuda in her heart at London 2012, writes Stephen Wright. The St David's Islander has been a key member of Great Britain's women's basketball team for the past th...

The greatest show on earth was given a quintessential British welcome inside a packed Olympic Stadium last night as London 2012 raised its curtain in spectacular theatrical fashion. More than 80,000 jubilant spectators watched in wonder as the $753 m...

(LONDON) - The greatest show on earth was given a quintessential British welcome inside a packed Olympic Stadium tonight as London 2012 raised its curtain in spectacular theatrical fashion. More than 60,000 jubilant spectators watched in wonder as th...

Bermuda embarks on another Olympic campaign today as the Island’s athletes take part in tonight’s opening ceremony in London. Naturally, the primary interest will be in whether anyone will join Clarence Hill in a very exclusive club. Mr Hill is the ...

By Stephen Wright in London From athlete to politician, Patrick Singleton is braced for a very different Olympic experience in London to when he represented Bermuda at the Winter Games in the luge and skeleton. As the World Olympic Association (WOA) ...

In an unselfish and moving gesture 49er skipper Jesse Kirklan turned down the once in a lifetime opportunity to carry Bermuda’s flag during today’s opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium and says giving the honour to his brother was the right thing ...

Avoiding stress could prove to be the thin line between success or failure for sailors Jesse and Zander Kirkland at the 2012 Summer Olympics in England. These are the sentiments of past Olympic sailor Alan Burland who says the mental stress associate...

Zander Kirkland will carry Bermuda's flag at the opening ceremony tomorrow at the request of his brother Jesse who turned down the opportunity in a true display of Olympic spirit. Sailing skipper Jesse had been chosen to lead out Team Bermuda in the ...

The Olympic Park is to sports enthusiasts what Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory would be to, well, chocoholics. At least that's how this reporter felt yesterday when exploring the sprawling complex, which is the size of 357 football pitches and cost a...