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Flora Duffy struck gold in Tokyo as she triumphed in the triathlon and put Bermuda on the world stage with a surge of energy and enthusiasm that caught global attention. Noting the small population of Bermuda, British newspaper, The Guardian, stated:...

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 hero Flora Duffy got a surprise gift from the Government at Christmas. Ms Duffy was given the old Corkscrew Hill sign after the steep and winding road was renamed Flora Duffy Hill to honour her triathlon achievements at home as well...

Mike Sharpe has left “big shoes behind on the track” the Senate heard as the Upper House paid tribute to the Olympian and veteran broadcaster. Senators praised Mr Sharpe for his contribution to Bermuda following the announcement of his death, aged 65...

Mike Sharpe’s passing on the weekend is still being felt among local sporting circles, as tributes continue to be to paid to the former Olympic sprinter. Fellow track and field athlete, Mike Watson, was just one of those who called in Ian Rawlins’ r...

One of Bermuda’s Olympians and a veteran broadcaster has died, it was announced yesterday. Mike Sharpe, who was 65, competed in the 100 metres at the 1976 summer Olympics in Montreal, Canada, also excelled in the triple jump, ran in relay races and p...

A change of name for Corkscrew Hill to honour Olympic champion Flora Duffy has become official. The old street sign was replaced with one reading “Flora Duffy Hill” yesterday to mark Ms Duffy’s triathlon triumph. The Government announced in October t...

Dozens of people took to the water at Horseshoe Bay on Saturday morning as part of a fundraising effort for the Special Olympics Bermuda. The inaugural Polar Plunge challenged participants to race into the frigid waters of South Shore, with prizes on...

Micah Lambert, Bridget Marshall and Eden Woollery have a date with history. The trio are poised to become the first local athletes ever to represent Bermuda at the Special Olympics 2022 USA Games. “This is our first time taking part in the USA Games,...

The sporting triumph of boxer Clarence Hill, Bermuda’s first Olympic medal-winner, was celebrated yesterday with a home-grown tribute at Loyal Hill in Devonshire. The Loyal Gazette presented Mr Hill with a miniature replica of his 1976 bronze medal a...

A life-size painting of Bermuda’s first Olympic medal winner yesterday found a home in a public garden. The six-foot portrait of Clarence Hill was installed in Rosalie Gardens on Pembroke’s Angle Street and part of the land was dubbed the Clarence Hi...