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Bermuda Select led Portland Hearts of Maine for the bulk of the match before the touring side scored three times in the second half to prevail at Flor…

Wayne Montgomery will make his first Davis Cup appearance for Bermuda in the World Cup II play-off against Georgia in Cyprus on Friday.
The South African-born player is due to square off with the worl…

Saltus Grammar School dominated the Primary School Cross-Country Championships on Thursday.
The young athletes in red were crowned overall champions with an impressive score of 160 points. Warwick Aca…

Jermal Woolridge has assumed the role of president of the Bermuda Power Boat Association.
The experienced racer, who also competes in kickboxing, ran unopposed for the vacant commodore’s position afte…

Bermuda College Foundation has announced the launch of its first Golf Classic, a new signature fundraising event designed to support essential infrastructure upgrades and modernisation initiatives acr…

Senoj Mitchell hopes to bolster his chances of playing for the national team by appearing for a Bermuda Select XI against touring side Portland Hearts of Pine over the next several days.
The Devonshir…

Some of Bermuda’s most exciting young talents are excited to showcase their ability and attract the attention of national coaches in two matches against Portland Hearts of Pine.
Joshua Joseph, La Zai…

It was a case of different weather but the same result on the second day of interschool competition at the Arboretum on Wednesday.
In warmer conditions than those encountered by their senior school co…

Bermuda’s Davis Cup team have been busy preparing for the upcoming World Group II play-off against Georgia in Cyprus.
Three of the four players, Trey Mallory, Wayne Montgomery and Zachary McGuire, have been training in Larnaca since Monday. Daniel Phillips will be joining up with his team-mates on Thursday, a day before they face the Georgians in the best-of-five format at Herodotou Tennis Academy.
Ricky Mallory, the team captain, indicated that all has gone according to plan in terms of the team’s preparations since they arrived in Europe, with the Bermudian delegation pleased with the facility to be used for matches on Friday and Saturday.
“We have trained twice a day since we’ve been here,” Mallory said.
“We had a great welcome from the Cyprus and Georgia tennis federations. They are extremely friendly people and have treated us like royalty, so the hospitality has been great.
“Regarding the tennis facility itself, you can tell they have hosted huge events in the past as everything is co-ordinated and well put together.”
Before flying out for national duty, Phillips was in action for Tulane University against Louisiana State University on Tuesday.
While the Bermudian teamed up with Lance Nisbet to win the doubles, the hosts captured the other two encounters, having earlier taken all six singles matches in straight sets.