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Saturday, October 24, 2026
Bermuda launched their FIFA U-15 Youth World Cup & Festival campaign in emphatic style with an authoritative 5-0 victory over the British Virgin Islands in Baku.
Playing on Pitch 7A at the Hövsan Competition Complex, the young Gombey Warriors delivered a dominant display, showcasing their depth in attack as five different players wrote their names on the scoresheet.
Adam Barritt set
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Hawley Finishes 13th at World Triathlon Cup Tongyeong
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Saturday, October 24, 2026
Bermuda’s Erica Hawley produced the fastest cycling split of the day to fight back from a testing swim and claim 13th place at the 2026 World Triathlon Cup in Tongyeong, South Korea.
Hawley stopped the clock in 57 minutes 31 seconds, finishing 49 seconds adrift of race winner Xinyu Lin of China, who took victory in 56:42.
The Bermudian Olympian faced an uphill battle following the op
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Hirata & Blanchet Share Halfway Lead at Port Royal
(GOLF)
Friday, October 23, 2026
Japan’s Kensei Hirata and American Chandler Blanchet share the halfway lead at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship after a congested, high-scoring second round at Port Royal.
Hirata set the benchmark with a flawless seven-under-par 64. The Osaka native traded in pure consistency, firing seven birdies without dropping a single shot to move to 13-under for the tournament.
Blanchet qui
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Bermuda Launch Carifta Campaign with Flurry of Home Medals
(TRIATHLONS)
Friday, October 23, 2026
Hosts Bermuda enjoyed a medal-laden opening day at the Americas Triathlon Carifta Championships, sweeping the podium in the Girls 13–14 division and securing multiple golds across a dominant aquathlon programme at Clearwater Beach.
Oliver Hayward opened the home nation’s account in the Boys 16–21 category, securing bronze in 15 minutes 42 seconds behind Trinidad and Tobago's race-winner Lia
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Darlington U19s Run Riot with 14-goal Demolition of Hoover
(YOUTH SOCCER)
Friday, October 23, 2026
Darlington School Soccer Academy maintained their unbeaten MLS NEXT campaign in ruthless fashion, dismantling Hoover Vestavia 14-0 in a one-sided contest halted early at the opponents' request.
The U19 outfit set a blistering tempo from the opening whistle, racing into a 3-0 advantage inside the first five minutes. David Anderson opened the scoring after just 45 seconds following neat work
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Twenty-Two Goals Light Up Dramatic Double-Header at PCC Rink
(HOCKEY)
Friday, October 23, 2026
A thrilling night of Bermuda Ball Hockey Association action produced a 22-goal feast at the PCC Hockey Rink, headlined by an eight-goal spectacle from CG and a hard-fought win for Alexandra Mosher.
In the opening clash of the double-header, CG edged Hamilton Princess 8-7 in an extraordinary, end-to-end goal fest that saw defences repeatedly breached.
Both sides unleashed fierce attac
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Taylor-Nagel Offshore Veteran Steering Bermuda's Gold Cup Ambition
(SAILING)
Friday, October 23, 2026
Some sailors simply join a crew. Others help build it from the keel up.
For Emily Taylor-Nagel, SSL Team Bermuda was little more than an ambitious concept when she first got involved. Now, as the island ramps up preparations for the 2026 SSL Gold Cup in Rio de Janeiro, the seasoned offshore sailor finds herself at the very heart of the campaign.
Taylor-Nagel’s connection to the water
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Cechini Competes in Thomas Murphy Invitational opener
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Friday, October 23, 2026
Bermudian swimmer Thomas Cechini made a solid start for Loyola University Maryland on day one of the Thomas Murphy Invitational, claiming seventh place in the 500-yard freestyle preliminaries in Baltimore.
Taking to the pool at the Mangione Aquatic Center, Cechini clocked a sharp time of 4 minutes 37.34 seconds in the Men's 500 Freestyle Open prelims to seal a top-eight finish in a competit
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Friday, October 23, 2026
Bermuda made a blistering start to the Caribbean Archery Championship and Caribbean Development Championship in Guyana, with Jaydon Roberts breaking a record to top his respective qualification rounds.
Despite testing conditions at the venue—where temperatures climbed to 91 degrees alongside gusty 12 to 15-knot winds—the Bermudian duo held their nerve to lead the field heading into the knoc
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Friday, October 23, 2026
Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron picked up another top-four finish during a competitive three-race card at Harrah's Hoosier Park in Indiana.
Waldron was back in the sulky across both trot and pace assignments on Friday evening, continuing to test himself against seasoned North American harness racing fields.
His strongest showing came in Race 6 over the trot aboard Senor Bill. Working
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Breidablik Overpower Hafnarfjörður in Championship Thriller
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Friday, October 23, 2026
Bermuda forward Nia Christopher and her FH Hafnarfjörður side suffered a bruising 6-2 defeat away to Breidablik in the Besta deild kvenna Championship round.
Breidablik produced a clinical attacking performance on home turf, capitalising on defensive lapses to take control of an open and high-scoring affair.
Despite Hafnarfjörður battling to find a foothold going forward and pulling
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