www.islandstats.com continues to bring you daily round-ups of Sports sponsored by Horizon Communications, today we bring you the news that Jah-Nhai Perinchief finished second in the Men’s Triple Jump competing at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix at the Ocean Breeze Track, Staten Island, New York.
Caitlyn Bobb, Za'Kayza Parsons, and their University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Women's Track and Field teammates continued to tune-up for the America East Championships at the Liberty Open in Virginia.
Bermuda Track Athletes were back at the Flora Duffy National Sports Center South Field for yet another Bermuda National Athletics Association Track Meet.
Vanessa James and Eric Radford who, were involved in a crash with another figure skating couple during a practice session at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, took to the competition ring to compete in the Olympics.
Bermuda Footballers returned to the field of play both locally and abroad.
Kaden Hopkins concluded competing in a three-stage race, Spain.
Adriana Penruddocke and Benn Smith concluded competing in the 2022 US Open OCR Sailing Series in Clearwater, Florida.
The Bermuda Four-Ball Championships concluded at Port Royal Golf Course, in wet conditions.
The Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association hosted their 3rd Swim Meet of 2022.
For the first time in 2022, the Bermuda Netball Association was able to host league matches at Bernard’s Park. Despite showers eliminating some play, matches in four Divisions were played.
Bermuda Harness Pony Racing continued at the National Equestrian Center on Vesey Street, action was intense from start to finish.
Bermuda Rugby League action returned to the National Sports Center, with two Women’s matches, and one Men’s Division match.
Trey Mallory and his UNC Wilmington Men's Tennis teammates captured the early doubles point and tacked on five singles victories for a 6 - 1 decision over visiting Wofford in the home opener at the UNCW Courts.
Week Eight in Bermuda Flag Football League play at the TN Tatem Middle School Field, saw one match take place that produced a total of 52 points.
Caelin Peters and his Connecticut College Men's Basketball teammates dropped a back-and-forth game 74 - 68 to Bates.
