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Saturday, October 31, 2026
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Myers & Woollins lead the way at Fort Scaur Cross-Country Meet
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Brooklyn Myers and Philip Woollins produced standout displays as runners tackled the demanding terrain of Fort Scaur in the second meet of the 2026 Bermuda National Athletic Association National Cross-Country Series.
The undulating Sandys course offered a stiff test across all age groups, but Myers made light work of the circuit in the 14-16 women’s two-mile division. Delivering a dominant showing from the front, she crossed the line in 12 minutes 5.67 seconds to seal an emphatic victory. Riana Robinson secured second spot in 13 minutes 4.22 seconds, holding off a spirited charge from Sukanya Jobson, who completed the podium in 13 minutes 7.37 seconds.
In the senior ranks, the 20-39 men’s three-mile contest developed into a fiercely competitive battle over the longer distance. Philip Woollins took top honours with a well-paced effort, stopping the clock in 19 minutes 22.69 seconds to claim the victory. Benjamin Smith kept the pressure on throughout to finish as runner-up in 19 minutes 46.38 seconds, while Jarno Wolf ran a resolute race to take third in 20 minutes 37.81 seconds.
Mae Tirfe proved the class of the field in the 20-39 women’s three-mile race, navigating the rolling trails with authority to take the tape in 21 minutes 43.05 seconds.
Solo triumphs also highlighted the junior divisions. Ella Shepherd mastered the three-mile route to capture first place in the 17-19 women’s race in 22 minutes 50.50 seconds, while Tobiah Goodchild claimed the honours in the 17-19 men’s two-mile event, clocking 17 minutes 25.44 seconds to round off a competitive day of cross-country racing.
Click Here to see the Full 2026 Bermuda National Athletic Association National Cross-Country Series Race 2 Results
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Thursday, October 29, 2026
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InEvo Re 10K set for Sunday with Traffic Guidance Issued
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Road runners and walkers across Bermuda are finalising their preparations ahead of Sunday's InEvo Re 10K Run and 5K Walk, with government officials issuing traffic advice ahead of the morning fixture.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment confirmed the community road race will get under way at 08:00 on Sunday, November 1st, concluding by 09:30.
Participants will set off near the junction of Dundonald Street and Cedar Avenue, heading north through Marsh Folly Road, Palmetto Road, Dock Hill, North Shore Road, and Black Watch Pass.
Competitors in the 10K division will extend their course along Spanish Point Road before looping back towards the finish line situated adjacent to the Masters Home Centre parking area on Dundonald Street.
Officials confirmed that while no full road closures will be implemented, motorists should anticipate a visible presence of police officers and race marshals coordinating traffic movements along the route.
Drivers are urged to exercise vigilance, adhere to trackside instructions, and yield right of way to athletes during the ninety-minute window.
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Monday, October 26, 2026
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Basden & Johnson C. Smith place 10th in CIAA Championship
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Fayetteville State University held off a fierce challenge from Virginia Union to clinch the 2026 CIAA Men's Cross Country Championship in a breathless finish.
In one of the most fiercely contested team battles of the championship, Fayetteville State posted a combined total of 26 points to secure the title by a razor-thin three-point margin over runners-up Virginia Union (29 points).
Every position proved vital over the undulating 8-kilometre course, with Fayetteville State’s scoring five packing tightly in the closing stages to withstand a relentless late push from their rivals.
Further down the field, Johnson C. Smith University battled to a 10th-place team finish, accumulating 270 points in a competitive collegiate field.
Bermudian athlete Tajer Basden produced a determined run for the Golden Bulls, negotiating the challenging 8K circuit in a time of 41 minutes 54.3 seconds to cross the line in 72nd position.
Basden and his team-mates fought hard through heavy traffic over the final kilometres to secure their top-10 team classification on a day dominated by high drama at the front of the pack.
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Sunday, October 25, 2026
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Trott and Tirfe take BNG Run for the Arts 5K Victory
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Sean Trott and Mae Tirfe delivered commanding displays to claim the male and female titles at the Bermuda National Gallery Run for the Arts 5K.
More than 100 competitors braved challenging conditions to line up at Parsons Road Park Basketball Courts, tackling an undulating circuit that wound through North East Hamilton, Happy Valley, and Palmetto Road before culminating in front of the Community Playground.
In the men's field, long-distance stalwart Sean Trott proved in a league of his own, pulling away from the chasing pack early to break the tape in a sharp time of 17 minutes 10.56 seconds.
Trott opened up an emphatic buffer of nearly two minutes over the rest of the field, leaving the battle for the minor podium places to unfold behind him.
Will Green produced a strong run to secure the runner-up spot in 18:59.56, while Adam Cenzer completed the podium a further 23 seconds back, crossing the line in 19:22.56.
The women's race produced gripping head-to-head drama, with Mae Tirfe producing a superb run that saw her finish eighth overall.
Tirfe stopped the clock in 20:05.21 to take the women's crown, but she was pushed all the way to the line by Helena Hines. Hines shadowed her rival across the route, crossing just nine seconds adrift in ninth place overall with a time of 20:14.99.
Marta Komarkova rounded out the women’s podium positions, coming home in 23:19.83 to secure third place in the women's category and 24th overall.
Click Here to see the Full 2026 Bermuda National Gallery Run for the Arts 5K Results
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Saturday, October 24, 2026
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Gabriella Cechini Storms to Victory in Maryland
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Bermudian runner Gabriella Cechini produced a commanding performance to capture the Girls High School 5k title, while brother Joseph secured a solid top-ten finish at the 2026 MSD Homecoming Invitational in Frederick, Maryland.
Representing Mercersburg Academy, Gabriella set the pace in the girls' division, crossing the finish line in 18 minutes 26 seconds to claim an emphatic victory and add another high school accolade to her growing cross-country resume.
In the Boys High School 5k, Joseph Cechini delivered an equally determined display against a competitive varsity field. He stopped the clock in 18:19 to earn seventh place, rounding off an impressive double-header for the Bermudian siblings and securing valuable team points for the Blue Storm.
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