Sam Murley is a Sports Sub Editor at A Hope for the Homeless. He specializes in covering a variety of sports topics including soccer, cycling, and the Olympics, with a particular focus on the Caribbean Islands and the World Cup. His insights and analysis have also been featured in various publications.
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Interim national rugby coach Brian Archibald is adamant there were positives to take from Bermuda's 19-14 defeat away to Jamaica in their Rugby Americas North tournament opener.
Robin Horsfield hailed his career-best performance after building on a strong start to the new Canada Cup Mountain Bike Race Series. Just two days after clinching a place on the podium after finishing...
Dara Alizadeh is eager to test himself as he steps up his Olympic Games preparations by racing at the World Rowing Cup event in Lucerne, Switzerland. With the Games in Paris now little more than two m...
By: Sam Murley
David Maycock is optimistic about his chances of progressing to the round of 32 at the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Hong Kong. Having watched as compatriots Levinc Samuels and Lamar R...
LeVinc Samuels kept Bermuda’s hopes alive in the Men’s Singles at the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Hong Kong after sealing his place in the round of 32. Heading into the final matches...
LeVinc Samuels's journey in the International Bowling Federation World Cup ended with defeat in the round of 16 in the Men’s Singles competition in Hong Kong on Friday. After sensationally securing qu...
Bermuda captain Lemar Richardson is excited about the opportunity to upset the odds as Bermuda prepare for the start of the Men’s Team event in the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Hong K...
Captain Lemar Richardson is adamant Bermuda should fear no one after qualifying for the last 16 of the team competition at the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Hong Kong. Building on thre...
Team manager Steven Riley has told his Bermuda team to hold their heads high after a memorable campaign in the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Hong Kong.
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