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Lacrosse rookies shine at Worlds
Bermuda's Under-19 lacrosse team finished in the top half of their group after beating Korea 8-4 in their latest game at the Under-19 World Championships in Vancouver, British Columbia. The side have surprisingly impressed in a sport which is largely unknown in Bermuda after entering the championships for the first time. Bermuda, who were placed in the red pool which contained Germany, Scotland, Wales, Finland and South Korea,
2008-07-09 13:03:54 GMT

Island's lacrosse team warm up for Worlds
Bermuda's Under-19 lacrosse team continued their preparations for the World Championships next month with a warm-up tournament against an all-star team from New York. The inaugural King of the Rock tournament saw Team MacWear from Long Island fly to Bermuda to put the Island's youngsters through their paces over the weekend. The U-19 Worlds will be held in Vancouver, Canada, from July 3 to July 12.
2008-06-20 13:15:14 GMT

Battle set for King of the Rock::
Bermuda will host the second annual King of the Rock lacrosse tournament at the National Sports Center from next Saturday. The tournament will conclude the following day with another four games of lacrosse, also from from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is hosted by the Department of Tourism and admission is free.
2009-08-27 12:00:37 GMT

Lacrosse players are wanted for U-19 Worlds
The Bermuda Lacrosse Association hopes to use the 2008 ILF Under-19 World Lacrosse Championship as a springboard to garner greater interest in the sport among Island youngsters. For the first time the BLA will be participating in the tournament to be held in British Columbia, Canada, in July after being urged to participate by the International Lacrosse Federation (ILF). In their group they will face Spain, Finland, Germany and Latvia.
2007-08-23 12:47:53 GMT

Law at Kent
than a decade ago, according to the institute's senior lecturer in law, Paddy Ireland.
1997-11-17 04:00:00 GMT

Get your 80s groove on for charity party
Michael Jackson, Madonna and Boy George will be in Bermuda tonight to raise money for a lacrosse programme for schoolchildren. That is perhaps not strictly true — but some people will be dressing up like them at the BAA gym, which is arguably the next best thing. Bermuda Lacrosse Association has organised the 80s prom party in an effort to generate funds to develop its after-schools project,
2009-03-21 11:40:54 GMT

The game took on David v Goliath proportions long before the US Eagles arrived in Bermuda last Sunday, but everyone forgot to tell Bermuda coach Keiron
Many expect the United States to huff and puff and blow Bermuda's World Cup chances to the ground today. The Eagles -- with a slight edge in height and weight -- appear to be a stronger squad on paper,
1994-03-12 04:00:00 GMT

Bermuda to take on the world
Bermuda will be represented at the World Lacrosse Championships for the very first time later this month � only four years after the sport was first played on the Island. A 23-man squad made up of both expats and Bermudians has been selected to travel to London, Ontario for the prestigious event, where Bermuda will take on the likes of Finland, the Czech Republic, Denmark and Spain in a �development group�.
2006-07-06 03:00:00 GMT

Look how we've grown
In 1904, nine boys came together to form The Boy's Own Association, a sports club that aimed to promote clean sport and recreation � for a select few. One hundred years later the tiny club has grown to be "everyone's own" as the Bermuda Athletic Association (BAA) with approximately 150 members from all segments of the Bermudian community.
2004-09-14 03:00:00 GMT

Magazine boost for Bermuda lacrosse
Bermuda lacrosse has been given an international boost following an article in the sport's leading magazine, Inside Lacrosse (IL). The Bermuda Barracudas debuted as an International Lacrosse Federation affiliate at the 2006 World Games in London, Ontario. The feature, which included how the game came about on local soil, has raised eyebrows outside of Bermuda with fans and players amazed at how a tiny country can play so many sports including a game that is played predominantly in North America.
2008-04-09 12:30:55 GMT




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