Caribbean Games & Island Games

Caribbean Games (inaugural)

Launched in 2022, the Caribbean Games brought together the region’s best young athletes for a new multi-sport stage. For Bermuda cycling, it was a chance to test our next wave in championship conditions, fast courses, national jerseys, and the pressure of a continental debut.

Guadeloupe (2022)

Podiums

Men’s Road Race — Bronze: Nicholas Narraway (3rd)

Participants (incl. non-podium)

Men’s Individual Time Trial: Liam Flannery (4th), Nicholas Narraway (5th)
Men’s Road Race: Nicholas Narraway (Bronze/3rd), Liam Flannery (27th), Alexander Miller (finish)

Why it matters

The inaugural Games are a gateway event, where emerging Bermudian riders learn to race for a flag, not a trade team, and earn the results and ranking that feed into Commonwealth, Pan Am, and Worlds selections.

Island Games

The Island Games are a celebration of island sport, cycling included. From Shetland (2005) to Åland (2009), Isle of Wight (2011), Jersey (2015) and our home Games in Bermuda (2013), the red-bermuda jersey has been in the mix across road, time trial, criterium, MTB XCO, and team events.

Shetland (2005)

Podiums

Women’s ITT — Gold: Lynn Patchett
Women’s Criterium — Gold: Lynn Patchett
Women’s Road Race — Bronze: Deanna McMullen
Men’s Road Race — Gold: Geri Bryan Mewett
Team Road Race (Women) — Silver; Team Road Race (Men) — Silver

Participants

Women’s ITT / Crit / RR: Lynn Patchett, Deanna McMullen, Ashley Robinson
Men’s ITT / Crit / RR: Geri Bryan Mewett, Tyler Butterfield, Christopher Hedges, Garth Thomson
Men’s MTB Crit/XCO: Garth Thomson, Neil de Ste Croix
Team events: Team RR (Men & Women), Team MTB XCO (Men)

Åland (2009)

Podiums

Men’s Crit — Silver; Men’s RR — Bronze: Geri Bryan Mewett
Women’s ITT — Bronze; Women’s RR — Silver: Deanna McMullen
Men’s ITT — Bronze: Garth Thomson
Women’s MTB XCO — Silver: Kim McMullen
Team TT (Women) — Silver; Team TT (Men) — Bronze

Participants (incl. non-podium)

Women’s ITT / RR: Deanna McMullen, Ashley Robinson, Kim McMullen
Men’s ITT / RR / Crit: Geri Bryan Mewett, Garth Thomson, Mark Hatherley, Ricky Sousa Jr, Wayne Scott
Women’s MTB XCO: Kim McMullen
Team events: Team RR (Women & Men), Team TT (Women & Men)

Bermuda (2013)

Podiums

Women’s Team Road Race — Gold: Team Bermuda (Nicole Mitchell • Karen Bordage • Earlena Ingham)
Multiple Women’s Crit & ITT podiums (Mitchell, Bordage, Ingham)

Participants (incl. non-podium)

Women’s Crit / ITT / RR: Nicole Mitchell, Karen Bordage, Earlena Ingham
Men’s Crit / ITT / RR: Darren Glasford, Dominique Mayho, Geri Bryan Mewett, Johan Vivier, Shannon Lawrence
Men’s MTB Crit / XCO: Brian Steinhoff, Deshi Smith, Mark Hatherley, Philip Trussell, Che’quan Richardson
Team events: Team MTB XCO (Men), Team TT (Men & Women)

Gotland (2017)

Podiums

Team Criterium — Bronze (Women), Bronze (Men)
Women’s RR — multiple Bermudian bronzes (Zoenique Williams, Nicole Mitchell, Alyssa Rowse, Gabriella Arnold)
Men’s MTB Crit — Bronze: Matthew Oliveira; Bronze: Deshi Smith

Participants (incl. non-podium)

Women’s TT / RR / Crit: Gabriella Arnold, Nicole Mitchell, Alyssa Rowse, Zoenique Williams
Men’s TT / RR / Crit: Kaden Hopkins, Matthew Oliveira, Dominique Mayho, Che’quan Richardson
Men’s MTB XCO: Adam Kirk, Deshi Smith
Team events: Women’s & Men’s Team Crit; Women’s Team RR/TT; Men’s Team TT

Jersey (2015)

Podiums

Women’s Team RR — Silver; Women’s Team Crit — Bronze
Men’s Crit — Gold: Dominique Mayho

Participants (incl. non-podium)

Women’s Crit / ITT / RR: Gabriella Arnold, Karen Bordage, Zoenique Williams
Men’s ITT / RR / Crit: Che’quan Richardson, Darren Glasford, Dominique Mayho
Team events: Women’s Team RR & Team Crit; Women’s TT team award entries

Isle of Wight (2011)

Podiums

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Participants (incl. non-podium)

Men’s Crit / ITT / MTB XCO / RR: Dominique Mayho, Darren Glasford, Neil de Ste Croix, Tre-Shun Correia

Why it matters

The Island Games are where squads become teams: multiple disciplines, tight schedules, and tactical complexity. Bermuda’s medal runs across road, TT, crit, and MTB show a pathway that starts in local racing and extends to international team success.