Commonwealth Games

Bermuda is one of 56 nations and territories that make up the Commonwealth—a voluntary association connected through shared history, values, and sport. For Bermuda, the Commonwealth Games are a rare chance to race on one of the world’s biggest multi-sport stages, shoulder to shoulder with cycling’s powerhouses.

 

Our riders have seized that opportunity with grit and pride:

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• Birmingham 2022

  Spotlight: Hopkins’ 11th place in the Time Trial was one of Bermuda’s best modern-day results, proving our athletes can mix with the world’s elite in an event dominated by professional trade team riders.

  • Caitlin Conyers – Women’s Individual Time Trial & Road Race

  • Conor White – Men’s Individual Time Trial (15th)

  • Kaden Hopkins – Men’s Individual Time Trial (11th) & Road Race (14th)

  • Nicholas Narraway – Men’s Individual Time Trial (26th) & Road Race (84th)

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• Glasgow 2014

  • Nicole Mitchell – Women’s Individual Time Trial

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• Melbourne 2006

  Spotlight: Tyler Butterfield’s 11th place in Melbourne showed the depth of Bermuda’s endurance talent, complementing his dual career in triathlon and cycling.

  • Julia Hawley – Women’s Individual Time Trial (11th) & Road Race (25th)

  • Tyler Butterfield – Men’s Road Race (11th)

  • Geri Bryan Mewett – Men’s Road Race

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• Manchester 2002

  • Julia Hawley – Road Race

 

Commonwealth Youth Games

The Commonwealth Youth Games give young athletes their first taste of international competition in a multi-sport setting. For Bermuda, these Games have been a launchpad—where teenagers with raw talent have transformed into international medal contenders.​

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• Bahamas 2017

  Spotlight: Oliveira’s gold and bronze medals in Nassau marked a historic moment for Bermuda cycling, inspiring a surge of young riders and setting him on a path to professional competition. Rowse’s double podium performance in the women’s events added to the celebration, showing Bermuda could compete across both men’s and women’s fields.

  • Matthew Oliveira – Gold, Men’s Individual Time Trial; Bronze, Men’s Road Race

  • Alyssa Rowse – Bronze, Women’s Individual Time Trial; 4th, Women’s Road Race

  • Kaden Hopkins – 6th, Men’s Individual Time Trial

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• Isle of Man 2011

  • Spotlight: Mayho’s appearance in 2011 helped pave the way for Bermuda’s next generation. He later went on to win multiple Caribbean titles, showing how early exposure to international racing builds lasting champions.

    • Dominique Mayho – Men’s Road Race

    • Tre-Shun Correia – Men’s Road Race

 

 

Together, these Commonwealth and Youth Games stories show what is possible for a small island: resilience, determination, and results that echo far beyond our shores.