Commonwealth Games

Bermuda competes under its own flag at the Commonwealth Games, bringing our athletes together with nations and territories from across the Commonwealth. For our cyclists, the Games offer an opportunity to represent the island on a major multi-sport stage and test themselves against some of the world’s best.

 

Our riders have seized that opportunity with grit and pride:

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• Glasgow 2026

Spotlight: Conor White became Bermuda’s first track cyclist to compete at the Commonwealth Games, opening a new chapter in the island’s cycling history. Racing at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, he reached the men’s points race final less than a year after making his UCI track debut.

• With road racing and road time trials absent from the 2026 programme, Bermuda’s cycling representation moved to the track.

• Conor White – Men’s 40km Points Race (16th in the final); Men’s 4,000m Individual Pursuit (18th); Men’s 10km Scratch Race (12th in his qualifying heat).

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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. 

  • 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.