BERMUDA
Bermuda
Olympic Association
SPORTS QUIZ
CONJTEST
2016
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BERMUDA OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION
SPORT QUIZ BOOKLET 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pages
Category 1: Bermuda Sport History .................................................................. 2-20
Category 2: Bermuda Olympic Association and their International Games ....................21-43
Category 3: Bermuda Sport Achievements .........................................................44-70
Category 4: Sport Current Affairs ...................................................................71
Appendices
Appendix A: Rules of Competition .................................................................. 72
Appendix B: Specific Game Rules ..................................................................73
CATEGORYl
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HISTORY
(Questions 1-92)
The questions in this category chronicle the development of sport in Bermuda from the early
setters' arrival on our shores, to the development of National Sport Governing Bodies,
responsible for its organization, structure and international affiliation. It also includes the
role of Government in the provision of facilities and assistance to recognized sport bodies.
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I.
Q. Organized sport can be said to have been first
introduced to Bermudians by what collective
body?
A. The British Armed Forces
Ref: SFAp.l
A. Sailing, Rowing, Swimming and Fishing
Ref: SFAp.1
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2. Q. Name four sports that were naturally a
part of the daily lives of Bermudians
before the advent of organized sport,
introduced by the British armed forces?
Q. Forms of cricket and football were played on
the village greens in England and formed part of
the Services recreational training during the
early part of this century. Name the century?
A. Seventeenth century?
4. Q. Organized sport was introduced to
Bermuda by the British Armed Services
in the nineteenth century. In what year
was the first regular garrison established
in Bermuda and in what parish was it
located?
A. (1) 1778
SFAp. l
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Q. The British also established a naval presence in
Bermuda. In what year was the first Naval
presence established in Bermuda and in what
parish was it located?
A. (1) 1810; (2) Sandys Parish (Dockyard)
Ref: SFA p.1
6. Q. While the early settlers in the British
Armed services engaged in low organized
games on their arrival in Bermuda it was
not until this century m Britain that
traditional sports were formalized by the
establishment of national sport governing
bodies. Name this century.
A. l'I'' Century
RefSFAp.l
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7.
(2) St. Georges
Q. Cricket was one of the first sports in Britain to
be structured under a sport governing body the
MCC in 1788. Likewise horse racing, (Jockey
Club 1750) and Golf (Royal and Ancient Golf
Club 1754) but the sports of association
football, athletics, swimming, rugby, football,
sailing, cycling, rowing, boxing, hockey, tennis,
badminton, all gained formal structure under
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8. Q. Control of sailing and horse racing
became vested in Bermuda organizations
in what years?
separate authorities in the last quarter of this
century. Name the century.
A. Sailing 1846; and horse racing 1876
Re/SFAp.1
A. Nineteenth century Ref SFA p. 1
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9.
Q. Name the first organizations in Bermuda to
govern the sports of sailing and horse racing.
A. Sailing - Royal Bermuda Yacht Club (1846),
and Bermuda Jockey Club (1876)
Ref: SFAp.1
A. 1910 Ref: SFA p.1
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I I. Q. Name the first organization that organized
Athletics or Track & Field in Bermuda?
A. Bermuda Athletic Association
p.1
I 0. Q. Athletics or Track & Field in Bermuda
became the first offshore affiliate of the
Amateur Athletics Association of
England in what year?
Ref: SFA
12. Q. Golf was introduced and established in
Bermuda on the Garrison Links located in
this parish. Name the parish.
A. Devonshire Ref: SFA p. 1
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I 3. Q. Organized football and cricket started in
Bermuda without formal links to the English
Football Association or the MCC, the
controlling bodies in England. For the most
part these sports in Bermuda were controlled by
these six local clubs. Name three of the six
clubs.
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I 4. Q. Fitted and unfitted dinghy racing
established itself in Bermuda by the end
of this century name this century.
A. (1) Hamilton Cricket Club; (2) St. Georges
Cricket Club; (3) Somerset Cricket Club; (4)
Bermuda Athletic Association; (5) the St.
Georges Athletic Club and (6) the Dockyard
Recreation and Sports Club
Ref: SFA
p.1
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A. Nineteenth century Ref: SFA p.1
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15. Q. Golf in Bermuda persisted at the Garrison Links
in Devonshire and three other minor and limited
courses. Golfs tourist potential was first
realized by the Bermuda Development
Company who built the first championship Golf
course at this historic site. Name the area of
this site?
16. Q. Somerset and St. Georges Cricket Clubs
organized Bermuda's historic Annual
Cup Match Classic and provided the
nucleus for National team selection in
what year?
A. 1902
Ref: SFAp.3
A. Tuckers Town Ref: SFA p 1
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17. Q. In what year did association football take its
first steps towards formal organization in
Bermuda, forming the Bermuda Football
Association?
A. 1928 Ref SFA p.3
18. Q. Lawn tennis was essentially a social sport
when it was first introduced to Bermuda
in what year?
A. 1871 Ref: SFA -3
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19. Q. It is stated that Bermuda introduced the Sport of
Tennis to the United States of America in what
year?
A. 1874 Ref SFA p3
20. Q. Tennis remained essentially a social sport
played at private homes and club
premises until the Bermuda Lawn Tennis
Club was formed in what year.
A. 1922
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Ref: SFA p. 3
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21. Q. The Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club developed the
first international tennis weeks at the
Dundonald Street premises; however it was not
until this year that Bermuda's first stadium for
tennis was built by Government at the former
Tennis Stadium now named after a prominent
Bermuda tennis enthusiast and organizer. In
what year was the Tennis Stadium first opened?
A. 1932
22. Q. Rugby football was introduced to
Bermuda by the British and the first
organized compet1t10n "The Nichol
Shield" was introduced by the Bermuda
Athletic Association in what year.
A. 1922 Ref: SFA p.3
Ref: SFA p. 3
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23. Q. Bermuda's first Rugby Week came as a result
of Bermudians attending many overseas schools
with Rugby programmes, returning home,
spreading the game in local clubs. Rugby Week
was initiated by the Bermuda Athletic
Association in what year?
A. 1933 Ref: SFAp.3
24. Q. Competitive swimming took root in
Bermuda with the opening of two twenty­
five yard pools at the St. Georges and
Princess Hotels.
There were two
organizations essentially carrying the
banner of swimming at these venues.
Name them.
A. St. George's Athletic Club; and the
Bermuda Athletic Associations
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25. Q. During the war years between 1939 to 1945 the
U.S. military servicemen, present in Bermuda,
introduced to the local sporting scene sports that
were natural to their country. Name three sports
introduced to Bermuda by the U.S. Military?
26. Q. An American sports occasion shared with
Bermudians during the war years was an
annual football match akin to US College
championships which was known by what
name?
A. The Lily Bowl
A. Americanfootball, basketball and baseball
Ref: SFAp4
Ref: SFA p4
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27. Q. In the post war era the number of sports
participants increased; the number of sporting
activities proliferated and the pattern of
changed
extended
participation
with
opportunities in the "social" sports. Name the
three sports considered to be "social" sports in
the post war era?
A. Golf, tennis and sailing REF SFA p. 4
28. Q. In the post war era the number of
expatriate and "new Bermudian"
communities expanded as the demands
for professional and technical skills
required for a diversified economy
opened avenues for new cultural and
sports activities being increased. Name
five of the sports considered being "new"
sports in the post war era?
A. Basketball; bowling; cycling; karting;
netball;power boating; motocross and
volleyball
Ref: SFAp. 4
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29. Q. The sport of power boating has fully utilized the
only available and relatively still water course at
Ferry Reach. Where did motocross first take
root as a sport in Bermuda?
30. Q. In 1945 there were sixteen tennis courts
existing in Bermuda. In the post war era
to 1979 approximately how many courts
were added to the 1945 stockpile?
A. Seventy (70) Ref: SFAp. 5
A. Coney Island Ref: SF A p. 5
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31. Q. The schools of Bermuda in the post war era
increased dramatically the interest in participation
and development of sport in the community by
appointing trained personnel at both primary and
secondary levels. Initially the physical education
leadership was mostly in the hands of non­
Bermudian personnel until a significant number of
Bermudians attained their
degrees to replace them.
certification
32. Q. In 1945 there was one gymnasium or
gymnasia/auditorium in schools. By
1978 how man gymnasia existed in
schools.
A. Twenty eight (28) Ref: SFA p. 5
Schools instituted a drive to provide every
school with a playing field and a gymnasium
or gymnasia/auditorium. In 1945, there were
five (5) schools. By 1978 how many school
fields existed in Bermuda.
A. Twenty-eight (28) Ref: SFA p. 5
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33. Q. Government further entered the sport facilities
development level after the tennis stadium
with the provision of national facilities by
converting the field at Prospect into firstly a
superior grassed area fully up to international
standards for cricket and hockey.
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34. Q. Government created a first-class softball
stadium at Bernard Park in the early
part of this decade. Name this decade.
What was the former name of the field in
Prospect converted for national sports
purposes?
A. The Garrison Field
A. 1970's
Ref: SFAp. 5
Ref: SFA p. 5
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35. Q. With the expansion of sport and hence facilities
in the post war era came the need for controlling
authorities, international recognition and
competitions. The first of those authorities was
the Bermuda Olympic Association which was
formed in what year?
A. 1935 Ref: SFA p. 5
36. Q. The Bermuda Olympic Association was
the successor to an initial sports
organization formed in Bermuda in
to
control
1930
international
representation of Bermuda in these
games. Name these games?
A. The British Empire Games
SFAp. 5
Ref:
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37. Q. The formation of the Bermuda Olympic
Association in 1935 established the machinery
for the grouping of national sports governing
bodies which represented sports on the Olympic
list. Swimming and athletics were already
represented on the BOA register. Name in
order the next five sports that joined the new
BOA?
A. (1) yachting; (2) shooting; (3) hockey; (4)
cycling; and (5) equestrianism Ref: SFA
p.5
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38. Q. These six sport bodies formed national
bodies of their own and successfully
sought affiliation to their respective
international parent bodies. Name three
of these sport bodies.
A. (1) cricket; (2) tennis; (3) golf; (4) rugby;
(5) bowling; and (6) badminton Ref:
SFAp. 5
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39. Q. By 1978 what was the total number of persons
participating in sports over 16 years of age in
Bermuda as reported to the Department of
Youth, Sport & Recreation by the National
Sport Governing bodies?
A. 6,904
Ref: SFA p.5
A. Twelve percent (12%)
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Ref: SFA p.
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41. Q. Of the 6,904 persons listed by Bermuda
National Sport
Governing bodies as
participating in active sport in 1978 how many
were women?
A. 2,470
40. Q. In 1978, the number of persons over 16
years of age participating in sport in the
UK stood at I 0% of its population. By
comparison with the same age grouping
what was the percentage of Bermuda's
participation.
Ref: SFAp. 6
42. Q. The 2,470 women participating in sport in
1978 represented 36% of the total
participants (6,904). By comparison what
percentage of the UK total sports
participants were women
A. Twenty percent (20%)
Ref: SFAp. 6
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43. Q. With the formation of the Bermuda Olympic
Association in 193 5 and its successful
recognition by the IOC and other sport
authorities, Bermuda was eligible to compete
in four international sport festivals. Name
them.
A. 1) Olympic Games; 2) Pan American
Games; 3) Commonwealth Games; and 4)
Central American and Caribbean games.
Ref: SFAp. 8
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44. Q. In schools this organization was formed
to organize leagues, tournaments or
competitions in total of fifteen sports by
1978. Name this organization.
A. Bermuda School Sports Federation
Ref:SFAp. 8
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45. Q. Government's role in sport grew out of this
1963 inception of this organization as an arm of
the Board of Education.
Name this
organization.
A. The Sports Development Council
Ref' SFAp.10
46. Q. In what year was the Youth Service and
the Sports Development Council merged
to form the Department of Youth and
Sport as an entity of its own.
A. 1968
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Ref' SFA p.10
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47. Q. There are three principles that guide
Government's role in sport in Bermuda. Name
them.
A. (1) To create awareness; (2) to provide
incentive; and (3) to offer guidance
Ref: SFA p.10
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48. Q. Government's white paper on sport was
introduced to the House of Assembly in
March 1981, and sets out three guiding
principles by which it will assist sport.
Name the three principles.
A. (1) To provide opportunities for all who
wish to take part in sport.
(2) To provide the facilities and
programs for maximum participation.
(3) To assist sportsmen and sports
women to reach the full limit of their
respective abilities
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 682
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49. Q. Government's white paper on sport introduced
in the House of Assembly in 1981 represented
the first ever policy paper_ on sport _and_
recreation and in addition to the three principles
of support to sport outlined in the report,
identified its philosophy for the support of sport
financially.
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50. Q. In Government's first policy paper in
sport introduced to the House of
Assembly in March 1981, it revealed
that Government would encourage the
formation of a body to hopefully bring a
consensus of opinion on domestic sport
issues. The body was to be called by
what name?
The
paper
identified
four
financial
considerations. Name three of the four financial
considerations.
A. 1) To bring public sports facilities and
installations up to acceptable standards.
2) To broaden the basic conditions for
financial grants.
3) To provide facilities commencing with the
National Sport Centre at Prospect.
4)
A. National Sports Association
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 683
To further assist sport governing bodies
for approved schemes of training,
coaching and development.
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 682
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51. Q. The Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
recognized the important relationship between
Government and National Sport governing
bodies and the need for continued consultation
with such bodies. What was the purpose of this
consultative process?
52. Q. The Government Policy Paper on Sport
1981 recognized the important role of
sports clubs in providing opportunities
for sport participation. Government
identified two methods of assisting
clubs in Bermuda. Name them.
A. 1) By guaranteeing loans for approved
community oriented schemes
2) By offering technical and
administrative advice and assistance
A. 1) To achieve similarity of aim
2) To avoid duplication of effort
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 683
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 683
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53. Q. The Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
recognized the Bermuda Olympic Association
(BOA) as the agency to provide leadership and
guidance in sports included on the Olympic list.
It declared that "success in international
competition has an important impact on the
individual and national morale. Government
54. Q. In the Government Policy Paper on
Sport 1981 it recognized that
Government alone cannot finance every
aspect of sport, while acknowledging
the need to develop first class sporting
facilities. It proposed the formation of
a sports body established by statutory
instrument to raise funds by voluntary
subscription from non-government
sources. What was the proposed name
of this sport body?
identified two ways of assisting the BOA.
Name them?
A. 1) Regular consultation
2) Provision of government grants for
specific purposes
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981
A. National Sports Foundation
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper1981
p. 683
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55. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
identified the support role that the Department
of Youth and Sport would play in the
organization and coordination of sport in
Bermuda. What was the role identified in the
White Paper?
56. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
recognized the vital role of schools in
engendering knowledge and love for sport
and pledged to reinforce the school
programmes of physical education and
games. What was the philosophy behind
the recognition of school based P.E. and
sports programmes?
A. 1) Maintenance, administration and
operating of public facilities for sport.
2) Advisory and counseling services to
NSGB 's clubs and recreation agencies.
A. Student exposure to a wide variety of
sports programmes will provide a firm
basis for the future selection and
continued practice of leisure.
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 684
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 684
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57. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sports 1981
recognized and identified a role by the Bermuda
College in promoting sport organization and
development. What role is expected of the
Bermuda College?
A. To encourage specialist course
organizers, administrators and coaches.
Ref: Y & S Policy Paper 1981 p. 684
for
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58. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
importance
recognized
the
of
collaboration and coordination of its
sports policies within Government
Departments in providing services to
sport. What form of coordination and
collaboration did the White Paper specify
in the role of Government Departments.?
A. Programs of continuing research to
support its declared policy.
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59. Q. Government consults with National Sport
Governing Bodies on both an individual basis
and a collective basis in accordance with the Y
& S Policy paper on sport. Name the process
by which government collectively consults with
sport bodies.
A. The Annual Sports Conference
60. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
confirmed its support of the Bermuda
Olympic
Association
(BOA)
for
leadership and guidance in sports
included on the Olympic list. How many
sports fall under the international
jurisdiction of the BOA?
A. 26
Ref: BOA
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61. Q. How many National Sports Governing Bodies
are included in the official register of the
Department of Youth, Sport & Recreation?
A. 36
Ref:
Department of Youth,
Recreation
Sport
&
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Ref:
Department of Youth,
Recreation
A. 1) Sports Management Certificate
programme; 2) Coaching Certification
Development Course
Ref: Department of Youth, Sport &
Recreation
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63. Q. In what year did the Annual Sports Conference
organized by the Department of Youth & Sport
for NSGB 's and clubs commence.
A. 1986
62. Q. Government Policy Paper on Sport 1981
identified a role for the Bermuda College
to play in encouraging specialist courses
for organizers, administrators and
coaches. Name two courses that the
Department of Youth & Sport in
conjunction with Bermuda College
introduced
for
sport
organizers,
administrators and coaches?
Sport
&
64. Q. In what year did the Sports
course
Certification
Administration
commence at the Bermuda College.
A. 2001
Ref: Department of Youth, Sport &
Recreation
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65. Q. In what year did the Government Annual Sports
Awards programme which recognizes sports
achievements, recognition and accomplishments
commence?
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66. Q. The Department of Youth & Sport
developed an instrument to consider and
render decisions on internal domestic
sport matters. What is the name given to
this instrument?
A. 1980
Ref:
Department of
Recreation
Youth,
Sport &
A. Alternative Dispute Resolutions for
Sports
Ref: Department of Youth, Sport &
Recreation
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67. Q. The first recorded data on the participation of
Women In Sport was recorded in 1978;
however it was not until this year that a
comprehensive study and report of Women In
Sport was published. In what month and year
was the study produced?
A. January (23,) 2005
68. Q. The focus of the report on Women In
Sport was based on two principles. Name
them?
A. 1)
Ref: Women in Sport
2)
To increase awareness of the
benefits of sport
To improve opportunities for girls
and women to engage in sporting
activities
Ref: Women in Sport p. 2
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69. Q. The specific mandate to the committee on
Women In Sport included two directives. Name
them.
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70. Q. The recommendations of the Women in
Sport
included
a
myriad
of
recommendations aimed at encouraging
women and girls to participate in sport
and removing some of the barriers to
participation. Name five of the principle
recommendations.
A. 1) To examine the challenges or limiting
factors facing women's participation in
sport.
2) To develop a practical set of
recommendation to encourage and
enhance participation in sport by
women.
Ref: Women In Sports p.3
A. I) Promotion of opportunities; 2)
sponsorship programmes; 3) conference
Feature
4)
workshops;
and
stories/publications;
5) community
alliances; 6) leadership development; 7)
mentoring programmes; 8) flexible
working arrangements; 9) participation
in overseas conferences; I0) elite level
participation (Equity and Equality); I I)
Education; and
12) design of sport facilities
inclusion of women 13)funding.
for
Women In Sport p. 5-20
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71. Q. The report on Women In Sport 2005 concluded
that it is important that the progress towards
achieving the recommendations in the report
should be measured, reported and celebrated.
To this end three suggested methods of
monitoring progress were made. Name two of
the three suggestions.
72. Q. A summary of the reports researched and
reviewed by the Women In Sport
committee during its compilation
revealed many benefits of sports
participation among women. Name five
benefits that accrue from sport
participation among girls and women?
A. I) Establishment of a permanent women's
sport committee; 2) all levels of Government
and national sport governing bodies and clubs
should take into account women's needs and
take appropriate action; and 3) all sport
policies arising from the recommendations in
the report should be reviewed on a regular
basis.
A. I) Weight control; 2) smoking cessation;
3) lower teenage pregnancy; 4)
prevention of osteoporosis; 5) reduction
of cancer risks; 6) enhancing mental
health; 7) higher academic performance
in
school;
8) general
health
improvement; 9) lower stroke odds; 10)
less likely to use drugs.
Ref: Women In Sport p 23-27
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73.
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The first international conference on women
and sport was organized by the British Sports
Council supported by the International Olympic
Committee (IOC) and was held in Brighton, UK
in this month and year. Name the month and
year.
A. May 1994 (May 5-8, 1994)
Ref: Women in Sports 2005 p. 28
74. Q. As a result of the first international
conference on women and sport held in
Brighton, UK this declaration of an
international set of principles intended as
a guide to increasing the involvement of
women in sport at all levels was
Name the title of this
produced.
declaration?
A. The 1944 Brighton Declaration on
Women and Sport
Ref: Women in Sport p.28
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75. Q. The Second World Conference on Women and
Sport was held in Windhoek, Namibia 1998. It
reaffirmed the principles of the Brighton
Declaration 1994 but in addition acknowledged
the need for these additions. Name these
additions?
A. 1) Greater cooperation and coordination
between agencies responsible for women's
and girls' issues; and 2) seek further
development of equal opportunities for
women and girls to participate fully in sport,
recreation and physical activity.
Ref: Women In Sport 2005 p. 33
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76. Q. This British Royal Navy Captain
introduced the sport of cricket at a 2 day
carnival in Somerset in 1872. Name this
Navy Captain.
A. Captain J. Moresby
Ref: History of Sport in Bermuda p. 1
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77. Q. In what year did the future game of cricket
become official between Somerset Cricket Club
and St. Georges Cricket Club?
A. 1902
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p. 1
78. Q. In what year was the Bermuda Cricket
Board founded.
A. 1938
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p.1
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79. Q. In what year did the 2 day public holiday for the
annual Cup Match classic come into effect?
A. 1947
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p. 1
80. Q. The Bermuda Cricket Board (BCB)
became an associate member of the
International Cricket Council (ICC) in
what year.
A. 1966
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p. 2
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81. Q. Women's cricket made its debut in Bermuda in
September of this year, playing a three match
series of one day games against Canada for the
right to represent the America's region in the
Women's Cricket World Cup qualifier. Name
the year of this debut?
A. 2006
82. Q. Tennis was introduced
1871. It was the first
Bermuda and is believed
the western hemisphere.
Sir Brownlow Gray in
known by what name?
to Bermuda m
tennis court in
to be the first in
It was built by
Paget and was
A. Clermont
Ref: History of Sport in Bermuda p. 3
Ref: History of Sport in Bermuda p. 2
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BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
83. Q. In 1877, the first tennis tournament in the
western hemisphere took place at this venue and
Miss Mary Gray was the first Bennuda
Champion. Name the venue where this match
was played.
A. Admiralty House grounds
Sport in Bermuda p3
Ref: History of
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
84. Q. The Newport Bennuda Race was founded
as the first ocean race for amateur sailors
in nonnal boats in what year?
A. 1906
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p.3
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
85. Q. The first 'official' Marathon derby race took
place from the Princess Hotel in Hamilton to
Somerset in what year?
A. 1910
Ref: History of Sport in Bermuda p. 3
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
86. Q. Name the first Bermudian and the year
he won the Annual Marathon Derby?
A. John Simons; 1916
Ref: History ofSport in Bermuda p. 5
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
87. Q. In what year was the Bermuda Football
Association established?
A. 1928
88. Q. In what year was the Bennuda Equestrian
Federation fonned.
A. 1976
Ref: Bermuda Equestrian Federation
Ref: History of Sport in Bermuda p. 4
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
89. Q. In what year was the Bermuda Lawn Tennis
Association established and who was its first
president?
A. 1973; Colin Selly
90. Q.. In what year was the Bermuda
Triathlon Association established and
name its first president.
A. 1981; Jim Butterfield
Ref: Bermuda Triathlon Association
Ref: BLTA
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BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
BERMUDA SPORT HISTORY
91. Q. In what year was the Bermuda Netball
Association founded and who was its first
president.
A. 1972; Valerie Dill
Ref: Bermuda Netball Association
20
92. Q. In what year was the Bermuda Track &
Field Association founded.
A. 1971
Ref: Beyond the Crossroads p. 338
CATEGORY2
BERMUDA OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION
AND THEIR INTERNATIONAL
GAMES
(Questions 1-123)
Bermuda has participated in the Olympic Games since 1936 and other sporting festivals
supported by the LO.C. (le. PAN AM, CAC Commonwealth). This category contains
questions pertaining to Bermuda's involvement in these Games as well as the Bermuda
Olympic Association, its past and present.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
1.
Q. In what year did Bermuda apply to become affiliated
with the International Olympic Committee?
2. Q.
A.
A. 1935
Q. How many national sport governing Bodies are
currently on the BOA register whose members are
qualified to compete/enter the Olympic Games.
4. Q.
A.
A. 20
Q. Bermuda first entered the Olympic Games of 1936
in Berlin. In how many Summer Olympiads has
Bermuda competed up to 2014?
A. 17
6. Q.
A.
Luge; skeleton; and cross country skiing
How many total Olympiads has Bermuda
competed in?
22
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
7.
Name the three Winter Games events in
which Bermuda has participated in the
Olympic Games.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
5.
1936 (Berlin)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
3.
In what Olympic festival did Bermuda first
enter an Olympic team/ contingent?
Q. These three Olympians are Bermuda's most capped
athletes in the Olympic Games. Name them.
8. Q.
A. Brian Wellman, Penny Simmons and Peter
A.
Bromby
21
Name the sport Bermuda entered in the
1936 Olympic Games held in Berlin?
Swimming
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
9.
Q. Who was Bermuda's first Chef De Mission who led
the 1936 Bermuda Olympic Team in the Berlin
Olympics?
A.
10. Q.
A.
W.F. (Chummy) Hayward
11. Q. Name three of the five athletes that represented
Bermuda in the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin.
Leonard Spence; Percy Belvin; John Young;
Edmund Cooper; and Forster Cooper
12. Q.
A.
W .J. Brooks was officially named as a
member of the 1936 Berlin Games Bermuda
Team. What role did he play within the
Games?
Coach
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their InternationaJ Games
13. Q.
Five (5)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
A.
How many athletes comprised the first
Olympic team that participated in the 1936
Games in Berlin?
Bermuda participated in its third consecutive
Olympic Games held in this city. Name the city and
year of this Olympiad.
A. London 2012
14. Q.
A.
Bermuda participated in the 1948 Olympics
held in London, England. How many sports
did Bermuda compete in at these Games?
Two (2)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
15. Q. Name the two sports that Bermuda competed in at
the 1948 Olympics held in London, England
A. Track and Field; and swimming
16. Q.
A.
22
How many athletes represented Bermuda at
the 1948 Olympic Games held in London,
England?
Twelve (12)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
17. Q. Name two athletes from each of the sports of Track
& Field and Swimming who participated in the 1948
Games held in London, England.
A. Track and Field: Phyllis Edness; Phyllis
Lightbourne; Stanley Lines; Hazzard
Dill; Francis T Mahoney Swimming:
Robert Cook; Walter Bardgett; Donald
Shanks; Francis Gosling; Donald
Oatway; Philip Tribley
18.Q.
A.
W.J. Brooks coached the Bermuda swim
team in the 1948 Olympic Games held in
London. Name the coach of the Track &
Field team.
Donald James Williams (DJ)
The Uermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
19. Q. Bermuda participated in the Olympic Games of 1952
which were held in what city?
A. Helsinki (Finland)
20. Q.
A.
In how many sports did Bermuda participate
at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952; and name
the sports
Two (2); Swimming; and Track & Field
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
21. Q. How many Track & Field athletes represented
Bermuda at the 1952 Helsinki Games?
22. Q.
A.
A. Two (2)
23
How many swimming athletes represented
Bermuda at the 1952 Helsinki Games?
Four (4)
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
23. Q. Name the two Track & Field athletes that
represented Bermuda at the 1952 Olympic Games in
Helsinki.
A.
Phyllis Jones (Lightbourne) and Thelma Jones
24. Q.
Name two of the four swimmers that
represented Bermuda at the 1952 Olympic
Games in Helsinki.
A.
Francis Gosling; Mickey Johnson; Walter
Bardgett; Robert Cook
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their lnternationaJ Games
25. Q. Complete this mission statement of the BOA: "The
mission of the Bermuda Olympic Association is to
promote the Olympic ideals and support
___.athletes to represent Bermuda in__ and
Games.
A. Elite; Regional, World and Olympic
26. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association applied
to enter the Olympic Games by way of
becoming a member of the International
Olympic Committee in 1935 and has since
that time been led by how many Presidents?
Eight (8)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
27. Q. Name four of the eight Presidents of the Bermuda
Olympic Association since 1935.
28. Q.
A. Sir Howard Trott; W.F. Chummy Hayward; Reggie
A.
Cooper; Dr. Gerard Bean; Yeaton Outerbridge;
Austin Woods; John Hoskins; Judy Simons
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
Name the longest serving BOA President
and how many years did he serve?
Sir Howard Trott; 23 years
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
29. Q. Name the shortest serving BOA President and how
long did he serve?
30. Q.
A. Yeaton Outerbridge; 2 years
A.
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This Bermudian was the first Olympian to
represent Bermuda in the Winter Olympics.
Name this Olympian and the Olympiad in
which he competed.
Simon Payne; Albertville 1992
The Ber·muda Olympic Association and
their International Game
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
31. Q. . The BOA has two goals for athletes falling under
the Olympic umbrella. Finish the following athlete
goal: "To enhance athlete aspiration, participation
and .....?
A. performance
32. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The second goal of the BOA in respect of
athletes is as follows: complete the
following athlete goal: Support the National
Sport Governing Bodies to identify and
develop ... ?
Future elite Atl,letes
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
33. Q. The Executive Board of the BOA consists of how
many members?
34. Q.
A. Nine(9)
A.
In 2011 the Bermuda Olympic Association
celebrated what anniversary of its
association with the International Olympic
Committee?
7511' anniversary
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
35. Q. The Bermuda Olympic Magazine produced by the
BOA is published with what frequency
A. every four years
36. Q.
A.
25
To date Bermuda has achieved a number of
commendable Olympic results in the
Olympic Games. The most notable result
was achieved in 1976 in Montreal, Canada.
Name the result and the Bermuda Olympian
who achieved this honor and his sport.
Bronze medal; Clarence Hill; boxing
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
37. Q. Name the sport in which Bermuda achieved two
fourth place finishes in the Olympic Games.
38. Q.
A.
A. Sailing
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
39. Q.
Since 1936 when Bermuda first entered the Olympic
Games in how many sports has Bermuda entered a
team in the Games?
A. Ten (10)
40.
Q.
A.
1956 Melbourne, Australia
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
Name five of the ten sports in which
Bermuda competed in the Olympic Games
from 1936-2008.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Athletics;
Boxing;
Cycling;
Diving;
Equestrian;
Rowing;
Sailing;
Swimming;
Tennis;
Triathlon
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
41. Q. In what sport has Bermuda been represented most in
the Olympic Games; and provide the number of
times we were represented in this sport as these
Games?
A.
When did Bermuda first compete in the
Olympic Games in the sport of Sailing?
42. Q.
A.
Sailing; Twelve (12) times
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These two sports follow closely behind
sailing in terms of representing Bermuda at
Olympic Games from 1936-2008. Name
them.
Athletics; and Swimming
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
43. Q.
Provide the number of times Bermuda has been
represented at the Olympic Games in the sports of
Athletics and Swimming
44. Q.
A.
A. Athletics-11 times; Swimming-JO times
A.
Bermuda participated in Rowing in the Olympic
Games on one occasion to date. Name the year; the
Games and the rower
46. Q.
Bermuda has participated in boxing in the
Olympic Games on three occasions. Name
the years; and the boxers included.
A.
1972- Roy Johnson; 1976- Robert
Burgess and Clarence Hill; and 1988Quinn Paynter
1972; Munich; Jim Butterfield
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
47. Q.
A.
Bermuda has participated in Tennis in the Olympic
Games only once. Give the year, the Games and the
athlete who competed in the Games.
48. Q.
A.
1988; Seoul; StephenAlger
A.
In what two years was Bermuda represented
in the sport of cycling at the Olympic
Games?
1984; LosAngeles; and 1996Atlanta
The Bermuda Olympic Associati.on
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
49. Q.
1984; LosAngeles
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
45. Q.
In what year and Olympiad did Bermuda
enter the Olympic Games in Equestrianism?
How many times has Bermuda been represented in
the sport of Equestrianism in the Olympic Games?
50.
Q.
Seven (7)
A.
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Bermuda has been represented in the sport
of diving three times in the Olympic Games.
Give the years in which Bermuda was
represented in this sport.
1948; 1952; and 2004
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
51. Q. ln what year and at what Games did Bermuda enter
the Winter Olympic Games?
A. 1992; Albertville
52. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their lnternational Games
Name the two Bermuda athletes who
have competed in the Winter Olympics
in the same sport.
Simon Payne; and Patrick Singleton
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
53. Q. Name the sport in which Simon Payne and Patrick
Singleton both competed in the Olympic Games.
A. Luge
54. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
I represented Bermuda at the 2010
Winter Olympics in Vancouver,
Canada. Who am I?
Tucker Murphy
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
55. Q. Patrick Singleton owns the distinction of having
represented Bermuda in two winter sport disciplines.
Name them
A. A. Luge; and skeleton
56. Q.
A.
In what year and Games did Patrick
Singleton represent Bermuda in the
sport of Skeleton at the Olympic
Games/
2006; Torino, Italy
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
57. Q. In the 2000 Summer Olympics held in Sydney,
Australia I was the lone athlete to represent Bermuda
in Athletics. Who am I?
A. Brian Wellman
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58. Q.
A.
How many times did Brian Wellman
represent Bermuda in the Olympic Games?
Four (4); (1988; 1992; 1996; 2000)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
59. Q. How many times did Clarence Saunders represent
Bermuda in the Olympic Games?
A. Three (3); (1984; 1988; 1992)
60. Q. How many times did Paula Lewin represent
Bermuda in the Olympic Games and in what
sport did she compete?
A. Three (3); Sailing (1992, 1996 and 2004)
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
61. Q. How many member countries are affiliated with
the Central American and Caribbean Sports
Organization?
A. Thirty-one (31)
Ref: CAC Statistics A mendments Oct 2012 p.1
62. Q.
A.
Name three of the main objectives of the
Central American Caribbean Sports
Organization (CACSO).
l.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The realization of the CACSO Games
Development and protection of sports in
affiliated countries
Promotion of Peace
The involvement of women in sports
Promote the diffusion of ethics
The defense of the environment
The application of doping control
Ref: Statutes of CACSO 2004 article 1
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
63. Q. Describe the official logo of CACSO?
A. Three discs pierced from left to right with a
black javelin
Ref: Statutes ofCACSO 2004 article 5
29
64. Q.
What are the official languages of
CACSO?
A.
Spanish and English
Ref: Statutes ofCACSO 2004 article 9
The Bermuda Olvmpic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
65. Q. Of the thirty-two (32) member countries of
CACSO how many delegates may represent
each country at a general assembly?
A. Two (2) one voting
2004 article 13
66. Q.
How many members comprise the
executive committee of CACSO?
A.
Eleven (11) (Ten elected officers +
general Secretary)
Ref: Statutes ofCACSO Article 26
Ref: Statutes of CACSO
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
67. Q. For what term length does the elected executive
of CACSO serve in office?
A. Four years
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Ref: Statutes of CACSO article
30
68.
Q. Any country through their National
Olympic Committee of CACSO who aspire
to host the CACSO games must submit their
bid in writing how many years before the
celebration of those games?
A. Six years (6)
Ref: Statutes ofCACSO article 40
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
69. Q. The host city of any CACSO Games must
guarantee the payment for how many athletes
and officials of each participating National
Olympic Committee.
A. Eight (8) Athletes; and two (2) Officials Ref:
Statutes of CACSO 2004 article 40
70.
Q.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and theh· International Games
In what year and country were the first
CACSO Game held?
A. 1926; Mexico
Ref: Statutes of CACSO 2004 article
43
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
71. Q. With what frequency are the CACSO Games
held.
72. Q.
The duration of any CACSO Games
from the opening and closing
ceremonies inclusive, must not exceed
how many days.
A. Every four (4) years Ref: Statutes of CACSO
2004 article 43
A.
Sixteen (ql6)
Ref: Statutes of CACSO 2004 article 45
The Bermuda Olvmpic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
73. Q. In the CACSO Games what criteria is used for
submitting entries to the games.
A. Only National Olympic Committees may
submit entries to the games Ref: Statutes of
CACSO 2004 article 46
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74. Q.
A.
What is the minimum number_ of sports
events that can be included in any
CASCO games?
Twenty-four (24)
2004 article 50
Ref: Statutes of CACSO
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
75. Q. What is the maximum number of sports listed in
the CACSO statues that can be included these
game.
A. Thirty-nine (39)
Ref:
CACSO 2004 article 50
Statues of
76. Q.
The CACSO games promote the
inclusion of Women in their sports
events. Name the sports where it is
permissible to exclude women?
A. Baseball, boxing and rugby
Ref: Statutes of CACSO 20045 article
50
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
77. Q. Name a CACSO sport where it is permissible to
exclude men from the programme.
A. Synchronized swimming
CACSO 2004 article 50
78. Q. For the addition of any new sport in the
CACSO
programme
how
many
members' countries of CACSO must
Ref: Statutes of
practice that sport?
A. At least sixteen (16) Ref: Statues of
CACSO 2004 article 60
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
79. Q. Monetarily, how much is required of each
National Olympic Committee member affiliate
of CACSO to enter or express their right to
participate in a sport included in any CACSO
Games programs.
A. Thirty dollars $30 per sport
CACSO 2004 article
Ref: Statues of
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80. Q. Bermuda participates in six major
international sport festivals, one of
which is the Pan American Games. In
what year was the Pan American Sports
organization, PASCO established?
A.
1948 (August 8)
Ref: Statues of
CACSO 2004 article
Ref: Statues of CACSO 2004 article 1
p .l
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
81. Q. Name three of the duties, functions and
objectives of PASO.
A. 1) To further the development of tl,e Olympic
movement
2) To strengtl,en and tig!,ten t!,e bonds of friendship
and solidarity of member affiliates
3)
To ensure t!,e quadrennial celebration of t!,e Pan
Am Games and regulate and supervise t!,eir
organization
4) To maintain close relationsl,ips wit!, tl,e Pan Am
Games affiliate organizations in t!,e region and
coordinate t!,e tec!,nical aspects of t!,e competition
5)
To cooperate wit!, Pan Am affiliate organizations in
all matters t!,at relate to t!,e organization of t!,e Pan
Am Games
6) To estab/isl, and maintain relations wit!, ot!,er
regional games recognized by tl,e International
Olympic Committee (JOC)
7) To coordinate tl,e Olympic Solidarity Program of
tl,e IOC
8)
To organize and promote specialized courses and
seminars in sport
9) To provide advice and guidance to affiliated
National Olympic Committees
JO) To strongly encourage t!,e promotion of women in
sport at all levels
Ref: PASO Statute 2009 article 4 page 3 and 4
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82. Q.
A.
Describe the Emblem of PASO.
Pan Am Torch, across five concentric
rings superimposed with the symbol of
the five Olympic rings. Ref: PASO
Statute 2009 article 5 page 5
The Bermuda Olvmpic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
83. Q. What
sport
organizations
membership in PASO?
qualify
for
84. Q.
A. The National Olympic Committee of countries
in the Americas Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009
article 6 page 6
How many countries through their
National Olympic Committees are
affiliated with PASO?
A.
Forty-two (42)
Ref: Statutes of
PASO 2009 article 14 page 14
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
85. Q. The member affiliates of PASO are divided into
groups to create a balanced and geographical
inclination. How many groups make up the
divisions of PASO affiliates and in what group
is Bermuda included.
A.
Three grouping; and Group 1
Ref: Statutes ofPASO 2009 article 14
86. Q.
How many organizational bodies does
PASO have that governs its affairs; and
name these bodies?
A.
a) Three (3);
b) The General Assembly;
c) The Executive Committee; and
d) the President ofPASO
Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article 9
page 7
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
87. Q. The Pan American Games are celebrated every
four years however, they are by statute required
to organize these games at what specific time?
A. In the year preceding the Summer Olympic
Games. Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article
18 page 26
34
88. Q. A member affiliate organization (NOC)
of PASO interested in being formally
considered as a candidate for the
organization of the PAN AM Games
shall complete its application by making
a deposit of this amount to PASO with
its bid application.
What is the deposit amount required?
A. $50,000 US
Ref: Statutes of
PASO 209 article 18c page 27
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their lnternational Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
89. Q. Upon being awarded the right to host the PAN
AM Games the successful member affiliate is
required to make an additional payment of what
amount to PASO?
A.
$250,000 US
Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article 18(g) p. 28
90. Q. Members of PASO in applying to PASO
to host the PAN AM Games must
submit four letters from their local
authorities along with their bid
What four letters are
documents.
required by PASO?
A. 1. Letter from the National Olympic
Committee of that country seeking
to host the PAN AM Games
2. Letter from the highest governing
authority of the city seeking to
stage the games
3. Letter from the highest authority of
the Regional Government, State or
Province; and
4. Letter from the Government of the
applying country.
Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article
184a pages 26 and 27
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
91. Q.
The National Olympic Committee of the
country/city hosting the PAN AM Games plays
what role in the organization of the Games in
any country or city hosting the games.
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92. Q.
A competitor in the PAN AM Games
who has represented one country; and
who has changed his nationality or
acquired a new nationality may
participate in the PAN AM Games
representing his new country provided
that he has met this proviso. What is the
proviso?
A.
The National Olympic Committee is the
highest authority ensuring that the host city
complies with all obligations in the statutes of
PASO in respect of the organization of the
Games.
A.
At least three (3) years have passed
since he represented his former
country.
Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article
22(5)p. 37
Ref: Statutes of PASO 2009 article 190 p. 30
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
93. Q.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
What is the vision of the Commonwealth Games
Federation?
A. 1. To promote a unique, friendly, world class
games.
2. To develop sport for the benefit of the
people, the nations and territories of the
Commonwealth.
94. Q.
Give three of the five objectives of the
Commonwealth Games Federation
(CGF)?
A.
1. To promote the commonwealth games
2. To establish rules and regulations for
the conduct of the Games
3. To promote commonwealth sporting
competition including cultural activities
and festivities attached to such events.
4. To encourage and assist sport
development and physical recreation
throughout the commonwealth; and
Ref: CGF 2011 p.4
5. To promote the shared values of
integrity,
fair
play,
competence,
commitment to excellence; respect for
gender equality and tolerance fight
against the use of drugs in sport
Ref: CGF 2011 pages 4 and 5
36
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
95. Q.
How often are the Commonwealth Games held
and who is eligible to participate?
A.
Every four (4) years;
Competitors of the affiliated CGA 's of all
commonwealth countries
96. Q.
When were the first Commonwealth
Games held and in what country?
A. 1930; Hamilton, Canada
2011 p. 5
Ref: CGF
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 5 article 6
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
97. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The two organizations of the CGF responsible
for its governance are known by what name?
1. The General Assembly; and
2. The Executive Board
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 7
98. Q. How many representatives of each
affiliated CGA are included in the
General Assembly of the CGF?
A. Three (3)
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
99. Q.
Approximately how many representatives make
up the Executive Board of CGF?
A.
Approximately seventeen (17) Ref: CGF 2011
pages 8 and 9
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100.
Q.
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 7
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The CGF statutes provides for a patron
head. Who assumes this position in the
Federation?
A. The Head of Commonwealth
CGF 2011 p. 11
Ref:
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olvmpic Association and
their International Games
\
\
101 Q.
A.
What is the highest honor bestowed by the CGF
for distinguished services rendered to the
Commonwealth Games movement?
102. Q.
REF: CGF 2011 p. 12 article
A.
Order of Merit
15B
The CGF is one of the few international
sports bodies that mandate by Statute
this form of representation on its
Executive Board, its sports committee
and any other committees/commissions
formed by its Executive Board. What is
the form of representation mandated by
CGF?
Gender Equity
12 Article 17
Ref: CGF 2001
p.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
103 Q.
The CGF mandates in its Statutes Gender Equity
on its boards, committees, commission etc.
What number is given to satisfy the CGF that
Gender Equity is being achieved in its elections?
104. Q.
If 20% or two (2) representatives on all
committees, commissions etc. are not
elected how otherwise does the CGF
statutes seek to address this mandate?
A.
Both genders shall contribute 20% or two (2)
representatives on all committees, commissions
formed by the Executive Board. Ref: CGF
2011 p.12 article 17
A.
The Executive Board shall co-opt
representatives. Ref: CGF 2011 p.12
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The Bermuda Olympic Association and their
International Games
105 Q.
A.
The honor of holding the Commonwealth
Games is entrusted to a host CGA member and
city. How many years prior to hosting these
games will the decision to award the games to
the host member and city be declared.
Eight (8) years Ref: CGF 2011 p. 13 article
19
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
106. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and their
International Games
107 Q.
A.
The programme of the Commonwealth Games
shall consist of a maximum of how many sports.
Seventeen (17)
21
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 14 Article
Name five of the ten obligatory sports of the
Commonwealth Games.
A. 1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Aquatics;
Athletics;
Badminton;
Boxing;
Hockey;
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Ten (10)
21
Ref: CGF 2011 p.14 article
The Bermuda Olvmpic Association
and their International Games
108. Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and their
International Games
109 Q.
The programme of the Commonwealth
Games shall consist of a minimum of
how many sports?
What is the maximum number of team
sports that can be accommodated in any
commonwealth Games programme?
Four (4)
21
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 14 article
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
110. Q.
Apart from the ten (10) mandatory
sports included in the commonwealth
games programme, how many additional
sports are included from which the
remaining seven (7) sports can be
chosen for any games.
6) Lawn bowls;
7) Netball;
8) Rugby Sevens;
9) Squash; and
10) Weightlifting
A.
Twenty-one (21)) Ref: CGF 2011 p.
14
Ref: CGF 2011 p.14
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
111 Q.
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The maximum member of sports in the
Commonwealth Game s for Para athletes shall
not exceed this number. What is this number?
Twenty (20) Ref: CGF 2011 p. 121 article 21
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
113 Q.
112.Q. Four (4) core sports are obligatory in
any Commonwealth Games Para Sport
programme. Name these sports.
A.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Aquatics;
Athletics;
Lawn bowls; and
Power lifting
Ref: CGF 2011 p.14
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
A hosting city of the Commonwealth Games
may select additional PARA athlete sporting
events from these three sports. Name these
sports.
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114.Q. Exclusive of the Opening Ceremonies of
any Commonwealth Games what is the
maximum number of days the games
can consume.
A. 1. Cycling;
2. Table tennis; and
3. Wheelchair basketball
Ref: CGF 2011 p.14
A.
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
115 Q.
All competitors in the Commonwealth Games
must comply with this eligibility requirement.
What is this requirement?
A.
They must be citizens or subjects of the
Commonwealth countries that enters them in
the competition. Ref: CGF 2011 p. 15 Article
24 (1)
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
117 Q.
Eleven (11) days Ref: CGF2011 p.14
116. Q.
The CGF Executive Board has prepared
manuals related to the preparation,
organization and management of the
Commonwealth Games. Approximately
how many of these manuals have been
prepared?
A. Approximately twenty-six (26)
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 22
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
The Commonwealth Games Federation is
inclusive of how many regions of the world?
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118. Q. Name the six regions of the world that
make up the commonwealth Games
Federation family?
A.
A.
Six (6) Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30 article 5
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
119 Q.
A.
Africa;
America;
Asia;
Caribbean;
Europe; and
Oceania
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
Bermuda is included in what region of the
Commonwealth Games Federation?
120. Q. This region has the highest number of
Commonwealth Countries included in
CGF. Name this region and number of
countries represented?
A. Africa, nineteen (19); countries
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
America Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
121 Q.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
The Bermuda Olympic Association
and their International Games
How many countries make up the total
membership of the CGF?
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122. Q. The Americas region of the CGF in
which Bermuda is included comprises of
the fewest countries of the CGF. How
many countries are included in this
group?
A.
A. Six (6) Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
Seventy-three (73) Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
The Bermuda Olympic Association and
their International Games
123 Q.
Besides Bermuda name the other five countries
that are included in the America's region of the
CGF?
A.
Belize; Canada; Falkland Islands; Guyana;
and St. Helena
Ref: CGF 2011 p. 30
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CATEGORY3
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
(Questions 1-153)
This category captures the highlights of outstanding achievements of Bermuda sportspersons
competing on the international stage in regional, world and Olympic competitions abroad.
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
1. Q. This Bermuda International became the island's
first professional football player in the UK.
Name this Bermudian.
A. Arnold Woollard
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
2. Q.
A.
Northampton Town
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENT
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
3. Q. In what month and year did Arnold Woollard,
Bermuda's first professional football player in
the UK first execute a professional contract?
A. August 1949
Ref: Hall of fame Magazine 2006
4. Q.
Arnold
Woollard,
Bermuda's
first
professional football player m the UK
initially signed a professional contract with
Northampton Town. How old was he when
he penned his first professional contract?
A.
18 years Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
2006
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
5. Q. With what other UK professional football clubs
was Arnold Woollard, Bermuda's first
professional football player, associated during
his playing career in England?
A. Peterborough United;
Bournemouth FC
With what UK professional football team
did Arnold Woollard, Bermuda's first
professional football player sign his initial
contract?
Newcastle United;
6. Q.
How many years did Arnold Woollard,
Bermuda's first football professional, play
in the UK professional league
A. 14 years (1949-1963)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
7. Q. When Bermuda's first professional footballer
Arnold Woollard signed a contract with
Bournemouth FC he was touted as the most
expensive signing to date for Bournemouth FC
in 1956. How much did Bournemouth FC pay
to secure his services in 1956?
A. £2,000
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
8. Q.
Although Bermuda's first professional
footballer Arnold Woollard was noted as a
defender in the UK, he was noted in
Bermuda for a different position in his
local club. Name the club and the position
he played?
A. BAA; left wing
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
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BERMUDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
BERMlJDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
9. Q. The Dictionary of World Cricketers states "the
greatest cricketer produced by Bermuda. He is
not one of the best, he is the best. No contest.
To whom was this international journal
referring in those accolades?
A. Alma "Champ'' Hunt
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 page21
10. Q.
With what overseas professional cricket
team was Bermuda's Alma "Champ" Hunt
associated as a professional?
A. Aberdeenshire Cricket Club (Scotland)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.21
BERMUDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
11. Q. In what year did Alma "Champ" Hunt
Bermuda's first professional cricketer sign with
Aberdeenshire Cricket Club?
12. Q.
A. 1934
Alma "Champ" Hunt Bermuda's first
professional cricketer in the UK played
for Aberdeenshire Cricket Club in
Scotland.
While
playing
for
Aberdeenshire he was selected to
represent Scotland against this world
cricketing giant in a first class match.
Name the country he played against and
the year he was selected to represent
Scotland in this match.
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.21
A. Australia; 1935
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.4
BERMUDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
13. Q. Alma 'Champ' Hunt played for Somerset
Cricket Club in the Annual Cup Match Classic
and amassed a total of how many runs when he
ended his Cup Match career.
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14. Q.
Alma "Champ" Hunt had trials for the West
Indies, the only Bermudian ever invited to
do so; and in his trial matches took eight
wickets for 46 runs and scored a total of I O I
runs in two trials. He stirred a political
controversy in the West Indies when he was
not selected to represent the West Indies
team.
A. 762 runs
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p.21
In what year and in what West Indies country
did these trials take place?
A.
1933; Trinidad
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p.21
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
15. Q. In what year did Alma 'Champ' Hunt,
Bermuda's first professional international
cricketer make his Cup Match debut, and how
old was he at the time?
A. 1927; 16 years old
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.21
16. Q.
This Bermuda cricket legend replaced
Alma "Champ" Hunt as the cricket
professional at Aberdeenshire CC
Scotland and entertained many with his
prolific hitting of the ball to all parts of the
ground. Name this legend.
A. Nigel "Chopper' Hazel
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 17
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
17. Q. In what year did Bermuda's Nigel "Chopper"
Hazel leave Bermuda to become a professional
cricketer for Aberdeenshire, Scotland?
A. 1948
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine p. 1
18. Q.
A.
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With what other Scottish Cricket Club was
Bermuda's Nigel "Chopper" Hazel
associated during his professional cricket
career in Scotland?
Swathmore Cricket Club
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p.17
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
19. Q. How many years was Bermuda's Nigel
"Chopper" Hazel a professional cricket player
coach in Scotland, UK?
A. 25years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.27
20. Q.
A.
How many years was Bermuda's Nigel
"Chopper" Hazel a professional cricket
player coach at Aberdeenshire, Scotland?
6years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine p 17
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
21. Q. Bermuda's cricket legend Nigel 'Chopper' Hazel
played professional cricket in Scotland for some
23 years. He was known as a hard hitting
batsman. He retired from professional cricket in
Scotland in 1973 and amassed a legendary total of
runs during this career which are etched in the
records of Scottish cricket annals.
22. Q.
Nigel 'Chopper' Hazel played in the Annual
Cup Match classic for Somerset from 19401947 and is listed as one of the 12 greatest
players ever for Somerset. His Cup Match
total runs over eight matches and his
average scoring rate stood at what levels
when he departed Bermuda for Scotland in
1948.
Approximately how many total runs did he
score over this 23 year professional contract?
A.
431 runs (eight highest); and 35.92
(second highest average)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 17
A. Approximately 24,000
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 12
BERMUDASPORTACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
23. Q. This Bermudian legend sports official became
the first Bermudian to be listed by FIFA, the
World Governing body for football. Name this
sports official?
A. Keith Dunstan
Ref: Fame of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 12
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24. Q.
In what year was Bermuda's legendary
sports football referee, Keith Dunstan
listed as a FIFA referee?
A.
1966
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 12
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
25. Q. Keith Dunstan, Bermuda's first FIFA listed
football referee earned the distinction of
working the Pan American Games in Winnipeg,
Canada in what year?
A. 1967
Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.12
26. Q.
Keith Dunstan, Bermuda's first FIFA listed
football referee reached the pinnacle of his
career when he was chosen by FIFA to
officiate in a World Cup. Give the year and
the World Cup in which he officiated?
A. 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico Ref:
Hall of Fame Magazine 2004
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
27. Q. Approximately how many years did Keith
Dunstan referee football matches in Bermuda
and internationally.
A. Approximately 14 years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazines 2004 p. 12
28. Q.
This lady is dubbed as one of Bermuda's
finest female athletes who dominated her
sport bowling from the 1960s to the 1980s
both locally and internationally. Name
this athlete.
A. Hattianne Gilbert Morrisette
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.14
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
29. Q. Hattianne Gilbert Morrisette burst upon the
international scene in bowling by teaming up
with Hank Corrado, Leroy Ming and Rosheene
Samuels to win the team title in the Tournament
of the Americas held in Miami, Florida in what
year.
30. Q.
At the Tournament of the Americas in
Miami, Florida in 1970 Hattianne Gilbert
Morrisette achieved a second honor by
placing first in another phase of this
international tournament. Name the event
in which she placed first?
A. Mixed Doubles (with Hank Corrado)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazines 2004 p. 14
A. 1970
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 14
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BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
31. Q. In the Bowling World Cup in Manila,
Philippines Hattianne Gilbert Morrisette did
herself and Bermuda proud by placing second in
this World Cup International. In what year was
this distinguished achieved?
A. 1975
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 14
32. Q.
Hattianne Gilbert Morrisette reached the
pinnacle of her international bowling
career when she again placed second in
the Women's International World Cup
Bowling Tournament in 1977 in this city
and country. Name the location of this
historic achievement?
A. Bangkok, Thailand
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 14
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
33. Q. Hattianne Gilbert Morrisette began her
distinguished bowling career in 1962 at the age
of 19 years. In what year did she retire and how
many total years did she participate in the sport?
A. 1987; 25 years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.14
34. Q.
A.
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
This track and field athlete was name
Bermuda's Athlete of the Decade for the
1970s but was also revered overseas.
Name this athlete
Debbie Jones Hunter
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 14
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
35. Q. At 14 years of age Debbie Jones Hunter
established two national marks by breaking a 20
year Bermuda record in the 100 meters and a
200 meters record on May 4th and 5th 1973 in an
international track and field meet held in this
country. Name this country?
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36. Q.
In 1975, Bermuda's golden girl of track
Debbie Jones Hunter became the first
Bermudian individual to win a gold medal
at a senior international competition by
winning the I 00 metre sprint final in these
games. Name the games where this
achievement
distinguished
was
accomplished?
A. Trinidad
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.23
A.
Central American and Caribbean Games
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p. 23
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
37. Q. Debbie Jones Hunter was a sprint queen in the
CARIFTA Games during the 70s amassing a
performance that netted her how many total
medals when she finished her CARIFTA career
in 1977.
38. Q.
A.
A. 20 medals (12 gold, 6 silver, 2 bronze)
Ref: Hall of Fame 2004 p. 23
Sprint Queen Debbie Jones Hunter
competed in the Olympic Games in what
year and in what country?
1976; Montreal, Canada
Ref: Hall of Fame 2004 p. 23
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
39. Q. Debbie Jones Hunter was offered and accepted
a full education scholarship to this US
University famous for its women's track and
field sports programme. Name this University.
A. Tennessee State University
Ref: Hall of Fame 2004 p. 23
40. Q.
A.
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While matriculated at Tennessee State
University Debbie Jones Hunter of
Bermuda reached the pinnacle of her track
career when she helped to set a world
record in this indoor track event. Name
the event and the year it was established
4 X 200 relay; 1978 (Louisville, Kentucky)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 23
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
41. Q. This Bermudian athlete distinguished himself
internationally in three sport disciplines;
rowing, running and ironman. Name this
athlete.
A. Jim Butterfield
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.8
42. Q.
Jim Butterfield represented Bermuda in
the sport of rowing at this prestigious
event. Name the international event in
which he represented Bermuda in rowing
and the year in which he participated.
A.
Olympic Games; Munich (Germany);
1972
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.8
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
43. Q. Jim Butterfield represented Bermuda in running
in these prestigious games. Name the games
and the year he competed?
A. Commonwealth Games; 1978
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 8
44. Q.
In a field of 396 participants Jim
Butterfield distinguished himself and
Bermuda in competing in this grueling test
of physical ability known by what name.
A. Hawaiian lronman
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 8
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
45. Q. In a field of 396 competitors in the Hawaiian
Ironman race Jim Butterfield distinguished
himself and Bermuda by placing in the top 20 of
this race. Provide the year and the finish place
he captured in this annual test of endurance?
A. 1981; Seventh
Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 8
46. Q.
This Ironman competition embraces the
disciplines of swimming, cycling and
running. Give the distances to be covered
in each sport discipline?
A.
1) Swimming - 2 miles; 2) Cycling - 112
miles and 3) Marathon - 26 miles 285
yards
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 8
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BERMUDA SPORT ACIDEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
47. Q. This Bermuda sailor was a legend on the seas
competing in three Olympiads, narrowly
missing a medal finish; and also establishing
himself in several Newport Bermuda and
Marion to Bermuda yacht races. Name this
Olympian?
48. Q.
A.
A. Kirk Cooper
Ref: HallofFameMagazine2004 p. 9
Kirk Cooper, a Bermuda sailing stalwart,
narrowly missed medaling in these
Olympic Games, placing fifth in the
Olympics fleet. Give the name of the
Games' venue and the year of these
outstanding achievements.
Tokyo Olympic Games; 1964
Ref: HallofFame Magazine2004 p. 9
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
49. Q. In 1993, in his boat 'Alphida', Kirk Cooper
Bermuda's international sailor established a
course record in this prestigious race which
finishes in Bermuda. Name the race where he
established this course record.
A. Marion-Bermuda Yacht Race
Ref: Hall ofFameMagazine2004 p.9
50. Q.
Kirk Cooper one of Bermuda's premier
sailors sailed in three Olympic Games
during what years?
A.
1964 (Tokyo); 1968 (Mexico) and 1972
(Munich)
Ref: Hall ofFameMagazine2004 p.9
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
51. Q. In what year did Kirk Cooper finish first in the
Marion - Bermuda Yacht Race while teaming
with Dr. Richard Shulman aboard the boat
'Temptress'?
A. 1999
Ref: HallofFameMagazine2004 p. 9
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52. Q.
In what year did Bermuda's women's
softball team dubbed the "Big Blue
Machine" capture a gold medal in the
Central American and Caribbean Games?
A.
1978 Ref: HallofFameMagazine2004
p.7
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
53. Q. Bermuda's "Big Blue Machine" Women's
softball team won back to back Caribbean
amateur softball tournaments in what years?
A. 1975 and 1976
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 7
54. Q.
A.
Name the team manager of Bermuda's
'Big Blue Machine' women's softball
team who led them to win Bermuda's first
team gold medal in the Central American
and Caribbean Games.
Winston Jones
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 7
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
55. Q. This Bermudian international is better known
for his cricketing talents but was also the second
Bermudian footballer to play in England. Name
this Bermudian
A. Calvin "Bummy" Simons
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 28
56. Q.
With what English football team did
Calvin "Bummy" Simons sign during his
football career in England?
A. Rockdale Football Club
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.28
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
57. Q. With what local football team was Calvin
"Bummy" Simons associated?
A. Key West Rangers (PHC)
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 28
58. Q.
A.
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
Who was Bermuda's first double
international in cricket and football?
Dennis Wainwright
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.29
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
59. Q. Dennis Wainwright was a member of this
Bermuda International football team which won
a silver medal for Bermuda in these games.
Name the games and the year this silver medal
was won?
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60. Q.
Bermuda's double football and cricket
international Dennis Wainwright was
courted by this English county cricket
club to play professional cricket in
England.
Name this English county
cricket club.
A. Pan American Games; 1967
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 29
A. Surrey Cricket Club
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 29
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
61. Q. This Bermuda International cricketer was to
follow Alma 'Champ' Hunt and Nigel
'Chopper' Hazel by debuting with this Scottish
Cricket Club in 1977. Name this cricketer and
the Scottish club he played for?
62. Q.
A. Clarence 'Tuppence' Parfitt; Arbroath Cricket
Club
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 24
A.
Clarence 'Tuppence' Parfitt made his
international cricket debut with Arbroath
Cricket Club in Scotland in 1977. In what
year did he finish his professional contract
with Arbroath Cricket Club?
1988
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
63. Q. We know of Clarence 'Tuppence' Parfitt's rich
Cup Match bowling records but it was in this
first class cricket match played in Bermuda
where he dazzled this country's batsman by
capturing five wickets for 61 runs.
Name the country Bermuda played in this
internationally recognized first class match and
what year it was played?
A. New Zealand; 1972
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 24
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64. Q.
In what year was Clarence 'Tuppence'
Parfitt selected to play in Bermuda's first
International Cricket Conference (ICC)
team and took six wickets for 62 runs in
42 overs?
A.
1979
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 24
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
65. Q. In 1977, Clarence 'Tuppence' Parfitt joined
Arbroath Cricket Club in this Scottish league
and his contribution to the club paid dividends
when they won this Scottish league title in what
year?
66. Q.
A.
A. 1978
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 24
With what British Premier league club
was Bermuda's international football
player Clyde Best associated.
West Ham United Football Club
H.all ofFame Magazine 2004 p. 6
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
67. Q. Clarence Hill is Bermuda's only Olympic
medalist having captured a bronze medal in
boxing in these games. Name the year and the
Olympic Games where he achieved this
distinction?
68. Q.
Clarence Hill, Bermuda's sole medalist in
the Olympic Games made his professional
debut in boxing in what month and year?
A. April; 1980
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 18
A. 1976; Montreal (Canada) Olympic Games
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 18
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
69. Q. Clarence Hill Bermuda's only Olympic medalist
commenced his professional boxing career in
1980.
In what year did he retire from
professional boxing?
A. 1986 Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 18
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70. Q.
A.
How many years did Clarence Hill box
professionally?
4 years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 18
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71. Q. What was the professional boxing record of
Bermuda's Clarence Hill when he retired from
professional boxing?
72. Q.
A.
A. 16wins (13 knockouts); 3 /osses and 1 draw
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004p. 68
This Bermudian sports legend excelled in
two sports, football and Cricket, and
played them both at the highest level. His
international career in football saw him
sign a professional contract with the New
York Cosmos in the North American
Soccer league. Name this player?
Randy Horton
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004p.19
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73. Q. How many years did Bermuda's Randy Horton
play as a professional in the North American
Soccer league?
A. 6years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004p. 19
74. Q.
A.
In what year did Bermuda's Randy Horton
sign a professional football contract with
the New York Cosmos FC?
1971
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004p. 19
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75. Q. During his first year playing professional for the
New York Cosmos Bermuda's Randy Horton
received a significant accolade by the NASL.
What was this accolade?
A. Named "Rookie of the Year".
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004-. 19
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76. Q.
A.
How many years did Bermuda's Randy
Horton play professionally with the New
York Cosmos in the NASL?
4years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004p. 19
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77. Q. Bermuda's Randy Horton was offered
professional trials with two professional football
clubs in England and one professional cricket
club. Name these clubs.
78. Q.
A. Huddersfield Town FC and Queens Park
Rangers - Football; and Worcestershire
County Cricket Club
A.
Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders was a track
and field pioneer and international star
during the 1980s and early 1990s. His
accomplishments
distinguished
internationally commenced in 1980 when
he captured a silver medal at these games.
Name the games?
CARIFTA Games
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 26
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 19
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79. Q. Clarence
'Nicky'
Saunders is
noted
internationally for his high jumping but also
was ranked as one of the top three
Commonwealth Athletes in this track and field
event for some nine years. Name this sport
discipline?
A. Triple Jump
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 26
80. Q.
A.
Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders excelled in
international sport particularly at the
Commonwealth Games where he
established a Games High Jump record
and took home Bermuda's first gold
medal in this event which stood for many
years. In what games, country and year
did he establish this record?
Commonwealth Games, New Zealand;
1990
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81. Q. Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders captured a bronze
medal in the high jump event at these
commonwealth games held in what year and in
what country?
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82. Q.
Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders starred in the
Central American and Caribbean games
CAC bringing home bronze and silver
medals in the early 1980s but it was not
until this year that the bagged the elusive
CAC gold medal in the high jump event,
his specialty.
In what year did he capture the CAC High
Jump Gold medal?
A. 1982; Brisbane, Australia
A.
1987
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 26
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83. Q. Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders owns the distinction
of representing Bermuda in three Olympic
games. In what years did he represent Bermuda
in these prestigious games?
A. 1984 (Los Angeles, 1988 (Seoul) and 1992
(Barcelona)
84. Q.
A.
Clarence 'Nicky' Saunders narrowly
missed a silver medal in the Seoul
Olympic Games. What position did he
finish in the high jump event at these
games?
5th Place finish
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 26
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85. Q. Clyde Best became one of the first persons of
color playing regularly in the English first
division paving the way for many subsequent
black players in this league. He states that he
silenced the many racial slurs hurled at him by
scoring goals for his club West Ham United FC.
86. Q.
How many goals did he score for West Ham
during his football career?
A.
At what age did Bermuda's international
football megastar, Clyde Best, leave
Bermuda to sign a professional football
contract with West Ham United FC?
17years
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 6
A. 47 goals
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 6
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87. Q. Clyde Best, Bermuda's international football
megastar left West Ham United FC to play in
the North American Soccer League, NASL in
the USA in what year?
A. 1975
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 6
88. Q.
A.
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In his professional football career in the
English Football league premier league
and in the North American Soccer league
Bermuda's Clyde Best scored a total of
how many professional goals?
110 goals
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 6
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89. Q. Troy Darrell, a premier professional boxer in
the middle weights division, was an outstanding
professional who after a sterling amateur career
started his professional boxing career in what
year?
A. 1981
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 10
90. Q.
In boxing professional ring lore, Troy
Darrell's name is etched with some of the
greats of professional boxing.
What
particular distinction does he hold in
boxing legend?
A.
Fastest knockout (14 seconds) ever in
Madison Square Garden history
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 10
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91. Q. Troy Darrell set a Madison Square Garden
record not only with the fastest knockout ever at
MSG but also with this boxing achievement.
Name this achievement?
92. Q.
A.
A. 15 consecutive knockouts
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 10
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Troy Darrell captured fighter Pedro
Estrada's Junior Middleweight New York
State title in professional boxing in what
year?
1984
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 10
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93. Q. When Bermuda's professional boxer Troy
Darrell hung up his boxing gloves what was his
professional boxing record?
A. 26 wins (23 knockouts) and 3 losses
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 10
94. Q.
A.
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In what year did Bermuda's bowler, Joan
Hollis win the World Championship in
Women's bowling?
1980
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
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95. Q. Joan Hollis won the World Championship of
Women's bowling in 1980 in what Country?
A. Austria
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
96. Q.
Joan Hollis Bermuda's World Champion
bowler also won this event in 1980 prior to
winning the World Women's Bowling
Championship. Name this event.
A. American Zone Bowling Championship
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2006
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97. Q. This Bermudian sportsman conquered three
different sports during the l 950's and 60's
namely football, cricket and billiards. Name this
athlete?
98. Q.
A.
A. Austin "Cheesey" Hughes
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.20
On November 24, 1957 Austin "Cheesy"
Hughes achieved this football highlight when
he humbled this team by scoring seven of the
eleven goals scored against this premier
division side. Name the team he scored
against in this highlight performance.
Southampton Rangers FC
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.20
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99. Q. Austin "Cheesey" Hughes won his first billiards
Bermuda championship in what year?
100. Q.
A. 1960
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.20
In billiards scoring a I 00 breaks is a
significant achievement. Between 1960 and
1964 Austin 'Cheese" Hughes achieved a
significant number of I 00 breaks. How many
I 00 breaks did he achieve?
A. 35 breaks of 100
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.20
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101.Q. Austin 'Cheesey" Hughes set the Bermuda break
record in 1964 at the Albert's Bar tables. What
was the Bermuda break record in billiards
established by '�heesey' Hughes in 1964?
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I 02. Q.
In cricket Austin 'Cheesy' Hughes earned the
distinction of being named in E. W.
Swanton's Cricket book stating that this
world reknowned English fast bowler was
'hit for a six for the first time in his life and
then for another by a character going by the
name of 'Cheesey' Hughes. Name the
English world Class bowler who was clouted
by Cheesey in this game in Bermuda.
A.
A. 190
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p. 20
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103. Q. This St. Georges Cup Match player was noted for
his batting and particularly his hard-hitting.
Indeed he was the first player to surpass
Somerset's Winton "Timmy" Edwards record
inning of 170 runs in a Cup Match single innings.
Name the player and the runs scored to surpass
this cup match record?
A. a) Lloyd James; and b) 173 not out.
Hall of Fame 2004 p. 22
104. Q.
A.
In what year did St. Georges batsman Lloyd
James break Somerset's Winton "Timmy'
Edward's record innings of 170 runs in a
single innings in Cup Match?
1962 Ref: Hall ofFame 2004 p. 22
Ref:
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105. Q. When St. Georges' Cup Match batsman Lloyd
James retired from Cup Match in 1975 how
many total runs had he amassed in the annual
classic?
A. 988 runs
Frank Tyson
Ref: Hall ofFame Magazine 2004 p. 28
Ref: Hall of Fame 2004 p. 22
106.Q.
A.
Calvin 'Bummy' Simons states about this
Key West Rangers player; "He was the
mastermind. He had a genius mind for
football. Name the player he was referring
to in this accolade.
Earl 'Townsey' Russell Ref:
Fame 2004 p. 25
Hall of
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107. Q. Playing for his beloved Key West Rangers, who
was subsequently renamed Pembroke Hamilton
Club (PHC), how many Football Association
Cups did the Club win during the era of
Bermuda's wizard of football, Earl "Townsey'
Russell?
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108. Q.
Earl 'Townsey' Russell was courted by the
Key West Rangers Football Club when he
was scouted as a rare talent at 11 years of
age. Give the year and age when he was
promoted to the Rangers 'A' team.
A. 3 (three)
Ref: Hall of Fame 2004 p. 25
A.
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109. Q. Earl 'Townsey' Russell's most memorable
moment in football was when he led a second
half fight back against the Somerset Eagles
Football club. He scored all goals for his club
to defeat the Eagles at the final whistle. How
many goals did he score to win this game?
A. Five (5) (trailing 0-4 at the half) Ref: Hall of
Fame May 2004 p. 25
110. Q. The road runner dubbed "'Marathon Man"
in Bermuda is known by what name?
A. Ed Sherlock
Ref:
Magazine 2004 p. 27
Hall of Fame
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111. Q. How many times did Bermuda's ''Marathon
Man" Ed Sherlock win the annual marathon
derby?
A. Six (6)
p.27
a) 1942; and b) 13 years old
Ref: Hall 2004 p. 25
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004
112. Q.
Ed Sherlock Bermuda's "Marathon Man"
won the annual marathon derby six times
but he was the first runner to win this race
on consecutive occasions. How many
consecutive wins did "Marathon Man" Ed
Sherlock achieve in this event?
A. Five (5)
2004 p.2
Ref: Hall of Fame magazine
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113. Q. In what year did 'Marathon Man' Ed Sherlock
win his first annual marathon derby event?
A. 1956 Ref: Hall of Fame Mag 2004 p. 27
114. Q. 'Marathon Man' Ed Sherlock did not set
out on a running career. He first wanted to
participate in this sport. Name the sport he
first pursued before turning to running.
A. Boxing
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
2004 p. 27
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115. Q. This
sports legend was to his friends
affectionately known as DJ. Give the full name
of this sports official dubbed by the initials DJ.
A. Donald James Williams
Magazine 2004 p. 30
Ref: Hall of Fame
116. Q.
D. J. Williams was a sportsman coach and
sports administrator for many years. Name
the principal sports that he specialized in as
an athlete?
A. Rugby; boxing; and Track & Field Ref:
Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.30
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117. Q. In the 1934 Empire Games D. J. Williams
represented Bermuda in what specific event?
118. Q.
A. 880 yards race (Track & Field) Ref: Hall of
Fame Magazine 2004 p. 30
From 1946-1970 D.J. Williams worked for
the Department of Education and in this
capacity was responsible for the hiring of
this category of teachers? Name this
category of teachers.
A. Physical Education Teachers
Ref: Hall of Fame May 2004 p. 3
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119. Q. D.J. Williams was the first qualified track &
120. Q.
D. J. Williams was chosen as the
'Commandant' now known as the Chef
De Mission, in four Commonwealth
Games. Give the years he led the
Bermuda athletes to these games?
A. 1948; and 1952. Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
2004 p.3
A.
1954; 1966; 1970; and 1974. Ref Hall of
Fame May 2004
Field coach in Bermuda in the early 1900's. He
coached Bermuda's Track & Field team in two
Olympic festivals. Give the Years of the two
Olympiads he coached Bermuda's Track
&Field teams?
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121.Q. D. J. Williams helped to form the first
governing body for Amateur sport in Bermuda
that went by this name. Name this sport
governing body.
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122. Q.
D. J. Williams was the President of the
Bermuda Amateur Athletic Association for
some sixteen consecutive years. Give the
years he presided over this national
governing body?
A. Bermuda Amateur Athletic Association Ref:
Hall of Fame Magazine 2004
A. 1955 - 1972
Ref:
Magazine 2004 p. 30
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123.Q. D. J. Williams served as an officer in the
Bermuda Olympic Association for some 29
years. Give the years he served as an officer in
this body.
A. 1952 - 1981
2004 p. 30
Hall of Fame
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
124. Q. On January 31, 1983 D. J. Williams
received one of the highest honors of the
International Olympic Committee (1.0.C.)
for his contributions to the Olympic
movement. Name the Olympic award
presented to him by IOC president Juan
Antonio Samaranch?
A.
The Bronze Olympic Order
Fame Magazine 2004
Ref: Hall of
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125. Q. This
football administrator affectionately
dubbed the 'Gentle Giant' was known for his
exceptional organizational skills particularly in
football. Name this person.
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126. Q. Alfred Dudley Eve is noted for his
administration of football in Bermuda but
he was also a founding member of this
sport in Bermuda. Name the sport and the
organization he assisted in founding.
A. Alfred Dudley Eve
magazine 2004 p.13
Ref: Hall of Fame
A. Cricket; and Somers Isle Cricket League
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p. 3
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127.Q. Alfred Dudley Eve never played football but
was a significant administrative force in the
formation of this football dynasty in the 19 5 0's,
60's. Name the football organization that he
was instrumental in assisting in its formation?
A. Pembroke Juniors Football Club. Ref: Hall
of Fame Magazine 2004 p.13
128. Q.
Alfred Dudley Eve used his considerable
sports administrative skills in helping to
merge these two national football
organizations into the Bermuda Football
Association (BFA). Name the two football
organizations that combined to form the
modem day BFA?
A.
Bermuda Football League; and Bermuda
Football Combination
Ref: Hall of
Fame Magazine 2004 p. 13
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129. Q. Alfred Dudley Eve was chosen to manage
Bermuda's first National Football team. In
what year was the first National football team
selected under his leadership.
A. 1956
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Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004 p.
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130. Q.
Although Alfred Dudley Eve pursued no
ambitions to become the leader of the
Bermuda Football Association. He held this
key position in the organization for many
years. What position did he hold in the
BFA?
A. Secretary Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
2004 p.13
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131. Q. Alfred Dudley Eve was the manager of this
national football team that captured a silver
medal in this competition. Give the year, the
competition and the place where this significant
accomplishment was achieved?
A. 1967; Pan American Games; Winnipeg,
Canada Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2004
p.13
132. Q.
A. Dr. Gerard Bean Ref:
Magazine 2005 p. 8
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the Bermuda Football Association served as
President of this notable local football club.
Name the club and years he served as its
president.
Ref: Hall of
134. Q.
Dr. Gerard Bean was elected Vice­
President of the Bermuda Football
Association and was also named one of two
Bermuda's Outstanding Men of the Year in
what year?
A. 1969
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
BERMUDA SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS
135. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean served with distinction as the
President of the Bermuda football Association
in what years?
A. 1971 -1986
2005 p. 8
Hall of Fame
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133. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean prior to becoming president of
A. PHC; and 4 years (1968-71)
Fame Magazine 2005 p. 8
This Bermudian, long time sports
administrator is believed to be the only
Bermudian to be selected to the
CONCACAF Hall of Fame for outstanding
administrative contributions to this
organization. Name this person.
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
136. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean organized Bermuda's first
international youth tournament in what
year.
A.
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1968
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137. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean helped to transform modem
football by bringing all football groups under
one organization, the Bermuda Football
Association. Provide the year this occurred and
the groups that merged under the umbrella of
the B.F.A.
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138. Q.
Dr. Gerard Bean 1s credited with
establishing
this
popular
football
competition under the name of a serving
Governor. Name the competition and the
year it was established?
A. 1972; and Bermuda Football Union, Bermuda
Junior Football Association, The Commercial
League and the referee's organization Ref:
Hall of Fame Magazine 2005 p.13
A. Martonmere Cup Competition and 1972
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005 p.8
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139. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean served on CONCACAF's
executive committee in 1973, eventually
rising to this position in the organization
before stepping down. Give the position he
attained in CONCACAF and the year he
retired from the organization?
A. Senior Vice President; and 1986 Ref: Hall of
Fame Magazine 2005 p. 8
140. Q. Dr. Gerard Bean was honored in Her
Majesty the Queen's New Year's honors
when he was awarded an MBE for his
contributions to sport in what year.
A. 1977 Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005
p.8
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141.Q. Dr. Gerard Bean was elected President of the
Bermuda Olympic Association and served as its
President for some eight years. Give the years
that he presided over Bermuda's National
Olympic Committee.
142. Q. Given his considerable experience in Sports
Administration Dr. Bean was appointed to
chair the Board of Trustees of the National
Sports Centre, a body appointed by
Government to develop a National Sports
Centre on the Prospect property in
Devonshire. In what year was he appointed
chairman of this body.
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
A. 1992 Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005
p.8
A. 1980 -1987
2005 p. 8
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143. Q. This sportsman and sports administrator was
instrumental in founding the former Bermuda
Track & Field Association. Name this person?
A. Randy Brangman
Magazine 2005 p. 9
Ref:
Hall of Fame
144. Q.
Randy Brangman is best known as a
founding member of the Bermuda Track &
Field Association and his passion for
developing Track & Field championships.
But he was also an athlete and represented
Bermuda in these international games.
Name the games and the sport in which he
represented Bermuda?
A
Commonwealth Games 1966 and Track &
Field Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005
p.9
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145. Q. Randy Benjamin's passion for Track & Field
athletics went beyond the borders of Bermuda
when he became a founding member of these
games. Name the international games he
assisted in founding.
A. C.A.R.I.F. T.A Games
Magazine 2005 p. 9
Ref: Hall of Fame
146. Q.
Randy Benjamin initiated the formation of
the former named Bermuda Track & Field
Association (BTFA). In what years did the
BTFA become the national governing body
of Track & Field in Bermuda?
A.
1974
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine
2005 p. 9
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147. Q. Randy Benjamin served as the President of the
Bermuda Track & Field Association for how
many years?
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148. Q.
Randy Benjamin was recognized by the
Bermuda Government for his service to
furtherance of Track & Field Athletics
locally and internationally by this award
presented at the 1981/82
Sports
Programme, the first year of this National
Awards Programme. Name the award
presented at the 1981/82 ceremonies?
A. Eight (8)
p.9
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005
A.
Special Achievement Award. Ref: Hall
of Fame Magazine 2005 p.9
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149. Q. Randy Benjamin played and coached football
for his beloved sports club. Name the club he
coached and played for.
A. Devonshire Recreation Club and Pembroke
Juniors Sports Club
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005 p. 9
150. Q.
Randy Benjamin became the chairman of
the standards committee of this
organization and subsequently became its
Vice President. Name this organization.
A.
Bermuda Olympic Association Ref: Hall
of Fame Magazine 2005 p. 9
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151. Q. Randy Benjamin assisted in the formation of
this annual event which is a major fixture on the
Bermuda sports calendar. Name this event.
152. Q.
A. International Race Weekend. Ref: Hall of
Fame Magazine 2005 p.9
A.
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153. Q. Randy Benjamin was President of the Bermuda
Track & Field Association (BTFA) for some eight
years?
Stepping down from the post, he
subsequently continued to serve Track & Field
Athletes as a Director of the BTFA for how many
years?
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Randy Benjamin was the first organizing
chairman of the inaugural CARIFTA
Games hosted in Bermuda in what year.
1975 Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine p. 9
A. 14 years
p. 9
Ref: Hall of Fame Magazine 2005
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CATEGORY4
SPORT
CURRENT AFFAIRS
Current affairs will embrace both Bermuda and International Sport
This category will include questions that will be sourced from The Royal Gazette. The
category of questions and answers will be developed through study of the Sport pages of
published editions of the newspapers printed Monday - Friday, from September 14, 2015 to
November 13, 2015 inclusive.
Contestants must also study these pages so as to familiarize themselves of the material, as the
questions and answers will not be published prior to the competition.
Appendix A
Bermuda Olympic Association Sports Quiz Contest 2016
Rules of Competition
GENERAL:
1. The quiz contest will be concerned with facts, topics and events about Bermuda Sport
History, The Bermuda Olympic Association and their International Games and Bermuda
Sport Achievements.
2. Questions and answers in the various categories above have been prepared. Answers in
brackets are not required in responses; however contestants are required to provide
complete answers as per the answers in the book. The contest Moderator will be the
arbiter of all responses and will at times be assisted by the contest chairman.
3. All Middle School (MS) and Senior 1 (S1) students are eligible to enter a team in this
competition.
4. For the purposes of this competition there shall be at least two (2) semi-finals from which
the first 3 teams from each semi-final will qualify for the finals. A total of six teams shall
qualify for the finals
5. All registered teams will compete in semi-final competitions.
6. Teams will be submitted in writing to the Bermuda Olympic Association, which team
may not be altered for the finals unless approved by the Quiz Contest Committee.
7. Each team will be comprised of seven (7) members with five (5) competing at all events.
Selected Team names should be submitted with its members list.
8. Representative teams must be submitted in writing to the Bermuda Olympic Association
office at least 3 weeks in advance of the first semi-final competition.
9. The Quiz Contest Committee will appoint a moderator, judges, scorers, and a timekeeper
to all semi-final and final competitions who shall administer each competition and shall
be the arbiters of all disputes.
10. Each participant will be recognized for his/her participation in this competition.
11. Major prizes will be awarded to the first 4 places in the Final with recognition awards
presented to all team members.
12. Specific competition rules are as provided in the attached.
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Appendix B
Bermuda Olympic Association Sports Quiz Contest 2016
Specific Game Rules
1. Each team will, prior to the competition, select a number which shall determine the order
of questioning for the duration of the competition.
2. Each team shall elect a team captain whose name shall be submitted to the moderator
A question will be asked to an individual (who may not confer with his/her team
members).
(a) If the individual answers correctly, score 10 points to his/her team.
(b) If answered incorrectly, the question is open to his/her full team (the team may
confer).
(c) If team answers correctly, score 5 points to his/her team.
(d) If answered incorrectly, the question is open to the next team (the team may confer).
(e) If answered correctly, score 5 points to his/her team.
(f) If answered incorrectly, open to next team until correct answer is given or all teams
have had an opportunity to field the question.
(g) If answered correctly by any subsequent team, score 5 points for that team.
(h) A team successfully or unsuccessfully fielding an open question shall not forfeit its
normal tum in the order of questioning as establishes in game rule # 1 above.
(i) Any team member may answer an open question referred to the team by the
moderator
3. Time Limit: The time limit for answering any questions is 15 seconds.
4. Length of Games: In all competitions teams will be asked 4 questions in each of the 4
contest categories at the conclusion of which points accumulated by each team will be
totaled and positions awarded.
5. Answers: The discretion of the moderator will be exercises in determining whether an
answer is correct or incorrect. The decision of the moderator is final.
(a) Should a team need to confer on a question, care should be exercised to ensure that
one person is designated to respond to the question. Multiple answers from team
members may forfeit the team response.
6. Tie Breakers: In the event of a tie, a question will be asked to each team on which they
should confer. Each team will write their answer on a slip of paper and hand it to the
moderator. Questioning will proceed on this basis until the tie is broken.
7. Should teams miss-field questions, then other teams will field the same question on a
rotational basis. The moderator, who shall have sole jurisdiction over the procedure, will
make such decisions.
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