Bermudian sports figures were in action across North America, with a mixed bag of results in Major Arena Soccer League, USL Super League Women's Soccer, and USL Championship football.
David Bascome
Baltimore Blast Head Coach David Bascome faced a demanding schedule, with his team hosting Utica City FC at Towson University Arena after a long day of travel.
The Blast had played in Milwaukee the previous night and returned home earlier in the day. Despite the fatigue, Bascome's Blast showed resilience.
After falling behind 2-0, they mounted a comeback to defeat Utica City FC 7-5. Wellington Bramusse and Victor Parreiras each scored two goals for the Blast in a thrilling encounter. Bascome's leadership was key to this impressive turnaround.
Nia Christopher
Nia Christopher and her Fort Lauderdale United FC teammates battled Spokane Zephyr FC at Beyond Bancard Field in their USL Super League match.
The contest ended in a 0-0 draw, both teams fought hard for the win, but neither could find the back of the net.
Khano Smith
Khano Smith's Rhode Island FC picked up their first point of the 2025 USL Championship season, securing a 2-2 draw with Phoenix Rising FC in their inaugural trip to Arizona.
Rhode Island FC coach Smith saw his side take the lead twice in the first half but ultimately had to settle for a share of the points in this interconference clash. The match was a back-and-forth affair, showcasing the competitive nature of the USL Championship.
The varied results across these different sports highlight the diverse involvement of Bermudians in North American sports. From coaching indoor soccer to playing in the USL Super League and coaching in the the USL Championship, Bermudians are making their mark in a range of athletic arenas.
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