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Saturday, March 22, 2025
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Delta NetFest Delivers Netball Action at Bernard Park
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The Bermuda Alumnae Chapter (BAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated hosted a successful and vibrant Delta NetFest, a family-friendly Netball Tournament at Bernard Park, showcasing the talent and passion for the sport across the island.
The tournament brought together a strong contingent of netball teams, including Dandy Stars, DC Diamonds, Storm, Phoenix, and North Village Community Club, creating a lively and competitive atmosphere. The event featured divisions across various age groups, providing an opportunity for players of all ages to participate.
The Under 11 Division provided an exciting start to the day, with Storm emerging victorious after defeating the Phoenix Sparks 6-2 in the final. Reegan Lightbourne from Storm was named the Tournament or Delta NetFest Most Valuable Player (MVP) for her outstanding performance.
The Phoenix Embers were crowned champions of the Under 14 Division, edging out Storm in a closely contested final that ended 4-3. Kse Jennings from the North Village Lady Rams was awarded the Tournament or Delta NetFest MVP title for her impressive contribution to the tournament.
The Under 18 Division saw Phoenix Fire claim the title after defeating Storm 12-6 in the final. Jaya Dillas from Phoenix Fire was named the Tournament or Delta NetFest MVP, capping off an impressive tournament for her team.
The Delta NetFest proved to be a resounding success, bringing together the netball community in Bermuda for a day of fun, competition, and camaraderie. The tournament highlighted the talent and dedication of the young netball players across the island, with MVP awards recognizing outstanding individual performances. The event also demonstrated the positive impact of community sporting events in promoting active lifestyles and fostering a sense of community.
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Saturday, March 15, 2025
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Phoenix Shine Bright at Bermuda Netball Tournaments
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Bernard's Park buzzed with Netball action as the Bermuda Netball Association's annual Harold Doc Dowling Youth Tournament and the Senior Who's Who Tournament unfolded.
11 & Under Division
In the 11 & Under Division, a thrilling finish saw the Phoenix Sparks emerge victorious with 9 points, despite a tie on points with both Storm Thunder and North Village Lady Rams.
However, the Sparks' superior goal difference secured them the top spot. Storm Lightning finished fourth, with the Dandy Stars in fifth. Notable results included a dominant 16-2 win for the Sparks over Dandy Stars and a close 6-5 victory for Storm Thunder over Storm Lightning.
14 & Under Division
The 14 & Under Division witnessed a flawless performance from Storm, who went undefeated to claim the title with 9 points.
Phoenix Embers finished second with 6 points, followed by North Village Lady Rams with 3, and the Dandy Stars in fourth.
Storm's dominance was evident in their 11-0 victory over Dandy Stars and their 7-1 win against Phoenix Embers.
18 & Under Division
The Phoenix Fire continued their club's success in the 18 & Under Division, also going undefeated to secure first place with 9 points.
The DC Diamonds finished second with 4 points, North Village Lady Rams third with 3, and Storm fourth with 1.
A highlight was Phoenix Fire's commanding 10-2 victory over Storm, and their 10-4 win over DC Diamonds.
Who’s Who Senior Division
The Senior Who's Who Tournament saw a closely contested day one, with St. George's and Phoenix Heat both finishing with 6 points. North Village Lady Rams secured 3 points, while the Tigers and Storm are yet to register a point.
Key results included St. George's narrow 5-4 victory over the Tigers, Phoenix Heat's 11-7 win against North Village Lady Rams, and North Village Lady Rams' convincing 14-3 victory over Storm.
The youth tournaments showcased the promising talent emerging in Bermuda netball, while the senior tournament promises a thrilling conclusion. With teams closely matched, the Who's Who Tournament is set for an exciting day two.
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Monday, March 10, 2025
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Storm Surge Past Lady Rams in Under-18 Netball Clash
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The Storm delivered a dominant performance against the North Village Lady Rams in an Under-18 netball encounter at Bernard's Park, securing a resounding 50-21 victory.
The Bermuda Netball Association hosted the highly anticipated match, which showcased the talent and potential of the island's young netballers.
The Storm's attacking prowess proved too much for the Lady Rams defence, with Jamir Hatherley leading the charge with an impressive 20 goals. Jazya Brimmer-Peets contributed 16 goals, while Malaysia Furbert, named Best Attacker, added a further 14.
The Storm's defensive unit was equally formidable, with Journee Belboda earning the Best Defender award. Rayna Abbott's exceptional all-round performance earned her the coveted MVP title.
Despite the scoreline, the North Village Lady Rams displayed resilience and determination. Akina Williams led their scoring efforts with 17 goals, while Kennedy Kowalski and Ra'eesah Robinson each added two.
Neveah Swan was recognized as the Lady Rams' Best Attacker, demonstrating her skill and agility. Zipporah Grant's defensive efforts were acknowledged with the Best Defender award, and she was also named the team's MVP.
The match provided a valuable opportunity for both teams to test their skills and gain experience in a competitive environment. The Storm's comprehensive victory highlights their strength and potential, while the Lady Rams will look to learn from the experience and bounce back in their next outing.
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Saturday, March 08, 2025
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Tigers Triumph in Thrilling Bermuda Netball Title Decider
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Bernard Park witnessed a night of high-stakes netball as the Tigers and Storm clashed in a highly anticipated title decider in the Bermuda Netball Association Senior League. The Tigers, coached by Tony Mouchette, emerged victorious with a 39-30 win, securing the coveted championship.
The match lived up to its billing, delivering a tense and captivating contest. Jahkenya Trott led the Tigers' scoring efforts with 20 goals, while Jahtuere Trott contributed 19. Micah Pond was named Best Attacker, Jordyn Ming was awarded Best Defender, and Demiqua Daniels was crowned MVP.
The Storm, despite their valiant efforts, were unable to overcome the Tigers' strong performance. Nahbiilah Nasir was named Best Attacker, scoring 24 goals. Zakiyah Durham added four goals, and SheNova Edwards scored twice. Elishae Smith was awarded Best Defender, and Debre' Evans was named MVP.
In the other Senior League match, the North Village Lady Rams defeated the St. George's Lady Colts 45-27. Coriah Simmons, who was named MVP, led the Lady Rams with 30 goals. Jordyn Morris, the Best Attacker, contributed 10 goals, and Apryl Jackson scored five. Zipporah Grant was named Best Defender.
For the St. George's Lady Colts, Stacy-Ann Brown, the MVP, scored 16 goals, while Kristin Holman added 11. Kiarrah Rogers was named Best Attacker, and Tina Wall was awarded Best Defender.
Earlier in the day, the youth took center stage with the Who's Who Tournament, featuring Under 11 and Under 14 divisions.
Under 11 Who’s Who Results
Storm 2 Phoenix Sparks 1
North Village Lady Rams 3 Storm 2
Dandy Stars 1 North Village Lady Rams 8
North Village Lady Rams 2 Phoenix Sparks 5
Dandy Stars 1 Storm 9
Phoenix Sparks 8 Dandy Stars 2
Under 11 Who’s Who Standings
1. Phoenix Sparks
2. Storm and North Village Lady Rams
3. Dandy Stars
Under 14 Who’s Who Results
Storm 7 North Village Lady Rams 2
Phoenix Embers 3 Dandy Stars 0
Dandy Stars 1 North Village Lady Rams 2
Phoenix Embers 1 Storm 7
North Village Lady Rams 1 Phoenix Embers 7
Dandy Stars 1 Storm 12
Under 14 Who’s Who Standings
1. Storm
2. Phoenix Embers
3. NVCC
4. Dandy Stars
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Saturday, March 01, 2025
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Storm Dominates with Century Score in Bermuda Netball Action
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The Bernard's Park courts witnessed a whirlwind of action in the latest round of the Bermuda Netball Association Senior League, with Storm producing a dominant performance to secure a resounding 103-10 victory over the Dockies.
Storm's attacking prowess was on full display, with Best Attacker Nabiilah Nasir leading the charge with an impressive 67 goals. Zakiyah Durham provided strong support, adding 36 goals to the tally. Debre' Evans was named Best Defender for her efforts in stifling the Dockies' attack, while Selah Tuzo earned the MVP award for her outstanding all-around performance.
The Dockies struggled to contain Storm's relentless attack. MVP Ciara Izuchukwu led their scoring with 9 goals, while Best Attacker Sam Burrows added one. Rosanna Strickland was named Best Defender for the Dockies.
In another exciting encounter, Phoenix Heat secured a hard-fought 41-33 victory over the North Village Lady Rams. K'Xiyae Gibbons spearheaded the Phoenix Heat attack with 26 goals, while Best Attacker Kammie Mills contributed 14 goals and Eshé Grant added one. Uni Simmons was named Best Defender, and Imani Smith earned the MVP award for her influential performance.
The North Village Lady Rams were led by Best Attacker Apryl Jackson, who scored 16 goals. Coriah Simmons added 11 goals, and Jordyn Morris chipped in with 6. Jada Richards was named both Best Defender and MVP for the Lady Rams.
In a make-up match, the St. George's Lady Colts defeated the Dockies 48-13. MVP Kristin Holman led the way with 30 goals, while Stacy-Ann Brown added 18. Kiarrah Simons was named Best Attacker, and Sarafina Woolridge-Burns earned the Best Defender award.
Megan Sherwin top-scored for the Dockies with 12 goals, and Sam Burrows added one. Cat Morris was named Best Attacker, Rosanna Strickland was Best Defender, and Jess Ferreia received the MVP award.
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