IslandStats Football Show’ Returns to Airwaves 6pm Tonight
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The highly anticipated “IslandStats Football Show” is set to return to the airwaves tonight at 6:00 pm, promising to be the essential weekly destination for football enthusiasts across the island.
This popular weekly programme is poised to deliver the most comprehensive updates from both the Premier and First Division leagues, ensuring fans are fully abreast of the latest action and talking points.
Fans are encouraged to tune in to catch the very latest scores, highlights, and in-depth analyses from the recent round of fixtures. Whether you’re a dedicated follower of a specific club or a casual observer interested in the broader football landscape, the “IslandStats Football Show” aims to be the go-to source for all local football-related information.
The show is designed to be more than just a recitation of match results. Its dynamic format includes live discussions featuring direct insights from those at the heart of the game. Listeners can expect to hear from coaches, players, and officials from the Bermuda Football Association (BFA). Their firsthand perspectives, detailed tactical breakdowns, and candid reflections promise to significantly enrich the football discourse, giving fans a deeper understanding of the game’s local nuances.
Make sure to tune in tonight at 6:00 pm for what promises to be an engaging and informative edition of the show.
Thursday, October 30, 2025
Roberts Leads Gold Rush in Pickleball Pre-World Cup
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The Bermuda contingent concluded a sensational showing at the Pre-World Cup Pickleball Tournament in Florida, walking away with a brilliant medal haul highlighted by a dominant performance in the women’s singles.
The star of the final days was undoubtedly Wenda Roberts, who delivered an exceptional display to claim double gold in the 3.5 Women’s Singles division, triumphing in both the 50+ and the 65+ Age Groups.
The local dominance was never more apparent than in the Women’s 50+ Singles final, where Roberts faced fellow Bermudian Samantha Todd. Roberts emerged victorious, securing the gold and sealing a fantastic one-two finish for the island nation. Furthermore, Bermudian players completely swept the podium in the 65+ Women's Singles event, with Roberts securing her second gold, Sue Chiappa taking silver, and Sarah Fox clinching the bronze medal.
The success extended into the doubles categories. The pairing of Tom Mills and Melisa Judd secured gold in the 35+ 4.4 Mixed Doubles, demonstrating the depth of talent across the age spectrum. In the 50+ 4.0 Mixed Doubles, Tori Powell and Courtland Boyle battled hard to claim the silver medal. The only slight disappointment came in the 35+ 4.0 division, where Val Stevenson and Johnnie Singleton narrowly missed out on a medal, losing their bronze medal match.
The remarkable collection of medals provides a significant boost for the Bermudian team ahead of the main Pickleball World Cup competition.
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Gold and Silver Haul at Pickleball Pre-Tournament
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Florida was buzzing as the excitement of the Pickleball World Cup Opening Ceremony quickly gave way to intense pre-tournament action, and the Bermuda contingent wasted absolutely no time in establishing their presence on the podium.
The island nation secured a superb haul of medals, including one gold and two silver, showcasing the quality and depth of their players across several age categories.
Chiapa and Fox Strike Gold The highlight of the night belonged to the experienced pairing of Sue Chiappa and Sarah Fox, who delivered a superb performance to stand on the top step of the podium. They secured a brilliant gold medal in the Women’s Doubles age 65+ category, capping a commanding performance in their division.
Doubles Teams Deliver Silver More success followed in the women’s events as Tori Powell and Val Stevenson teamed up to capture the silver medal in the highly competitive Women’s Doubles age 50+ division, demonstrating excellent teamwork and resilience.
Singleton Secures Silver On the men’s side, Johnnie Singleton kicked off the medal haul with a fantastic silver medal in the Men’s 3.5 category for age 35+, ensuring Bermuda’s success spanned multiple age and skill groups.
Bronze for Mills and Judd Not long after, the Women’s Doubles saw another Bermuda pairing secure a place on the podium. Patricia Mills and Melisa Judd battled through a tough field to secure a well-deserved bronze medal in the 4.0, 35+ age group.
The brilliant set of results to start the campaign signals Bermuda's strong ambitions as the main World Cup tournament gets underway.
Sunday, October 26, 2025
Islandstats.com Football Show Live at 6 pm
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The much-anticipated “IslandStats Football Show” is set to grace the airwaves once again, today at 6:00 pm. This weekly program promises to be a vital hub for football enthusiasts, delivering comprehensive updates of the Premier and First Division.
Fans can tune in to catch the latest scores, highlights, and analyses. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a casual observer, “The IslandStats Football Show” aims to be your go-to destination for all things football-related.
Expect more than just match results. The show’s dynamic format invites coaches, players, and Bermuda Football Association officials to join live discussions. Their firsthand insights, tactical breakdowns, and candid reflections promise to enrich the football discourse.
Sunday, October 26, 2025
Bermuda Men Face Tough Tests in Caribbean Championship
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The 7th Caribbean Development Championship 2025 saw the focus shift to the men’s divisions, where Bermuda's archers faced stiff competition in challenging conditions. While the team was unable to secure further medals today, the performances highlighted the steep learning curve required at this international level.
In the U15 Recurve Men’s Development Division, Bermuda’s young talent Braden Fraser stepped up to the line. He came up against a strong local competitor, Kristian Charles from the host nation, Trinidad & Tobago.
Fraser put up a solid fight but ultimately went down with a score of 6-2. The experience gained from competing in such a prestigious tournament, particularly against top archers from the Caribbean, will prove invaluable for his future development.
In the senior ranks, Damon Watson represented Bermuda in the Barebow Senior Men’s/Women’s Development Division.
Watson faced a formidable challenge from Juanita Persaud of Guyana. In a tough contest, Watson was defeated 6-0. The barebow division demands exceptional focus and technique without the aid of sights, making the margin for error extremely small.
While the results didn't go their way, the participation of both Fraser and Watson underscores the growth of competitive archery in Bermuda and the commitment to exposing athletes to international-calibre events.
