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Monday, December 15, 2025
Premier Presents 1 Million Plus to Community & Sports Clubs

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The Premier of Bermuda, David Burt, along with several members of Parliament hosted a significant presentation ceremony this week, distributing more than $1 million in funding to 25 local community and sports clubs through the Capital Development Grant programme.

The Premier highlighted the critical role these organizations play in the community, acknowledging their contributions to athletic development, building community spirit, and providing safe and inclusive spaces for youth development.

"The bottom line is that we do understand and we have always understood how important clubs are to our island: socially, culturally, and historically," Premier Burt stated at the event.

This latest round of funding follows a similar commitment made in 2021–2022, when the government first delivered on its promise to support clubs by awarding over $1 million in capital development grants to 23 organizations.

In this year's budget, the government initially allocated $1 million for a new round of grants, which was subsequently increased by a further $500,000 during the mid-year fiscal update, bringing the total to $1.5 million for 25 clubs.

A total of seven clubs received the maximum award of $85,000, including: Young Men’s Social Club, St. George’s Cricket Club, Leopards Club, Blue Waters Anglers Club, Somerset Cricket Club, Mid-Atlantic Boat & Sports Club, and the Pembroke Hamilton Club.

The Premier concluded by offering his sincere thanks to the club representatives, acknowledging that their work is often thankless, takes a tremendous amount of effort, and time away from their families. He emphasized that the clubs are worth the investment and that the government stands by its commitment to support them with funds, time, and attendance at their events.

 
 
Sunday, December 14, 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.

 
 
Friday, December 12, 2025
Referee Corner Excellence in Action Live 11:00 am

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www.islandstats.com, and the Bermuda Football Association (BFA) is renewing its push to bolster the ranks of local match officials by continuing its strategic collaboration with islandstats.com for the current season.

The initiative aims to inspire more individuals to join the refereeing ranks, addressing the perennial challenge of official shortages within the domestic game.

The centerpiece of this recruitment drive is the special weekly segment, "Excellence in Action," will air at 11:00 AM on the platform's Referees Corner show.

This programme is set to feature members of the Bermuda Referee Association, who will discuss the benefits of becoming a certified official, including pathways to international experience, income generation, and developing leadership skills crucial for the game’s sustainability.

By leveraging the live platform, the BFA aims to provide greater transparency and insight into the world of officiating, encouraging football enthusiasts to see the sport from a new and essential perspective.

 
 
Friday, December 12, 2025
Phillips Falls to Turkovic in Challenging Championships

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Bermuda’s rising pickleball talent, Imani Phillips, faced a challenging opening draw in the Women’s Singles Pro Division at the 2025 GEICO APP Tour Championships in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Phillips was drawn against the highly competitive Croatian player Domenika Turkovic in the Round of 32. Turkovic, who is ranked highly in women's singles on the RTA Pickleball Tour, advanced by defeating Phillips in straight sets, 15-8 and 15-9.

The match served as a significant test for the Bermudian athlete as she continues her ambition to solidify her place on the professional circuit and gain experience against world-class fields. Phillips had previously faced Turkovic in a group stage match at the English Open. Despite the loss, Phillips is focused on continuing her development in the professional arena, having actively sought high-level competition and achieved previous success, including winning a Mixed Doubles title in the Cayman Islands.


Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Paynter Returns as St. George's Cricket Club President

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Neil Paynter has returned to the leadership of the St. George’s Cricket Club having been asked to return by the membership and committee following the resignation of Misheal Paynter earlier this year.

Paynter was nominated and accepted, he ran unopposed.

Paynter stating that his commitment to the club never truly wavered despite his absence from the management committee.

Paynter, who previously served as the club's president for a record period, emphasized that his time away was only from the official management committee structure, not from the organization itself.

"My time away from the club, I really wasn't away from the club, to be honest," Paynter stated. "The only thing I was away from was actually serving on the management committee".

He affirmed that he remained engaged, noting, "I continued to be involved when needed".

Looking ahead to his new term, Paynter outlined a focus on collaborative leadership and continuing the progress already underway.

"I would say in returning my goal is to work alongside the current management team and members," he said. His aim is to guide the team as they continue to do "the great work for our club".

His return is seen as providing stability and experienced leadership to the historic club.

 
 
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