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Tuesday, August 11, 2026
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Future Pro Secure Prize-Winning Goalkeeper Rattery
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Future Pro have completed the signing of goalkeeper Quincy Rattery, adding one of the region’s most promising young shot-stoppers to their ranks.
Rattery joins the organization fresh off an outstanding campaign at the Bermuda Triangle Cup, where he featured prominently for Dandy Town Hornets. His stellar performances between the posts earned him the coveted Goalkeeper of the Tournament award, anchoring his side with a series of commanding displays.
The academy expressed their delight at securing Rattery’s signature as he takes the next major step in his career. In an official statement, Future Pro confirmed their commitment to nurturing the keeper’s ongoing growth, outlining plans to support his technical development and athletic progression throughout his journey with the setup.
The move marks a significant coup for Future Pro as they continue to attract top-tier defensive talent, while Rattery will look to build on his award-winning momentum in new surroundings.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026
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Woodstock Academy Bolsters Roster with Bermudian Trio
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Woodstock Academy Prep Soccer has made a major statement of intent for the upcoming season, securing the signatures of three rising Bermudian talents: Cairo Burgess, Xonti Burch, and Issac Todd.
The US-based prep school program officially confirmed the triple arrival, expressing supreme delight at adding the trio to their squad as they look to build a dominant competitive setup.
In Burgess, Woodstock Academy gains a versatile prospect with excellent technical foundations, while Burch arrives with a reputation for sharp attacking instincts and composure under pressure. The arrival of Todd further bolsters the squad’s core, adding energy and defensive discipline to the prep team's ranks.
The moves mark another significant step forward for the development of Bermudian football, with all three players set to benefit from Woodstock Academy's high-performance environment, elite coaching staff, and rigorous athletic pathway.
With the three additions now locked in, Woodstock Academy will look to integrate their new Bermudian contingent seamlessly into the squad as preparations gather speed for the new campaign.
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Monday, August 10, 2026
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CFU U14 Challenge Series: Bermuda drawn in Tier 1 Group A
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Bermuda's Under-14 boys will kick off their Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Challenge Series campaign in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, with the tournament set to begin on 16 August.
The young Gombey Warriors have been placed in Tier 1 Group A alongside Barbados, Martinique, and host nation the Dominican Republic.
Bermuda open their group fixtures on Monday, 17 August against Barbados, before facing a tough test against the hosts the following day.
They close out their group stage matches against Martinique on Wednesday, 19 August, with all four nations vying for a spot in the knockout rounds.
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Monday, August 10, 2026
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Hibernian sweep aside Motherwell in commanding victory
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A sharp second-half display ensured Logan Jimenez and his Hibernian U19 team-mates picked up all three points with a professional 3-0 victory against Motherwell at a rain-soaked Dalziel Park.
After a frustrating, goalless opening hour, Hibs captain Josh McDonald broke the deadlock before Callum MacDonald and a second from McDonald wrapped up a dominant performance.
Head coach Darren McGregor named an unchanged starting line-up following last week’s clash with Kilmarnock, with Adam Buckley returning to the bench in place of Layton Williams.
The visitors created the first opening of a cagey first half when Joshua Radcliffe tested 'Well keeper Lewis McGahey from 25 yards. Motherwell responded immediately, with Hibs goalkeeper Ellis McGurk getting down low to tip Guy Bainbridge’s arrowed strike wide.
Hibs continued to threaten before the break, as McDonald tried a 40-yard lob on the slick surface, while Lewis McNeill forced a save from a header, but the sides went into the interval level.
The turning point came on the hour mark when Jackson Thomson’s cross was parried by McGahey into the path of McDonald, who turned home the rebound from close range.
Hibs doubled their lead eight minutes later. MacDonald dispossessed the last defender, kept his composure under challenge, and drove a low finish beneath McGahey.
Jimenez came close to adding a third shortly after, thrashing a shot just over the bar, before his glancing header clipped the crossbar in the 72nd minute. The rebound fell to the unmarked McDonald at the far post, who smashed home his second of the afternoon.
McDonald was denied a hat-trick late on by a desperate block, but Hibs held firm to secure a clean sheet and cap off an impressive away performance in North Lanarkshire.
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Wednesday, August 05, 2026
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Borgesson and his Valiant Burnley Teammates Edged Out
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Burnley FC Academy Under-18s were left to rue a narrow defeat after a hard-fought performance ended in a 2-1 loss against Rangers Under-19s.
Tony Philliskirk’s side pushed the Scottish outfit all the way in a competitive encounter, showing plenty of resilience despite ultimately falling just short on the day.
The match featured 17-year-old Bermudian prospect Blayz Borgesson, who recently committed his future to the Turf Moor club by signing a contract running through to the end of the 2026/27 season.
Borgesson and his Under-18 teammates showed plenty of fight against higher-age opposition, matching Rangers' intensity for long spells and carving out opportunities to snatch a result.
However, despite a late surge from the young Clarets, Rangers held firm to claim victory, leaving Philliskirk's side to draw encouragement from an encouraging and spirited display.
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