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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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Simmons & Future Pro Launch Campaign with Six-Goals
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Bermudian forward Jahni Simmons and her Future Pro Academy female scholars made an emphatic statement in their league opener, cruising to a ruthless 6–0 victory.
From the opening whistle, Future Pro seized complete control of the contest, dictating the tempo and penning their opponents deep inside their own half with relentless attacking pressure.
Simmons and her team-mates carved open the opposition backline with ease, turning sustained territorial dominance into a flurry of chances and clinical finishes in an eye-catching attacking showcase.
The six-goal display not only earned the academy scholars maximum points, but also laid down an early marker as they kick off their league campaign in formidable fashion.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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Berkeley's Durham College cruise to dominant win over Loyalist
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Shantia Berkeley and her Durham College team-mates opened their home campaign in emphatic style, sweeping aside the Loyalist Lancers 6-0 at Vaso’s Field.
The Lords seized control from the outset, penning the visitors back with relentless attacking waves before Skylar Brown broke the deadlock in the 19th minute, latching onto a well-timed feed from Alexis Bayley to tuck away the opener.
Durham doubled their advantage ten minutes before the interval when Andreae clinical finished from a Julia Fontana delivery, ensuring the hosts took a commanding 2-0 cushion into the break following a half in which they outshot the Lancers 16-1.
Any hopes of a Loyalist fightback were extinguished inside the opening 15 minutes of the second half. Daelynn Tulloch made it 3-0 in the 52nd minute courtesy of an Erin Michalicka assist, before Jaime Pye struck six minutes later after neat build-up play from Emme Gjezo.
Andreae then took centre stage to complete a second-half hat-trick. She notched her second of the contest in the 64th minute—capitalising on Bayley’s second assist of the day—before calmly converting from the penalty spot in the 72nd minute to cap a ruthless individual and team performance.
With Berkeley helping anchor a backline that conceded just a solitary attempt across the entire 90 minutes, Durham finished the match with 33 shots, 23 of which hit the target, sealing a comprehensive victory to kick off their home schedule.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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Ming's & Syracuse Cruise to Clean-Sheet Win over Colgate
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Bermudian midfielder Sachiel Ming and his Syracuse University team-mates produced a commanding second-half display to secure a 3-0 road victory over in-state rivals Colgate.
Following a tightly contested opening period, the Orange broke through just two minutes after the restart. Chimere Omeze opened his account for the season at the 47-minute mark, finishing a slick move orchestrated by Ivan Irinimbabazi and Gabriel Oksanen.
Syracuse doubled their advantage through Dakota Jonke, who seized on an opening to net his second goal of the campaign with an unassisted strike.
With Colgate pushing forward in search of a route back into the contest, Kelvin Da Costa put the result beyond doubt in the 90th minute, pouncing to score an unassisted effort for his first of the season and cap a clinical away performance.
Syracuse dominated the statistics at Beyer-Small '76 Field, outshooting the hosts 15-9 overall and 9-4 on target. Between the posts, goalkeeper Juan Martinez-Bastidas stood firm with four saves over the 90 minutes to ensure the clean sheet.
The victory improves Ming and the Orange to 5-3-0 on the season as they continue to build momentum ahead of their upcoming conference fixtures.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Bermudian Prospect Desilva joins RC Celta de Vigo Academy
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Promising Bermudian footballer Rylan Desilva has taken a major stride in his burgeoning career after earning a move to Spanish top-flight outfit RC Celta de Vigo’s youth academy for the 2026/27 season.
The breakthrough comes following an impressive showing during an intensive Pro Tryout Program, where Desilva stood out against elite international peers to catch the eye of European scouts.
Known for its world-class development pathway at A Madroa, Celta de Vigo boasts a rich pedigree in nurturing technical young talent into senior European football.
Desilva’s move to Galicia marks the latest success story for Bermuda’s overseas contingent, opening the door to top-tier Spanish coaching and elite tactical education against some of the continent's finest youth setups.
The switch represents both reward for relentless individual commitment and an intriguing new chapter, as Desilva aims to build momentum within one of La Liga’s most respected development systems over the coming campaign.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Sharrieff helps Howard secure landmark victory over Radford
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Khari Sharrieff and his Howard University teammates claimed their first victory of the 2026 campaign, securing a hard-fought 1-0 win over Radford at Greene Stadium.
The triumph carried historic significance for the Bison, ending a five-match losing streak against the Highlanders and delivering Howard’s first ever victory in the series between the two programs.
Howard set the tempo from the opening whistle, creating their first sight of goal inside two minutes when Zach Simmons fired over the crossbar. With Xavier Sharp probing down the flanks, the hosts forced a pair of early corners to keep Radford pinned in their own defensive third.
The visitors absorbed the pressure and carved out their best chance of the opening period in the 21st minute, but Howard goalkeeper Liam Keiller produced a vital stop to deny Dax Booth. The Bison responded before the interval, with Kamran Wimberly forcing Ben Miller into a low diving save to keep the contest scoreless at the break.
Howard’s breakthrough arrived less than three minutes into the second half. Following a foul in the area, Kaban calmly stepped up to the penalty spot at the 47:22 mark, sending Miller the wrong way to slot home the decisive goal.
Rather than sitting on the slender lead, the Bison pushed for a cushion. Simmons was a constant thorn in the Highlanders' backline, forcing Miller into three sharp saves in the 57th, 60th, and 73rd minutes, before Sharp and Marshall Lloyd both saw late efforts repelled.
Radford mounted a frantic push in the closing stages and came agonizingly close to levelling when Jackson Boreham struck the woodwork in the 76th minute. However, Keiller stood firm between the posts, executing crucial saves in the 75th and 81st minutes to lock down the clean sheet and confirm a milestone victory for Sharrieff and his side.
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