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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Ming Helps Syracuse Dominate Loyola Maryland in Win
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Sachiel Ming and the Syracuse men's soccer team produced a dominant display to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory over Loyola Maryland at the SU Soccer Stadium.
The Orange controlled proceedings from start to finish, keeping a resolute clean sheet while putting on an attacking clinic on home turf.
Syracuse dictated the tempo throughout the contest, relentless in their pressing and attacking output.
The hosts completely overwhelmed the Greyhounds' defence, racking up impressive statistical advantages across the 90 minutes:
Shots: Syracuse outshot Loyola Maryland 22 to 5.
Shots on target: The Orange registered a commanding 9-1 edge on frame.
Set pieces: Syracuse earned an 11-2 advantage in corner kicks, keeping the pressure firmly in the visitors' defensive third.
Ming and his teammates saw out the final whistle with composure to lock down the two-goal margin and complete a thoroughly deserved victory.
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Saturday, August 29, 2026
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Stunner secures win over VCU for Donawa and Tar Heels
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Jace Donawa and his University of North Carolina men's soccer team earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Virginia Commonwealth University.
An early wonder strike and a disciplined defensive display at Dorrance Field at Play2Dream Legacy Stadium ensured the Tar Heels claimed a clean sheet and all the spoils against the Rams.
Carolina wasted no time setting the tone, breaking the deadlock in just the seventh minute courtesy of Nick Lockermann.
The midfielder unleashed a superb strike from well outside the penalty area, rifling the ball past the VCU goalkeeper to hand UNC the advantage.
Lockermann's early effort proved to be the winning margin, as the Tar Heels controlled the tempo across both halves.
Carolina dominated proceedings at both ends of the pitch, registering 15 shots while restricting VCU to just five attempts across the 90 minutes to comfortably see out the shutout.
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Thursday, August 27, 2026
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Bermudian Prospects Shammi & Jason join Future Pro
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Young Bermudian footballers Shammi and Jason have taken the next step in their overseas development after joining the UK-based Future Pro football programme.
Both players earned their places in the academy environment on the back of standout performances in the Bermuda Triangle Cup, linking up with the setup to accelerate their technical and tactical progression.
Shammi makes the transition following an impressive showing with Dandy Town Hornets in the Bermuda Triangle Cup, where his tournament displays helped secure a spot within the full-time development pathway.
Jason also joins the programme after catching the eye during the same competition, where he represented Somerset Trojans before sealing his move abroad.
The move provides both youngsters with access to structured coaching, professional facilities, and regular competitive fixtures designed to bridge the gap toward the senior semi-professional and professional game.
"We are delighted to welcome Shammi and Jason to the Future Pro environment," the academy said in a statement. "Both gained valuable tournament experience in the Bermuda Triangle Cup and we look forward to supporting their continued development and progression throughout the season ahead."
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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Bermudian prospect Jones signs scholarship with Morecambe
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Promising Bermudian youngster Aiden Jones has taken the next step in his football development after putting pen to paper on a scholarship deal with English side Morecambe ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
The move marks a significant milestone for the emerging talent, securing a formal pathway into the Shrimps' academy structure as he transitions into full-time youth football.
A new chapter at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium
Jones confirmed the signing, describing the opportunity as a fresh chapter in his pursuit of a professional career in the English league system.
The scholarship agreement will see Jones immerse himself in Morecambe's development programme, combining high-level tactical and technical coaching with competitive fixtures across the youth league circuit.
The move comes at a pivotal point for the young player, who follows in the footsteps of several Bermudian prospects looking to establish themselves across the English football pyramid.
Jones will look to make an immediate impact within the club's Under-18 setup as he works toward securing senior professional terms in the seasons ahead.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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Jimenez & Hibs Fall in KDM Evolution Trophy
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Bermuda international Logan Jimenez and his Hibernian Development Squad teammates suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat against William Hill League One side Queen of the South in their second KDM Evolution Trophy league phase encounter at Palmerston Park.
In a tightly contested affair in Dumfries, the young Hibees held their own for long spells against senior opposition before Brodie Dair’s strike just before the 70-minute mark proved the difference.
Both sides traded chances in an evenly matched opening hour, with Hibernian looking to bounce back from their opening-round loss to Clydebank a fortnight ago.
However, Queen of the South found the decisive breakthrough with just over 20 minutes remaining when Dair found space to slot home the winner for the hosts.
Hibernian Development Squad head coach Darren McGregor was forced into two changes from the side that featured at Holm Park.
Adam Buckley and Reiss Downie were drafted into the starting lineup to replace Jacob MacIntyre and Josh McDonald, with the latter sidelined after picking up an injury during the previous fixture.
The young Edinburgh side will look to regroup ahead of their next KDM Evolution Trophy fixture, where they travel to face Berwick Rangers.
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