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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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DeRoza's Hobart edge Past Brockport with Late Winner
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Bermudian goalkeeper Xahvi DeRoza and his Hobart College team-mates held off Brockport to claim a hard-fought 2-1 non-conference victory on A. Huntley Parker Jr. Field.
Senior Quinn Phillips proved the hero for the Statesmen, striking five minutes from time to break late parity and secure the win.
Hobart established early control and took the lead through junior Weldon Arner, who found the target to put the visitors on the front foot.
Brockport pushed back and found an equaliser courtesy of Khadim Amar, sparking a tense, back-and-forth second half. Golden Eagles goalkeeper AJ Nelson put in a resolute 90-minute shift between the posts, pulling off six saves to keep the hosts in the contest.
At the other end, junior Jake Hans got the starting nod in goal for Hobart, producing three vital stops to repel Brockport’s surges.
With extra time looming, Hobart ramped up the pressure and made the decisive breakthrough in the 85th minute, when Phillips finished clinically to seal a gritty 2-1 road triumph.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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DeShield-Tankard on Target as Thomas College Hit Six
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Adio DeShield-Tankard was among the goalscorers and Chance Eve provided an assist as Thomas College swept aside Vermont State University Lyndon Hornets with a resounding 6-0 conference victory on home turf.
The match featured a heavy Bermudian contingent, with DeShield-Tankard and Eve taking the pitch alongside compatriots Tre Burgess, Cody Robinson, T’syi Showers, and Justin Sukdeo.
In a remarkable display of squad depth, the Terriers utilised a total of 37 different players throughout the one-sided contest — a figure likely to set a seasonal, and potentially all-time, programme record.
The hosts dictated the tempo from the opening whistle, monopolising possession and pinning the Hornets deep in their own half. The early pressure paid dividends in the 12th minute when David Ivarsson delivered a pinpoint cross for Zayin Clugh, who fired home to break the deadlock.
Lyndon showed defensive resilience to limit clear-cut opportunities for the remainder of the half, aided by their goalkeeper and some wayward Terrier finishing. However, Thomas College eventually found a way through in the 33rd minute.
Eve turned provider, threading a pass to Serafin Garcia, who unleashed a curled finish into the back of the net to give the hosts a 2-0 cushion at the interval.
The Terriers turned their overwhelming territorial dominance into a rout in the second half. On the hour mark, Thomas College were awarded a penalty, and DeShield-Tankard stepped up to confidently dispatch the spot-kick to make it 3-0.
Eleven minutes later, Gabriel Dominicci put the game entirely out of reach with a brilliant solo effort.
With the Hornets tiring in the final ten minutes, Jose Andrade put the finishing touches on the victory, scoring twice in quick succession — including one strike set up by Abel Fjeldavli — to cap a ruthless 6-0 performance.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026
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Ming's Syracuse Cruise past Le Moyne to Claim Sixth Win
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Bermudian midfielder Sachiel Ming helped Syracuse University continue their fine run of form with a dominant 2-0 victory over local rivals Le Moyne at SU Soccer Stadium.
The result lifts the Orange to a 6-3-0 record on the campaign, built on relentless attacking momentum and a resolute defensive performance at the back.
After a testing, scoreless opening 45 minutes, Syracuse made their superiority count almost immediately after the restart. Just two minutes into the second half, Gabriel Oksanen pounced to rifle home an unassisted strike — his second goal of the season — to break the deadlock.
The hosts tightened their grip on the contest just past the hour mark. In the 63rd minute, Landon Darko picked out Bryson Rodriguez, who finished clinically to register his third goal of the year and draw level with Pedro Gulli at the summit of the team's scoring charts.
Ming and the Syracuse engine room dictated the tempo throughout, with the Orange firing an overwhelming 29 attempts on goal to Le Moyne's eight, including 12 hitting the target.
At the other end, goalkeeper Juan Martinez-Bastidas ensured there was no way back for the Dolphins, producing six saves over the 90 minutes to secure a well-earned clean sheet.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026
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Mendes' Saint Peter’s Bounce Back to edge Niagara
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Enrique Mendes and his Saint Peter’s University Men’s Soccer team-mates returned to winning ways, producing a spirited first-half fightback to secure a 2-1 conference victory over Niagara at Jaroschak Field.
A frantic three-minute burst before the interval proved decisive for the Peacocks, with Jesus Pila and Leo Coval both getting on the scoresheet to overturn an early deficit and condemn the Purple Eagles (1-4-1, Metro 0-1-0) to defeat.
The contest began at a bruising tempo. Darrell Etienne picked up a yellow card inside three minutes amid a physical opening exchange that also saw Niagara penalised for three rapid fouls.
It was the visitors who broke the deadlock in the 16th minute, capitalising after a foul by Tiernan Garvey to sweep in the opener.
Saint Peter’s responded with intent. Marcos De Elias tested the Niagara goalkeeper twice in quick succession with low drives, while Connall McErlain’s speculative effort from distance clipped the top right corner before being turned behind for a corner.
The pressure told in the 35th minute when Davis Barnes slipped a pass into the path of Pila, who finished coolly to restore parity.
Just three minutes later, the turnaround was complete. With Toby Smith having already sent warning shots towards the top corner, Coval pounced in the 38th minute to stroke home the Peacocks’ second. Mendes almost extended the cushion immediately after, firing an effort on goal as the hosts went into the break firmly in control.
Niagara pressed for a route back into the contest early in the second half, but Saint Peter's goalkeeper Sebastian Heredia-Randen stood firm with a string of sharp stops.
The Peacocks managed the game shrewdly through the middle stages before ramping up the pressure again in the final 20 minutes, with Coval and Garvey both threatening to add a third.
The home defence held firm in the closing moments to close out the victory, ending with 16 attempts — nine on target — to get their conference campaign back on track.
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Monday, September 21, 2026
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Pensacola Christian to sweep past Bean & Oakwood
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Neriah Bean and his Oakwood University team-mates endured another bruising afternoon on the pitch as a ruthless Pensacola Christian College side cruised to an emphatic 4-0 victory.
The Eagles dictated terms straight from the opening whistle, laying siege to the Ambassadors' penalty area and generating three corners and two shots inside the opening five minutes.
That relentless early pressure yielded immediate reward from the third set piece. Jackson Clarke whipped a pinpoint delivery into the danger zone, finding the head of defender Sam Vannet, who rose highest to nod home the opener and mark his first collegiate goal.
Before Oakwood had time to regroup, the visitors struck again less than two minutes later. Freshman Aaron Diaz threaded an incisive through ball behind the backline into the path of Clarke, who kept his composure to slot home his fifth goal of the campaign.
Clarke continued to terrorise the Ambassadors' defence and doubled his personal tally in the 25th minute. Freshman Kayden Tucker cut back inside from the flank before picking out Clarke, who made no mistake with a crisp finish to take his season haul to six and hand Pensacola a commanding 3-0 advantage at the interval.
Pensacola rotated their squad heavily after the break, ringing in 11 substitutions, but the changes did little to disrupt their rhythm or blunt their attacking intent.
The hosts were breached for a fourth time in the 72nd minute following a slick passing move. Crawford and Clarke combined cleanly on the edge of the area to tee up Dinis Pires, who applied the finishing touch to claim his maiden goal for the program.
It capped a dominant, wire-to-wire performance for the Eagles, who saw out the remaining minutes untroubled to secure their second victory of the season and leave Oakwood searching for answers.
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