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Saturday, July 25, 2026
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Academy Select & Future Pro book Triangle Cup Final Places
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The 2026 Bermuda Triangle Cup final is set after two closely contested semi-finals at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium at the National Sports Centre, with Future Pro and the Bermuda Under-17 Academy Select emerging victorious in contrasting fashion.
Sao Miguel 1 (1) Future Pro 1 (3)
Future Pro needed a penalty shootout to overcome Sao Miguel after the teams could not be separated for over 90 minutes.
The semi-final finished 1-1 in normal time, with Chaz Manning on target for Future Pro to keep his side in the contest. With neither team able to find a winner in regulation time, the tie was decided from the penalty spot.
Future Pro held their nerve in the shootout, prevailing 3-1 to book their place in the championship match after a dramatic finish.
Bermuda Under 17 Academy Select 2 Dandy Town Hornets 1
The second semi-final was settled inside 90 minutes as the Bermuda Under-17 Academy Select edged Premier Division side Dandy Town Hornets 2-1 in an entertaining encounter.
Kaiyuri Albouy gave the Academy Select the platform they needed before Steven Astwood added what proved to be the decisive goal.
Dandy Town fought back through Hurven Burgess, but despite late pressure they were unable to find an equaliser as the Academy Select held firm to secure their place in the final.
The results set up an intriguing championship clash between the youthful Bermuda Under-17 Academy Select and a resilient Future Pro side that has already shown it can handle the pressure of knockout football.
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Saturday, July 25, 2026
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Bermuda hit seven and then Draw at Goombay Cup
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Bermuda 7 Grenada 0
Bermuda produced a ruthless attacking display to record a commanding 7-0 victory over Grenada in their second match of the Under-15 Girls Goombay Cup at the Roscow A.L. Davies Field in the Bahamas.
Bermuda Stating Line-Up: - Sydney Denkins, Phoenix Williams, Ki'Ana Simmons, Kiara Deane, Riley Khan, Mia DaPonte, Me'lah Wolffe-Rutherford, Priya Dill, Nadia Medeiros, Daisy Langley, Harper Franklin - Substitutes: - Kyra Simmons, Leyana Williams, Marli Robinson, Cataliah Pitcher- Place, Marli Robinson, Leydi Raynor, Kierra Broadley-Samuels
After being held to a draw in their tournament opener, Bermuda showed their intent from the outset and were rewarded with a first-half performance that all but secured the three points.
Nadia Medeiros broke the deadlock in the 18th minute, finishing off a positive spell of Bermuda pressure to give her side the lead.
The goals continued to flow before the interval. Me'lah Wolffe-Rutherford doubled Bermuda's advantage in the 25th minute, before substitute Kierra Broadley-Samuels struck in stoppage time to send Bermuda into the break with a comfortable 3-0 advantage.
There was no let-up after half-time.
Priya Dill, who scored twice in Bermuda's opening match, continued her fine goalscoring form by finding the net in the 37th minute for her third goal of the tournament, extending the lead to 4-0.
Riley Khan then took centre stage, scoring twice in the space of four minutes. She netted Bermuda's fifth goal in the 36th minute before adding her second and the team's sixth in the 40th minute as Grenada struggled to contain Bermuda's relentless attacking play.
Bermuda completed the scoring in the 55th minute with their seventh goal of the afternoon, capping an emphatic victory that showcased the squad's attacking depth and clinical finishing.
The comprehensive win gives Bermuda valuable momentum heading into the remainder of the tournament, with seven goals and a clean sheet underlining an impressive all-round team performance.
Bermuda 0 Turks and Caicos 0
Bermuda were forced to settle for a second draw of the Under-15 Girls Goombay Cup after playing out a goalless encounter with the Turks and Caicos Islands in their second match of the day at the Roscow A.L. Davies Field in the Bahamas.
Bermuda’s Starting Line-Up: - Kyra Simmons, Leyana Williams, Ki’ana Simmons, Kiara Deane Riley Khan, Nia Daponte, Me'lah Wolffe-Rutherford, Priya Dill, Kierra Broadley-Samuels, Daisy Langley, Leydi Raynor - Substitutes: - Sydney Denkins, Xha-Tore Sawyers, Marli Robinson, Cataliah Pitcher- Place, Nadia Medeiros, Harper Franklin
Fresh from an emphatic 7-0 victory over Grenada earlier in the tournament, Bermuda were unable to reproduce the same attacking fluency against a well-organized Turks and Caicos side.
Despite enjoying periods of possession and creating opportunities throughout the contest, Bermuda found the opposing goalkeeper in inspired form, with every effort denied as the deadlock remained intact.
At the other end, Bermuda's defence stood equally firm, ensuring the Turks and Caicos attack was also kept off the scoresheet in a disciplined defensive performance.
Neither side could find the breakthrough during a closely contested match, with the final whistle confirming a 0-0 draw and a share of the points.
The result gives Bermuda their second draw of the tournament to go along with their impressive victory over Grenada, leaving them well placed as they continue their quest to reach the latter stages of the competition.
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Friday, July 24, 2026
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Dill's Double Earns Bermuda Draw in Goombay Cup Opener
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US Virgin Islands 2 Bermuda 2
Bermuda battled back from an early deficit before being forced to settle for a 2-2 draw against the US Virgin Islands in an entertaining opening match of the Under-15 Girls Goombay Cup at the Roscow A.L. Davies Field in the Bahamas.
Bermuda Stating Line-Up: - Sydney Denkins, Phoenix Williams, Ki'Ana Simmons, Leydi Raynor, Riley Khan, Mia DaPonte, Me'lah Wolffe-Rutherford, Priya Dill, Nadia Medeiros, Daisy Langley, Kierra Broadley-Samuels - Substitutes: - Kyra Simmons, Leyana Williams, Marli Robinson, Harper Franklin, Cataliah Pitcher- Place, Marli Robinson
Bermuda's response came in the 12th minute when Priya Dill finished confidently to restore parity, sparking a spell of sustained pressure from the young Goombey Warriors.
Dill struck again just after the interval, finding the net in the 31st minute to put Bermuda 2 - 1 in front, seemingly giving her side the perfect platform heading into the break.
The lead, however, lasted only moments.
The US Virgin Islands responded immediately, scoring just a minute later to level the contest at 2-2 and ensure the teams went into half-time with nothing to separate them after a lively opening 35 minutes.
The remained of the second half developed into a tactical battle, with both teams tightening up defensively and limiting clear-cut chances. Bermuda continued to push for a winner, while the US Virgin Islands threatened on the counterattack, but neither side could find the decisive breakthrough.
When the final whistle sounded, the points were shared after an absorbing contest that showcased the determination of both teams.
Bermuda will take encouragement from the character they displayed in fighting back from behind, with Dill's clinical finishing providing an early highlight of their campaign as they look ahead to their remaining group matches.
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Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Bermuda Under 15 Girls Headed to Goombay Cup
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The Bermuda Football Association (BFA) announced that they have accepted an Invitation to participate in the Under 15 Girls Goombay Cup in the Bahamas.
The Bermuda team departed this morning, heading to the Bahamas.
The tournament is the brainchild of the Bahamas Football Association and will be held at the Roscow A.L. Davies Field in Nassau.
The tournament also features Grenada, Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos, US Virgin Islands and host the Bahamas.
The Under 15 Girls Team:
GOALKEEPERS:
Sydney Denkins Kyra Simmons
DEFENDERS:
Ki'Ana Simmons Leyana Williams Marli Robinson Me'lah Wolffe-Rutherford Phoenix Williams
MIDFIELDERS:
Daisy Langley Harper Franklin Riley Khan Kiara Deane Xha 'Tore Sawyers Cataliah Pitcher- Place Kierra Broadley-Samuels
FORWARDS:
Nadia Medeiros Mia DaPonte Priya Dill Leydi Raynor
Head Coach Taznae Fubler will lead the team, and she had this to say about the tournament: “I have enjoyed working with the girls over the last three years, and we are grateful to the Bahamas Football Association for the opportunity. The tournament gives us vital competitive tournament match play as the girls take this important step in their development”.
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Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Five-Goal Double-Header Highlights Action in Devonshire
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A five-goal feast entertained fans at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium as the 2026 Bermuda Triangle Cup continued with a competitive double-header.
The Bermuda Brazilian Football Select claimed a hard-fought victory in the evening's opening clash, before touring Azorean side São Miguel produced a clinical performance in the nightcap.
Bermuda Brazilian Football Select 2 Dandy Town Hornets 1
The opening fixture saw the Bermuda Brazilian Football Select edge past local rivals Dandy Town Hornets in a tight 2–1 encounter.
Isai Gibbons proved to be the match-winner, producing a decisive double to lead his side to victory. Dandy Town fought back through a goal from Tokia Bean, but the Brazilian Football Select held firm under pressure to seal all three points.
Sao Miguel 2 Bermuda Under 15 Academy Select 0
In the nightcap, visiting side São Miguel proved too strong for the Bermuda Under-15 Academy Select, securing a comfortable 2–0 win.
Santiago Garcia was the star of the show for the overseas outfit, netting twice to break down a resilient Bermudian defense and put the game out of reach.
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