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Saturday, September 13, 2025
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Goal-Fest as Field Hockey Season Kicks Off with Thrilling Draw
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Budgies 3 Pink Robins 3
The 2025/26 Bermuda Field Hockey season began with a bang at the National Sports Center, as the Budgies and Pink Robins played out a dramatic 3-3 draw. The match was defined by its back-and-forth nature, with each goal being answered by an immediate reply from the opposition.
The Budgies took an early lead in the 10th minute with a field goal from Katie Brangman. However, just sixty seconds later, the Pink Robins' Jennifer Chisnall responded with a field goal of her own to level the scores.
The pattern repeated itself in the second half. The Pink Robins went ahead in the 49th minute thanks to a field goal from Abby Brewer, but the Budgies were level within a minute after Francesca Cacace Lawrence found the net.
With the game in its final stages, Brangman scored her second field goal in the 53rd minute to give the Budgies the lead once again. Yet, the Pink Robins refused to be beaten, as Margaux Ellison fired home a field goal a minute later to ensure the points were shared in a thrilling season opener.
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Thursday, September 11, 2025
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Senators Prospect Montgomery Heading to Wisconsin
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Blake Montgomery, a forward for the London Knights and prospect for the Ottawa Senators, is set to begin his collegiate career at the University of Wisconsin this autumn. The move marks a new chapter for the promising player after a successful 2024-25 season that saw him split time between the USHL's Lincoln Stars and the OHL's London Knights.
Montgomery's season with the Knights was a memorable one. He tallied 23 goals and 50 points in just 51 games, finishing sixth in goals and ninth in points on the team's roster. His contributions were instrumental in the Knights' success, helping them secure the OHL Championship and their second consecutive Hamilton Spectator Trophy for the regular season title.
His clutch play continued into the postseason, where he notched three goals and 10 points in 17 playoff games during the OHL championship run. He was also a key factor in the Knights' 2025 Memorial Cup victory, scoring the game-winning goal in the semifinals to propel his team to the final. Montgomery recorded one goal and two points in five games at the tournament.
Before his time with the Knights, Montgomery started the 2024-25 season with the Lincoln Stars, where he posted three goals and 10 points in just 10 games before joining the OHL club in November.
This is not the first time Montgomery has navigated different leagues. His development path includes stints with the Mount St. Charles Acad 18U AAA team and the NCDC's New Jersey Rockets in 2022-23. The year before, he skated for the Seacoast Performance Academy in 2021-22.
Now, the talented forward will bring his dynamic offensive game to the NCAA as a member of the Wisconsin Badgers.
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Friday, August 29, 2025
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Presidents Power Past Blades in High-Scoring Clash
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Broome County Blades 3 Hyannisport Presidents 6
The Hyannisport Presidents secured a 6-3 victory over the Broome County Blades in a thrilling Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey match at the PCC Hockey Rink. The game was a back-and-forth affair in the first two periods before the Presidents pulled away in the final stanza.
The two teams traded blows in the first period, with the Blades taking the lead through a strike from Matt Mcphail. The Presidents quickly responded with a goal from Ryan Bates to level the score.
The second period saw the Blades regain the lead with a goal from Richard Campbell. However, the Presidents' offensive firepower proved too much to handle, as goals from Kris Abramowski and Chris Oakley gave them a 3-2 lead heading into the third period.
In the final period, the Presidents extended their lead to 5-2 with a second goal from Bates and a second from Oakley. The Blades attempted a comeback with a goal from Jeff Ingelman, but Abramowski found the net for a second time, sealing the 6-3 victory for the Presidents. The win was a testament to the Presidents' relentless attack and their ability to capitalize on their chances.
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Thursday, August 14, 2025
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High-Scoring Double-Header Rocks Bermuda Ball Hockey
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A double-header of Bermuda inline ball hockey delivered a night of high drama and high scoring at the PCC Hockey Rink, with a total of 18 goals rattled in across two thrilling matches.
Charlestown Chiefs 3 Hyannisport Presidents 4
In the opening clash, the Hyannisport Presidents edged the Charlestown Chiefs in a narrow 4-3 victory. In a remarkable first period, all seven goals were scored.
The Presidents were led by a brace from Alex Larouche, with single strikes from Kris Abramowski and Mark Heintzman sealing the win. The Chiefs' goals came from Marcel Bouwens, Shawn Mckee, and Pete Brodsky.
Broome County Blades 4 Long Island Ducks 7
The nightcap continued the high-scoring trend as the Long Island Ducks defeated the Broome County Blades 7-4.
The Ducks' offensive firepower was on full display, with two goals apiece from Jake Fenske, Max Boivin, and Hart Freedman, and a single goal from Bill Calko.
The Blades fought back with a pair of goals from Richard Campbell, and strikes from Ryan Wilson and Matt Mcphail, but it was not enough to overcome the Ducks.
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Friday, August 08, 2025
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Goals Galore as Presidents & Chiefs Triumph
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A double-header in the Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey league at the PCC Hockey Rink produced a combined 24 goals as the Hyannisport Presidents and Charlestown Chiefs both secured victories.
Hyannisport Presidents 10 Long Island Ducks 5
In the opening match, the Hyannisport Presidents defeated the Long Island Ducks in a high-scoring encounter that finished 10-5.
The Presidents' Kris Abramowski was in sensational form, scoring four goals, while Ryan Bates and Kyan Oakley each added a brace. Rob Osborne and Eric Walker also found the back of the net. For the Long Island Ducks, Hart Freedman and Bill Calko both scored twice, with Max Boivin adding their other goal.
Broome County Blades 2 Charlestown Chiefs 7
The second match of the night saw the Charlestown Chiefs dominate the Broome County Blades with a 7-2 win. The victory was built on the back of hat-tricks from Marcel Bouwens and Pete Brodsky. The Blades' two goals came from Josh Wilson.
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