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Thursday, September 03, 2026
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Benson Fires Four as PCC Rink Serves Up 23-Goal Thriller
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Spectators were treated to an avalanche of offence at the PCC Hockey Rink as a Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey double-header produced 23 goals across two pulsating encounters.
Matthew Benson delivered the standout individual performance of the evening, burying four goals to propel Rev Auto Rippers to an 8-6 triumph over Jingles Jawbreakers, following Mason's Pylons' narrow 5-4 victory over McKee Swizzle Magnets in the opener.
The opening contest proved a tightly contested affair, with Mason's Pylons relying on a balanced attack to edge McKee Swizzle Magnets 5-4.
Five different scorers found the target for the Pylons, as Louis Sujir, Mathieu Desjardins, Ryan Bates, Matt MacPhail, and Bruce Sinclair each struck once.
The Magnets pushed them right to the wire behind a two-goal salvo from Shawn McKee, alongside solitary markers from Alexandre Larouche and Craig Rowat, but the Pylons held firm in the closing minutes to secure the points.
The evening's second fixture delivered even more fireworks, with Rev Auto Rippers outgunning Jingles Jawbreakers in a breathless 14-goal shootout.
Benson proved virtually uncontainable, leading the charge with a clinical four-goal display. Bill Calko provided vital offensive support with a brace, while Robert Osbourne and Tommy Miller chipped in with a goal apiece to complete the Rippers' eight-goal tally.
The Jawbreakers refused to go quietly, spearheading a ferocious counter-attack led by Kyle Hankins’ hat-trick and a double from Hart Freedman. Matthew Ingleman also added a single marker, but the Rippers’ firepower ultimately proved decisive.
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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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Twenty-Eight Goal Extravaganza Lights Up PCC Rink
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Spectators at the PCC Hockey Rink were treated to a 28-goal spectacle as the Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey season continued with two high-scoring encounters.
The opening clash saw Rev Auto Rippers edge out McKee Swizzle Magnets 6-5 in a gripping contest defined by a masterclass from Bill Calko. The forward proved unstoppable in front of goal, burying four strikes to lead his side across the line. Matthew Benson and Tommy Miller each added a single marker to provide vital support in the one-goal victory.
The Swizzle Magnets pushed right to the final whistle, with Alexandre Larouche and Ryan Wilson netting two goals apiece, while Craig Rowat also found the scoresheet, but they were unable to find the crucial equaliser in the closing stages.
The goalscoring reached even greater heights in the evening's second fixture, where Jingles Jawbreakers outgunned Mason's Pylons 10-7 in a 17-goal shootout.
Adam Mattatal and Hart Freedman spearheaded the Jawbreakers' relentless offence with clinical hat-tricks, while Matthew Ingleman chipped in with two goals. Single efforts from Kyle Hankins and Seth Duerden completed the double-digit haul for Jingles.
Mason's Pylons mounted a spirited response with balanced scoring of their own, as Mathieu Desjardins, Louis Sujir, and Matt MacPhail each struck two goals, alongside a marker from Greg Van der Made, but the Jawbreakers' firepower ultimately proved insurmountable.
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Monday, August 31, 2026
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Twenty-Four Goal Spectacle in Inline action at PCC Rink
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Spectators at the PCC Hockey Rink were treated to a 24-goal bonanza as the Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey season continued with an action-packed double-header.
Mason's Pylons held off a spirited challenge from Jingles Jawbreakers in a 7-5 thriller, while McKee Swizzle Magnets emerged victorious by the same 7-5 scoreline against Rev Auto Rippers.
Mason's Pylons relied on balanced scoring across their forward lines to claim a thrilling 7-5 victory over Jingles Jawbreakers.
Richard Campbell, Ryan Bates, and Bruce Sinclair each struck twice for the Pylons, with Maxime Boivin adding a single marker to round out an explosive team performance.
Despite the defeat, Jingles' Adam Mattatal produced the individual display of the match with a superb hat-trick. Matthew Ingleman and James Amaral chipped in with a goal apiece, but the Jawbreakers could not bridge the late deficit.
The evening's second fixture delivered equal excitement as McKee Swizzle Magnets outgunned Rev Auto Rippers in another high-octane 7-5 encounter.
Jake Fenske and Josh Wilson led the charge for the Swizzle Magnets with a brace each, while Shawn McKee and Ryan Wilson also found the back of the net to anchor the offensive effort.
The Rippers stayed within striking distance throughout courtesy of doubles from Matthew Benson and Chris Grantier, alongside individual efforts from Pete Brodsky and Johnny Moran, but the Magnets held firm in the decisive moments to secure the points.
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Monday, July 20, 2026
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Soca Kings book Ticket to NBHL Philadelphia Play-off
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Sunken Harbor Soca Kings have etched their name in the history books, clinching the inaugural National Ball Hockey League (NBHL) Tier 2 tournament title in Bermuda.
The Soca Kings produced a dominant campaign to seal the local crown, driven by standout individual performances throughout the tournament line-up.
Robbie Bailey led the charge across the league, finishing as top scorer with an impressive 26 points and 17 goals, while teammate Jeremy Estey provided the firepower in setup play with a league-high 16 assists.
At the back, goalkeeper Matthew Fullerton anchored the championship run with five wins, complemented by Derrick Holmes' league-leading 1.33 Goals Against Average.
Having conquered the local circuit, the Soca Kings now shift their focus to international waters. The newly crowned champions are set to travel to the United States to represent Bermuda in the NBHL Play-Off Semi-Finals in Philadelphia on Sunday, July 26th.
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Sunday, July 19, 2026
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Bailey Leads the Way as Soca Kings Dominate Tier 2 Stats
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Sunken Harbor Soca Kings forward Robbie Bailey finished as the standout performer of the inaugural Bermuda Tier 2 National Ball Hockey League season, topping both the scoring and goal charts.
Following a thrilling campaign, the stats compiled by IslandStats.com highlight a dominant individual showing from Bailey, who racked up 26 points—including 17 goals—at a staggering average of 3.71 points per game.
Teammate Jeremy Estey finished second in the overall scoring charts with 19 points while leading the league in assists with 16. Matthew Benson of the Mid-Atlantic Snipers placed third overall with 17 points (14 assists).
Between the pipes, Sunken Harbor's Derrick Holmes posted the league's leading Goals Against Average (GAA), conceding just 1.33 goals per game.
However, it was teammate Matthew Fullerton who led the league in victories, anchoring the Soca Kings with five wins over the course of the inaugural season.
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