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Thursday, June 26, 2025
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BNA Summer League Round-Up
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The Bermuda Netball Association’s Summer League season continued at Bernard’s Park, featuring a pair of compelling matches exclusively from the Co-ed Division.
In the opener, the Front Street Mafia secured a comfortable 15-6 victory over RenRe. The Front Street Mafia's win was largely orchestrated by their Best Attacker, Charlie Evans, who netted an impressive 10 goals. Jasmine Mapp added 4 goals, and Meg Sherwin scored once. Jesse Marshall was named their Best Defender, with Kyle Godfrey earning the MVP award. RenRe's efforts were led by Best Attacker Aaron Woods with 5 goals, and Tai Cedenio contributing the other. David Ocen was their Best Defender, and Brighton Swan took the MVP honours for his team.
The second match of the evening saw the Goal Diggers get the better of BHB, securing a 28-19 win. The Goal Diggers' Best Attacker, Coriah Simmons, was in prolific form, scoring 23 goals. Kianté Lightbourne added 5 goals to their tally. Rakeem Deshields was named their Best Defender, and Asanté Chapman earned the team's MVP award. For BHB, Sheldon Bahadosingh scored 9 goals, Charlene Bogle added 7, and MVP Demiqua Daniels contributed 3. Donnisha Gardner was their Best Attacker, and Tina Wall their Best Defender.
The results from the games highlight the competitive and dynamic nature of the Co-ed Division as the Bermuda Netball Association's Summer League season progresses.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2025
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Netball League Delivers Thrilling Encounters at Bernard's Park
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The Bermuda Netball Association’s Summer League season continued last night at Bernard's Park, serving up a series of competitive matches across both the Women's and Co-ed Divisions.
In the Women’s Division opener, PHC delivered a strong performance, defeating the Phoenix Flames 18-14. PHC's victory was largely orchestrated by Tyra Simmons, who scored 13 goals. Debre Evans, named Best Attacker, added 3 goals, with Terita Bean contributing two. Sarafina Woolridge-Burns was a standout, earning both Best Defender and MVP honours for PHC. For the Phoenix Flames, Eshe Grant, named Best Attacker, scored 9 goals, and Chelzea Somner added 5. Imani Smith was their Best Defender, and Sanaa Grant their MVP.
In the other Women’s Division clash, K-Net Assets secured a decisive 23-12 victory over the St. George’s Cricket Club. Denise Truter led K-Net Assets with an impressive 17 goals, while Best Attacker Candace Paynter netted 6. Allison King was named their Best Defender, and Kaetlyn Thompson their MVP. For St. George’s, Nisaiah Berkeley scored 8 goals, supported by Best Defender Stacy-Ann Brown with 4. Riley Jones was their Best Attacker, and Coriah Simmons the MVP.
The Co-ed Division opener saw the Storm Chasers defeat BHB 25-19. MVP Antione Williams was the driving force for the Storm Chasers, scoring an impressive 22 goals. Nabiilah Nasir added 2, and Debre Evans scored once. Kaamilah Nasir was named Best Attacker, and Amaury Majors Best Defender. For BHB, Sheldon Bahadosingh scored 10 goals, and Charlene Bogle added 9. Stacy-Ann Brown was their Best Attacker, while Nigel Burgess was named both Best Defender and MVP.
The final match of the night saw the Goal Diggers dominate the Bean Counting Netballerz with a commanding 31-5 victory. Best Attacker Coriah Simmons was prolific for the Goal Diggers, netting 17 goals. Paul Simons and Kiante Lightbourne both added 8 goals each. Asante Chapman was their Best Defender, and Jaman Lottimore the MVP. For the Bean Counting Netballerz, Best Attacker Denise Truter scored 4 goals, with Khianda Pearman-Watson adding the other. Marnus Slabbert was their Best Defender, and Nick Borzenko the MVP.
The action-packed evening highlighted the competitive spirit and talent across Bermuda's netball community, promising more exciting matchups as the Summer League continues.
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Thursday, June 19, 2025
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BNA Summer League Round-Up
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The Bermuda Netball Association’s Summer League season continued last night at Bernard's Park, serving up a compact but thrilling evening of action with matches in both the Women's and Co-ed Divisions.
In the Women's Division, the Phoenix Flames delivered a dominant performance, securing a convincing 28-15 victory over the Devonshire Recreation Club. The Flames' triumph was largely thanks to an outstanding display from MVP Eshé Grant, who netted an impressive 18 goals. Support came from Ebonie Cox with 9 goals and Jaya Dillas contributing one. Nevaeh Thompson-Swan was named the Phoenix Flames' Best Attacker, while Uni Simmons earned the Best Defender accolade.
For the Devonshire Recreation Club, Charlene Bogle led their scoring with 7 goals, while Miesha Greaves and MVP Demiqua Daniels each added 4. Zariah Amory was recognised as their Best Attacker, and Gina Benjamin their Best Defender.
The lone Co-ed Division match proved to be a nail-biter, with Renre narrowly edging out the Goal Diggers in a tight 17-16 contest. Renre's victory was spearheaded by MVP Tai Cedenio, who contributed 9 goals, ably supported by Best Attacker Aaron Woods with 8 goals. Sarafina Woolridge-Burns was named Renre's Best Defender.
The Goal Diggers saw Coriah Simmons score 10 goals, with Jaya Dillas adding 6. Kianté Lightbourne was their Best Attacker, Rakeem Deshields the Best Defender, and Alex Mason was named the team's MVP.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2025
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Netball League Women’s & Co-ed Division Round-Ups
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The Bermuda Netball Association’s Summer League season continued last night at Bernard’s Park, delivering another series of captivating matches across both the Women’s and Co-ed Divisions.
The evening saw a mix of decisive victories and competitive encounters.
Women's Division: St. George's, Lady Stars & Phoenix Flames Triumphant
In the Women's Division opener, St. George’s Cricket Club defeated K-Net Assets 27-20. Hailey Smith was named St. George’s Best Attacker, Tamae Flood the Best Defender, and Nicole Smith the MVP. For K-Net Assets, Khianda Pearman-Watson was both Best Attacker and MVP, with Allison King as Best Defender.
Next up, Lady Stars delivered a commanding performance, routing Law & Disorder 53-7. Chiaje Rudo was Lady Stars' Best Attacker, Asante Chapman the Best Defender, and Kaylee Lema the MVP. For Law & Disorder, Sarai Paul was Best Attacker, Malacia Madden Best Defender, and Rachel Nightingale the MVP.
The final Women’s Division match saw the Phoenix Flames defeat PHC 12-8. Eshe Grant was the Phoenix Flames' Best Attacker, Antonia Holder their Best Defender, and Uni Simmons the MVP. PHC's Best Attacker was Terita Bean, while Debre Evans was named both Best Defender and MVP.
Co-ed Division: Storm Chasers and Gold Diggers Secure Wins
In the Co-ed Division, Storm Chasers delivered a strong performance, defeating BHB 35-18. Antoine Williams was the Storm Chasers' Best Attacker, Debre Evans the Best Defender, and Amaury Majors the MVP. Sheldon Bahadosingh was BHB's Best Attacker, Tina Wall their Best Defender, and Stacey Brown their MVP.
Finally, the Gold Diggers defeated the Bean Counting Netballerz 18-7. Rakeem Deshields was the Gold Diggers’ Best Attacker, Idrees Sharieff the Best Defender, and Asante Chapman the MVP. For the Bean Counting Netballerz, Denise Truter was Best Attacker, Marnus Slabbert Best Defender, and Allison King the MVP.
Another action-packed night at Bernard's Park highlighted the competitive and dynamic nature of the Bermuda Netball Association’s Summer League season.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2025
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Bad News Beers Dominate KillaWhats in Softball Finale
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The Bad News Beers concluded their Bermuda Softball League regular season in emphatic fashion tonight, securing a commanding 22-3 victory over the KillaWhats at the Michael Preece Softball Diamond.
In the final regular season match, the Bad News Beers' offense fired on all cylinders. Keaton Pewter was a standout performer, going 3 for 4 from the plate, including a double, two home runs, and driving in 6 RBIs. He was well supported by Jackson Powell, who had a productive night going 4 for 5 from the plate, with two triples, a home run, and 4 RBIs.
For the KillaWhats, Ari Tucker managed to go 2 for 3 from the plate, but his team was ultimately unable to stem the flow of runs from the high-flying Bad News Beers.
This dominant win provides the Bad News Beers with strong momentum heading into the playoffs, while the KillaWhats will be looking to regroup for their post-season challenges.
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