Cricket fans across Bermuda and the World, get ready for your weekly dose of all things local cricket! Tonight at 7 pm, the islandstats.com Cricket Show goes live, bringing you a comprehensive review of all the action from the weekend's matches as the 2025 Bermuda Cricket Board season continues to unfold.
Join us as we dissect the key moments, analyze the standout performances with both bat and ball, and delve into the tactical decisions that shaped the outcomes of the weekend's encounters. Our team will be providing in-depth analysis, offering insights into player performances, and perhaps even hearing from some of the coaches involved.
But the islandstats.com Cricket Show isn't just about looking back. We'll also be casting our eye forward to the upcoming week's cricketing calendar. What fixtures are on the horizon? Are there any developing storylines or potential match-ups that fans should be keeping an eye on? We'll bring you all the latest news and previews to keep you fully informed.
So, make sure you tune in tonight at 7 pm for your essential round-up of Bermuda cricket. We'll have all the talking points covered, right here on the islandstats.com Cricket Show!
Sunday, August 10, 2025
Unbeaten Lambe Eyes Boxer of the Year Accolade
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Boxer Andre Lambe has been recognised for a stellar year in the ring, with the undefeated American Boxing Organization (ABO) Welterweight Champion now in consideration for the prestigious Boxer of the Year award.
The southpaw, who boasts a professional record of 12 wins and 0 losses with 6 knockouts, currently holds the number one welterweight ranking in the ABO. His latest victory came via an eight-round unanimous decision in Galveston, Texas, a performance that showcased his superior ringcraft and dominance against a tough opponent.
Speaking to www.islandstats.com, Lambe expressed his satisfaction with the recognition. "It’s a great accomplishment," he said. "I’ve put a lot of work into the sport and it’s paying off. I hope to have one more fight this year and I think that’ll do it for sure."
The ABO Boxer of the Year award would be the culmination of a year of hard work and impressive performances, further cementing Lambe's status as a rising star in the welterweight division.
Saturday, August 09, 2025
Undefeated Lambe Considered for Boxer of the Year
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Bermuda's Andre Lambe is in contention for a major accolade, as the undefeated American Boxing Organization (ABO) Welterweight Champion is being considered for the prestigious Boxer of the Year award.
Lambe, who holds a professional record of 12 wins, 0 losses, and 6 knockouts, has had a sensational year in the ring. The southpaw is currently ranked as the number one welterweight in the ABO and has successfully defended his title.
His latest victory came in an eight-round unanimous points decision in Galveston, Texas, which cemented his position as a force to be reckoned with in the welterweight division. This recognition for Boxer of the Year highlights his hard work, dedication, and growing reputation on the international boxing stage.
Friday, August 08, 2025
Dyer Begins World Games Campaign in Chengdu
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Bermudian athlete Krista Dyer has completed her weigh-in ahead of her competition at the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China. Representing the Bermuda Sanshou Association, Dyer will compete in the Sanda discipline, having successfully made the 68.8kg weight limit.
Dyer, who is accompanied by Bermuda Sanshou Association President Garon Wilkinson, is one of thousands of athletes taking part in the 12th edition of the multi-sport event, which runs from August 7th - 17th. The Sanda/Wushu competition is one of 34 sports being contested at the Games.
The Bermudian will be hoping to build on a successful recent run of form, which saw her claim a Silver Medal at the Sanda World Cup earlier this year. The Sanda competition at the World Games will be run in a single-knockout format.
Thursday, August 07, 2025
BFA Player Releases – First Release Period
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A total of $12,700 has been spent in the Bermuda Football Association’s (BFA) Premier and First Division transfer window, with a total of 127 players switching clubs. The total expenditure is set to rise, with the BFA announcing that there are still a number of pending requests currently under review.
The defending league champions, North Village Rams, have been among the busiest, strengthening their squad with a host of new signings. The Rams have secured the signatures of Che’Kai Caisey and Manoj Paynter from Devonshire Cougars, and Kiuno Cann from Devonshire Colts. Also joining the club are Pierre Smith, who has returned from Young Men Social Club, and St. George's Colts duo Jaryd Richardson and Tah-Ki Tucker. Quinn Outerbridge and Torque Outerbridge have also made the move to the Rams from Hamilton Parish and Wolves, respectively, while Jakeem Jennings arrives from the Southampton Rangers.
Elsewhere in the Premier Division, a number of clubs have seen a significant number of players depart. St. George’s Colts have had 12 players leave the club, while Dandy Town Hornets have seen 10 players depart, while relegated Hamilton Parish has lost the services of some 16 players. The transfer window's first release period ran from May 1st to July 15th, with a total of 50 players moving in the Premier Division and 77 in the First Division.
