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Monday, March 10, 2014
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Coaches Corner LIVE at 5:30pm
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IslandStats.com will feature another addition of the Coaches Corner programme this evening beginning at 5:30pm.
Coaches Corner has seen Bermuda Football Association Premier and First Division coaches sharing their ups and downs of the season and what they see in the very near future.
We will discuss League standings, goalscoreres, games, results, discipline and much, much more.
Today’s guess will see Jason Ford better known as Jugglin Jason and Herbie Bascome we will be talking about all the scenarios for the Premier and First Divisions.
You have Champions to be crowned, Relegations and Promotions.
Join host Earl Basden at 5:30pm Live on IslandStats.com to get a look at the programme.
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Sunday, March 09, 2014
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DeGrilla, Webb & Mouchette All Compete
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 Bruce DeGrilla IslandStats.com
DeGrilla finished 3rd in the Men’s 100m crossing the line recording a time of 11.72, Webb had a False Start. DeGrilla also recorded a third place finish in the Men’s 200m clocking 24.00.
Degrilla also competed in the Men’s Long Jump finishing 3rd yet again he recorded a top leap of 7.24m, Mouchette competed in the Men’s 1,500m where he ran to the win with a time of 4:20.21.
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Sunday, March 09, 2014
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Renfroe & Hatherly are Sports Teens Award Winners
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The 2014 Outstanding Teen Awards took place with more than 100 of Bermuda’s young people in consideration for their good works in the community.
The winners were announced during a ceremony held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel, with all of the nominees honored for their positive contributions to Bermuda.
Multi-sport star Jasmyn Renfroe from the Berkeley Institute and former Carifta Games athlete  Jaquan Hatherly from the Cedarbridge Academy were honored for Sports.
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Saturday, March 08, 2014
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Wilson On The Podium in the UK
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 Wilson on the Podium IslandStats.com
Wilson had a brilliant showing, she finished 2nd on the Vault, 3rd on Bars, 2nd on Beam and 3rd on Floor which earned her a 2nd place on the podium for an All Around score of 48.050.
Wilson has made a tremendous improvement after training with Notts Gymnastics Academy for only 6 months.
During last year’s Natwest Island Games, Wilson’s performance earned her a score of 43.450 as a level 9 FIG competitor and with today's scoring of 48.050 competing as Jr. FIG Elite was a big step.
Wilson is proving herself and paving her way forward to a promising gymnastics career and is a hopeful to representing Bermuda in the 2016 Olympics.
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Friday, March 07, 2014
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Dunne & MIT Win Again to Go 2 & 0
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Emily Dunne and her MIT Women's Lacrosse teammates outscored host Lasell College, 8-3, during the final 23 minutes of regulation en route to an 18-12 victory. Sophomore Kira Schott amassed six goals, seven draw controls, and two groundballs as they improved to 2-0 on the season.
Schott opened up the scoring by redirecting a feed from junior Emma Kane following 2:32 of action. Lasell responded with back-to-back goals but a free-position shot by Schott evened the score at two at the 19:08 mark. Lasell quickly went back in front; however, MIT rattled off four unanswered goals to claim a 6-3 lead with 9:49 left in the half. Freshman Hannah Levy began the rally, which was followed by two markers from Schott, and then Kane capped it with a goal off the ensuing draw.
Lasell replied with three goals during the next 3:20 to tie the game at six. MIT countered with its own three-goal spurt courtesy of solo efforts from senior Erica Du, sophomore Rachel Weinberg, along with another Schott free-position shot. The Lasers then narrowed the gap to two (9-7) by finding the back of the net with 17 seconds remaining in the frame.
The hosts carried the momentum into the second stanza as they cut their deficit in half after one minute expired. Levy recorded an unassisted marker to increase MIT's cushion but Lasell struck back two minutes later, making the score 10-9 with exactly 23 minutes on the clock. This was as close as it would get as a free-position marker by sophomore Isabella DiDio sparked the MIT game-ending run.
Levy finished with six goals as she recorded five in the second half. DiDio tallied two goals, one assist, four groundballs, and three caused turnovers while Kane posted two goals, one assist, and two groundballs. Du notched one goal and two assists as sophomore Nadia Wallace added two draw controls. Sophomore Christine Jiang bolstered the defense with four groundballs while junior goalie Candice Kaplan collected seven saves.
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