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Wednesday, September 02, 2026
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Outerbridge and Bean Secure Future Pro Academy Moves
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Promising Bermudian youngsters Amir Outerbridge and Tokia Bean have both completed moves to the UK-based Future Pro football development programme, taking the next major step in their overseas sporting careers.
Both players earned their places in the elite setup on the heels of standout performances at the Bermuda Triangle Cup, having featured prominently for two of the island's premier domestic youth setups.
Outerbridge transitions to Future Pro after representing Somerset Trojans, while Bean arrives following an impressive campaign with Dandy Town Hornets.
Future Pro officials were quick to welcome the pair, emphasising their commitment to nurturing the duo's technical development and competitive growth in England.
"We are delighted to welcome Amir Outerbridge," a Future Pro spokesperson confirmed. "We look forward to seeing Outerbridge settle into the programme and continue his development throughout the season."
Welcoming Bean, the academy added: "We’re delighted to welcome Tokia Bean to Future Pro, joining us from Bermuda. We look forward to welcoming Bean into the programme and supporting him as he settles into life at Future Pro."
The double signing continues a growing pipeline of Bermudian talent securing structured pathways in the United Kingdom, combining professional coaching, education, and competitive league exposure.
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Wednesday, September 02, 2026
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Thomas College Hit Nine in Ruthless Rout of Central Maine
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Bermudian trio Tre Burgess, Justin Sukdeo, and Adio DeShield-Tankard featured prominently as Thomas College produced a ruthless attacking display to dismantle Central Maine Community College 9-1 at the Turf Athletic Complex.
The Terriers set an uncompromising tempo from the opening whistle, striking twice within the first five minutes to overwhelm a youthful Mustangs defensive unit and establish an unassailable 6-0 lead by the interval.
Bermuda midfielder DeShield-Tankard made his mark on the scoresheet just before the break, while Burgess and Sukdeo played crucial roles in controlling tempo and anchoring the dominant display across the pitch.
Thomas College seized command from the outset behind forward Brewer Osteen, who turned home two crosses inside five minutes—including a precise assist from former USCAA Player of the Year Jeremiah Gomez.
The pressure remained relentless:
Ivarsson Double (20', 26'): David Ivarsson struck twice in a six-minute span to stretch the margin to four.
Hodgins Spot-Kick (35'): Andrew Hodgins stepped up to calmly slot home from the penalty spot.
DeShield-Tankard Strikes (43'): DeShield-Tankard capped the first-half demolition, finishing sharply two minutes before the break to send the Terriers into half-time with a six-goal cushion.
Despite a half-time response urged by CMCC head coach Dalton Wing, Central Maine's back line was breached again when Gomez forced a turnover in the 52nd minute to set up Zayin Clugh. Five minutes later, Osteen sealed his hat-trick with a well-directed header.
The Mustangs managed a moment of quality in the 65th minute when sophomore captain Daniel Semple opened his account for the season, latching onto a Matthew Greco pass to lash a left-footed strike past the fingertips of Terriers goalkeeper Max Mulvey.
Lewiston native Daud Abdi completed the scoring in the 89th minute, while Mustangs debutant goalkeeper Wyatt Blier prevented further damage with eight saves on the night, including fine stops to deny Hodgins and DeShield-Tankard in the closing stages.
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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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Frustration for Jimenez as Hibs U19s Fall to Rangers at HTC
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It proved a frustrating evening for Bermudian international Logan Jimenez and his Hibernian Under-19 teammates as they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat against Rangers at the Hibernian Training Centre.
The young Hibees found clear openings hard to come by against an organised Rangers defence that controlled proceedings across large spells of the contest.
James Reid broke the deadlock for the visitors with a sharp first-half finish, putting the Glasgow side on the front foot and forcing Hibs to chase the game.
Despite efforts from Jimenez and the forward line to unlock the Rangers backline, the hosts struggled to carve out clear-cut opportunities in the final third.
Alexander Smith made sure of the points late on, stroking home from inside the penalty area to double the advantage and seal a disciplined road victory for the visitors.
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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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DeRoza Assist Guide New Hampshire Past St. John's
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A decisive second-half strike from Graham Dougald and a crucial first-half contribution from Bermudian forward Xahvi DeRoza propelled the University of New Hampshire men's soccer team to a historic 2-1 victory over St. John's at Wildcat Stadium.
The result marks the Wildcats' first-ever win against the Big East programme, lifting UNH to 2-1-0 on the season while evening the all-time series between the two sides at one apiece.
Wildcats Strike First (24'): UNH broke the deadlock midway through the first half when graduate midfielder Miguel Soto Gonzalez found the back of the net. DeRoza played an instrumental role in the build-up, teeing up the Spanish midfielder to hand the hosts a 1-0 advantage.
Red Storm Response (47'): St. John's came out firing after the restart and equalised through Travis Thompson just two minutes into the second half.
The Decisive Winner (55'): The hosts restored their lead eight minutes later when Dougald unleashed a clinical strike to register his first goal for the Wildcats, sealing an emphatic home triumph.
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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Ming Helps Syracuse Dominate Loyola Maryland in Win
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Sachiel Ming and the Syracuse men's soccer team produced a dominant display to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory over Loyola Maryland at the SU Soccer Stadium.
The Orange controlled proceedings from start to finish, keeping a resolute clean sheet while putting on an attacking clinic on home turf.
Syracuse dictated the tempo throughout the contest, relentless in their pressing and attacking output.
The hosts completely overwhelmed the Greyhounds' defence, racking up impressive statistical advantages across the 90 minutes:
Shots: Syracuse outshot Loyola Maryland 22 to 5.
Shots on target: The Orange registered a commanding 9-1 edge on frame.
Set pieces: Syracuse earned an 11-2 advantage in corner kicks, keeping the pressure firmly in the visitors' defensive third.
Ming and his teammates saw out the final whistle with composure to lock down the two-goal margin and complete a thoroughly deserved victory.
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