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Friday, March 06, 2026
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West Stage Late Comeback as Youth Shine at North Field
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The National Sports Center North Field was a hive of activity as the island's premier showcase of youth football talent took center stage. In a joint initiative between the Bermuda School Sports Federation and the Department of Youth and Sport, the 2026 All-Star matches provided a high-octane platform for the next generation of Bermudian stars to demonstrate their clinical edge and technical growth.
The day began with a dominant display from the East in the Primary School girls' fixture, as they overwhelmed the West with a comprehensive six one victory. Molly Morton of Somersfield Academy was the standout performer, delivering a clinical hat-trick to lead her side to glory. The East's offensive pressure was further rewarded with goals from Rhiannon Rushe, Amira Whitter, and Myla Desjardins. Sofia Cooper managed a consolation for the West, but it was not enough to stem the tide. Tamera Smith earned MVP honors for the East, while Ava-Rose Richardson was recognized as the standout for the West.
The East’s momentum carried into the Middle School girls' match, though the contest proved far more balanced. Melah Rutherford ignited the East with an early first-half strike, only for Sandys Secondary standout Zaya Cann-Berkley to restore parity with a well-taken equalizer. In a cruel twist of fate for the West, a late own goal ultimately decided the encounter, handing the East a two one win. Both goalscorers, Rutherford and Cann-Berkley, were rightfully named MVPs for their respective sides in recognition of their tireless contributions.
However, the tides began to turn as the boys' divisions took the pitch. In the Primary School boys' match, the West secured a resolute three one victory, sparked by a magnificent long-range free kick from Declan O’Sullivan. Kash Butterfield doubled the advantage in the second half before Karter Riley effectively put the game out of reach. Maceo Hunt Woolridge clawed one back for the East late on, but the West remained firm. Defensive stalwart Royce Tyrrell was named MVP for the East, while Maze Darrell’s exceptional performance in goal earned him the MVP award for the West.
The evening concluded with the headline Senior School boys' match, where the West continued their winning streak with a hard-earned two one result. Jayden Smith provided an early breakthrough for the West, and Logan Viera doubled the lead shortly before the interval. The East found a glimmer of hope through a stunning long-range effort from Xave Smith, but the West defensive line held firm under sustained pressure to see out the win. The tireless work rate of midfielders Amir Weller and Kydan Browne did not go unnoticed, as both were honored with MVP awards to cap off a historic day for Bermudian school football.
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Thursday, March 05, 2026
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Youth Football Talent Takes Centre Stage for Showcase
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Excitement is reaching fever pitch as the National Sports Center North Field prepares to host the island's premier showcase of youth football talent this Friday. In a joint initiative between the Bermuda School Sports Federation and the Department of Youth and Sport, the 2026 All-Star matches will bring together the most outstanding players from across the school system.
Primary School East Girls
Taeya Weeks (Victor Scott Primary) Mina Lowe (Northlands Primary) Rhiannon Rushe, Teagan Scott-Hanley, Tamera Smith (Mount Saint Agnes Academy)Myla Desjardins, Molly Morton (Somersfield Academy) Jordyn Paul (Elliot Primary) Amira Whitter, Syann Place Gill, Skyla Mota (Francis Patton Primary) Livia Mwaura, Eliza Grasso, Isabella Artuso (Bermuda High School) Keriuna Symonds (St. David’s Primary)
Primary School West Girls
Sofia Cooper, Sammy Davis, Nia Maughan (Saltus Grammar School) Freya Dunkle, Jemima Gregory, Ava-Rose Richardson (Warwick Academy) Celestine Fampulme (Purvis Primary) Ke'Miyah Gibbons, Aylah Lambert (West Pembroke Primary) Alexa McCook, Denym Richardson (West End Primary) Capree Smith (Dalton E Tucker Primary) Tavia Smith (Paget Primary)
Middle School East Girls
Sophia Lewter, Sydney Pethick, Leydi Raynor, Ki’Ana Simmons, Kierra Broadley-Samuels (Saltus Grammar School) Kyra Simmons, Phoenix Williams (Mount Saint Agnes Academy) Anya-Aeleishe Pearman, Aniah Tucker, G’en Bell, Sophie Farrer, Anna Green (Somersfield Academy) Melah Rutherford, Cataliah Pitcher Place, Hailey Bremar, Yendi Chase Simmons, Sanaa Douglas (The Whitney Institute Middle School) Olivia Allers (The Bermuda Institute)
Middle School West Girls
Devi Samuels, Anabelle Shah, Sagely O’Flynn, Napri Pitt Gray, Evelyn Brogden (Warwick Academy) Y’ves Tucker, Knalah Thompson, Gabrielle Burch (Dellwood Middle School) Ja’Zhuria Pascoe-Trott, Zaya Cann-Berkley (Sandys Secondary Middle School) Bella Watson, Amia McCook, Harper Franklin, Zooey de loss Santos, Xao Coddington (Bermuda High School)
Primary School Boys East Team
Khol Smith, Yuri Easton (Elliot Primary) Trevor Mills, Aiden Livingston (Somersfield Academy) Kayin Mouchette (St. George’s Preperatory) Royce Tyrrell, Gavin Almeida, Logan Richardson (Mount Saint Agnes Academy) Lux Paynter, Maceo Hunt Woolridge (Harrington Sound Primary) Joseph Viera (Victor Scott Primary) Tru Dillas (Northlands Primary)
Primary School Boys West Team
Ashlee Clay, Roman Bather, Nathan Bang (Port Royal Primary) Rylen Bean (Somerset Primary) David Gutteridge, Kash Butterfield, Shammaah Darko (Warwick Academy) Declan o’Sullivan, Conor Kane (Saltus Grammar) Rai Edness, Karter Riley (West Pembroke Primary) Tajae Simons, Kennedy Seymour, Maze Darrell (The Bermuda Institute) Trevor Smith (Paget Primary) Mathias Simons, Dennai Outerbridge, Jayden Burgess (West End Primary) Omeir Sharrieff (Purvis Primary)
Senior School East Team
Elliot Proctor, Scy Devant, Noah Gift, Sami Carolo (Mount Saint Agnes Academy) Zach McGuire, Kydan Browne, Isai Gibbons, Aiden Hidalgo, Ethan Adderley, Saezjhor Dent (Saltus Grammar) Xion Smith, Xave Smith, Treazi Gibbons, Dezi Harvey,Tyree Fubler, Jaedon Proctor (CedarBridge Academy)
Senior School West Team
Matthew Troake, Marc Rajeh, Masaki Kitade, Namazio Dill (Somersfield Academy) Elias Reece, Callum McIntosh, Zaccheus Grant, Willima Spriggs, Jayden Smith, Alexander Smith, Max Kimberley (Warwick Academy) Logan Vieira,Patrick Dill Jr., Amir Weller, Jéon Wolfe, Khiry White, Norico Furbert , Qash Lambert (The Berkeley Institute)
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Wednesday, March 04, 2026
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Bermuda’s Next Generation set for All-Star Showdown
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 Excitement is reaching fever pitch as the National Sports Center North Field prepares to host the island's premier showcase of youth football talent this Friday.
In a joint initiative between the Bermuda School Sports Federation and the Department of Youth and Sport, the 2026 All-Star matches will bring together the most outstanding players from across the school system. The event has long served as a vital stepping stone for Bermuda's emerging stars, offering a platform for primary, middle, and senior school students to demonstrate their skills in a high-stakes environment.
The action kicks off at 2:00 PM with the Primary School Girls' match, followed by the Middle School Girls at 3:30 PM. These opening fixtures have traditionally been closely contested affairs, highlighting the rapid growth and technical development of the women's game at the grassroots level.
As the evening sun begins to set over the North Field, the boys take center stage. The Primary School Boys' encounter is scheduled for 5:00 PM, leading into the night's headline event: the Senior School Boys' match at 7:00 PM. This final fixture often features players who are already making waves in the domestic Premier Division and knocking on the door of national team selection.
With a legacy of producing some of Bermuda's finest international representatives, including current professional stars, tomorrow's matches are expected to draw a significant crowd of families, scouts, and football enthusiasts. Organizers are encouraging the public to come out in force to support the dedication and passion of these young athletes as they compete for bragging rights in this annual celebration of school sports.
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Monday, March 02, 2026
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Sampson Secures Promotion in Historic Debut Season in Spain
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Midfielder Kai Sampson has capped off a remarkable debut year in Spain, earning promotion with Fundación Deportiva de Málaga CF to the Segunda Andaluza. The achievement marks a significant milestone for the 19-year-old, who has successfully transitioned from the UK to the competitive landscape of Spanish football within a single senior campaign.
Sampson’s journey to the south coast of Spain began in July 2025, when he was selected as part of the club’s Summer Showcase cohort. His technical ability and tactical awareness quickly caught the eye of Head Coach Sergio Matez, leading to a permanent signing in September after a stint at the Steven Gerrard Academy in England.
Adapting to the "Spanish style" is often a hurdle for foreign players, but Sampson has established himself as a fixture within the side during his first year. His integration into the squad has been seamless, with the central midfielder citing the club's professional environment and family-like culture as key factors in his rapid development.
The promotion to Segunda Andaluza represents more than just a step up in divisions; it validates Sampson’s decision to move to the Iberian Peninsula in search of a professional pathway. To achieve senior team promotion in a debut season is a rare feat, signaling a special year for the young Bermudian as he continues to climb the Spanish football pyramid.
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Friday, February 27, 2026
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Rogers & Warwick Withstand Fightback to Reach Quarter-Finals
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No fewer than thirty-two goals were netted in the National League Under-19 Alliance League Cup fourth round as eight sides took another significant step toward the final. Among those progressing were Tajahri Rogers and his Racing Club Warwick Under-19 Academy teammates, who secured their passage following a spirited encounter in Lincolnshire.
Racing Club Warwick appeared in total control at the interval against Boston United, heading into the break with a two-goal cushion. However, they were forced to survive a determined second-half fightback from the Pilgrims before ultimately prevailing with a 4–2 victory. The visitors’ clinical edge proved decisive, with the scoresheet featuring Josh Flynn, Ben Flynn, Jack Beech, and Reece Kennedy.
The result is a significant milestone for Warwick, which knocked out the defending champions, Eastleigh, in the previous round. Their reward for overcoming Boston United is a home tie in the quarter-finals, with the draw confirming they will face AFC Dunstable on Wednesday, March 25th.
For Rogers, a former CedarBridge Academy captain now playing abroad in the United Kingdom, the cup run represents a high-water mark in a season where Racing Club Warwick remains one of the form sides in the Alliance's Division G.
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