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Monday, September 07, 2026
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Cardwell & Toronto Keep Perfect Pre-Season Record
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Bermudian international Lauren Cardwell helped the University of Toronto Varsity Blues maintain their flawless start to the 2026 pre-season campaign with a 2-0 victory over the University of Waterloo Warriors.
Following dominant wins over the Varsity Blues Alumni (4-1) and Western University (5-0), Toronto delivered another measured performance at Back Campus Fields to register their third consecutive pre-season triumph.
Cardwell played a central role in anchoring a resolute defensive setup that recorded back-to-back clean sheets, frustrating Waterloo’s attacking sorties while Toronto's forward line struck either side of the interval to seal the win.
The victory caps a commanding warm-up schedule for head coach Cassius Mendonça’s side, who carry unblemished form into their Ontario University Athletics (OUA) regular-season opener against McMaster University on September 11th.
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Sunday, September 06, 2026
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Cardwell & Toronto Maintain Winning Pre-Season Run
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Bermudian defender Lauren Cardwell helped University of Toronto Varsity Blues extend their perfect start to the 2026 pre-season with a commanding 5-0 victory over Western University alumni.
Following on from their opening 4-1 triumph over the Varsity Blues Alumni, Toronto produced an authoritative display at both ends of the pitch.
Cardwell anchored a disciplined defensive backline that gave up few scoring opportunities, securing a clean sheet while Toronto's forward line clinically capitalised on their chances to register five unanswered goals.
The back-to-back pre-season victories provide further momentum for head coach Cassius Mendonça's side as they continue preparations for the upcoming Ontario University Athletics campaign.
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Saturday, September 05, 2026
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Cardwell & Toronto Open Pre-Season with Win over Alumni
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Bermudian defender Lauren Cardwell and her University of Toronto Varsity Blues team-mates made a winning start to their 2026 pre-season campaign, securing a 4-1 victory over the University of Toronto Alumni team.
The traditional curtain-raiser provided an early test for the reigning OUA contenders as they integrated returning veterans and fresh faces ahead of the competitive collegiate schedule.
Cardwell featured in a solid defensive unit that largely nullified the experienced former Varsity Blues stars, allowing Toronto's attack to find its rhythm and put away four goals at the other end.
The comprehensive win offers head coach Cassius Mendonça's side positive momentum as they fine-tune their tactical structure before opening their official Ontario University Athletics regular season.
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Friday, September 04, 2026
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Low-scoring Thrillers at PCC in Inline Ball Hockey Action
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Defenses reigned supreme at the Pembroke Community Club rink as two closely fought inline ball hockey encounters produced just one goal apiece.
In the opening clash, Jingles Jawbreakers edged Mason's Pylons 1-0 in a tight defensive battle. The decisive moment came courtesy of James Amaral, whose solitary strike proved enough to secure maximum points for his side.
The second fixture followed an identical pattern, with Rev Auto Rippers claiming a narrow 1-0 victory over McKee Swizzle Magnets.
Matthew Benson provided the breakthrough, converting the game's only goal to break the deadlock and steer the Rippers home in an attritional contest.
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Thursday, September 03, 2026
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Benson Fires Four as PCC Rink Serves Up 23-Goal Thriller
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Spectators were treated to an avalanche of offence at the PCC Hockey Rink as a Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey double-header produced 23 goals across two pulsating encounters.
Matthew Benson delivered the standout individual performance of the evening, burying four goals to propel Rev Auto Rippers to an 8-6 triumph over Jingles Jawbreakers, following Mason's Pylons' narrow 5-4 victory over McKee Swizzle Magnets in the opener.
The opening contest proved a tightly contested affair, with Mason's Pylons relying on a balanced attack to edge McKee Swizzle Magnets 5-4.
Five different scorers found the target for the Pylons, as Louis Sujir, Mathieu Desjardins, Ryan Bates, Matt MacPhail, and Bruce Sinclair each struck once.
The Magnets pushed them right to the wire behind a two-goal salvo from Shawn McKee, alongside solitary markers from Alexandre Larouche and Craig Rowat, but the Pylons held firm in the closing minutes to secure the points.
The evening's second fixture delivered even more fireworks, with Rev Auto Rippers outgunning Jingles Jawbreakers in a breathless 14-goal shootout.
Benson proved virtually uncontainable, leading the charge with a clinical four-goal display. Bill Calko provided vital offensive support with a brace, while Robert Osbourne and Tommy Miller chipped in with a goal apiece to complete the Rippers' eight-goal tally.
The Jawbreakers refused to go quietly, spearheading a ferocious counter-attack led by Kyle Hankins’ hat-trick and a double from Hart Freedman. Matthew Ingleman also added a single marker, but the Rippers’ firepower ultimately proved decisive.
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