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Monday, February 08, 2010
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Women's, First & Premier Stats
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 Chris Furbert has 4 League Goals IslandStats.com
Following games this weekend Lady Rams stand alone atop of the Women’s Division having won all five of their games, with Lady Cougars three points back having played four games. Lady Rams have scored 40 goals, while the Lady Cougars became the last team in the Bermuda Football Association’s Women’s, First & Premier Division to concede a goal, this came after some 359 minutes of action. Lady Rams player Shuntae Todd leads the league in goalscoring with 12, while her teammate Dominique Richardson has scored 10 times, Dandy Stars player Stephanie Flemming and Lady Cougars player Jessica Furtado have found the net four times each.
First Division
St. David’s are at the top of the Bermuda Football Association’s First Division Table with 35 points from 14 games, St. George’s Colts are second on goal difference having played 14 games for their 33 points, while Robin Hood have played one game more. Jahron Dickinson from St. George’s Colts is the leading scorer with 13 goals, while Ricky Saltus from X’Road’s and Kevin Ronaldson from MR. Onion's have found the net 12 times. Otis Minors from St. David’s has scored 11 times.
Premier Division
The Dandy Town Hornets continue to lead the Premier Division standings with 28 points, while the North Village Rams are in second place with 26 points, with PHC Zebras in third place with 24 points. Nahki Wells from the Dandy Town Hornets leads the league in the goalscoring department with 12 goals, while North Village Rams striker Jason Lee has scored 10 times. Raymond Beach from the Dandy Town Hornets has scored 9 goals and Kyle Jones from Devonshire Colts has found the net 8 times.
Click Here to see the Full Women’s, First & Premier Division Standings & Goalscorers
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Sunday, February 07, 2010
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First & Premier Division Round Up
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 Action from Police Field IslandStats.com
Prospect United 0 Young Men Social Club 2
At Police Field, visitors Young Men Social Club took the lead in the 6th minute when a Prospect United defender turned the ball into his own goal following a corner. In the 68th minute Quincy Paynter doubled the lead as they held on for the 2 – 0 win.
St. George’s Colts 0 X’Road’s 1
After a scoreless first half at the Wellington Oval, Gernell Darrell scored for X’Road’s midway through the second half as they defeated the St. George’s Colts 1 – 0.
MR Onion’s 1 BAA 3
At Lord’s in St. David’s, Kevin Ronaldson gave MR Onion’s the lead in the 38th minute, George Morris equalized for BAA ten minutes later. Travis Trott then gave BAA the lead in the 61st minute and he found the net again ten minutes later for BAA to win 3 – 1.
Paget Lions 1 Ireland Rangers 1
At the White Hill Field, Nathan Darrell gave Ireland Rangers the lead in the 59th minute, Jamie Raynor equalized for the Paget Lions in the 81st minute as the teams shared the points.
St. David’s 10 Wolves 0
At Lord’s in St. David’s, George O'Brien gave the home team the lead in the 23rd minute when he converted from the penalty spot, Shea Pitcher doubled the lead in the 31st minute, seven minutes later Landro Minors made it 3 – 0 for the home team over Wolves. Otis Minors scored in the 51st minute to make it 4 – 0, and five minutes later Ankoma Cannonier scored from the penalty spot to make it 5 – 0. Lionel Cann got in on the scoring act in the 70 minute, before Minors scored his second goal of the game in the 75th minute. The home team scored three goals in injury time, with Aaron Crockwell, Devon Rogers and Minors all finding the net. Minors’ goal completed his hat-trick.
Premier Division
PHC Zebras 1 Devonshire Colts 1
 Action between PHC Zebras & Devonshire Colts
At the Southampton Oval, Carlos Trott gave visiting Devonshire Colts the lead in the 41st minute, but a Chris Furbert free kick in the 76th minute earned both teams a point.
Boulevard Blazers 2 North Village Rams 4
At the BAA Field, the North Village Rams got two goals from Jason Lee and single strikes from Ralph Bean Jr. and Jameiko Jennings as they defeated the Boulevard Blazers 4 – 2. Dion Stovall and Angelo Simmons scored the goals for Boulevard.
Somerset Eagles 2 Somerset Trojans 0
Goals from Danvers Seymour and Aquino Grant gave Somerset Eagles a 2 – 0 win over visiting Somerset Trojans at the White Hill Field.
Hamilton Parish 1 Dandy Town Hornets 2
At the Wellington Oval, the Dandy Town Hornets took the lead in the 8th minute through an own goal, Lashon Dill doubled the Dandy Town lead with a goal in the 59th minute. Angelo Cannonier pulled a goal back for Hamilton Parish in the 90th minute as Dandy Town held on for the 2 – 1 win.
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Saturday, February 06, 2010
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Bistro Cup & Women's Round Up
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 Action from BAA Field IslandStats.com
In this Bistro Cup Quarter-Final match up saw BAA get off to a flying start scoring two goals inside the first 20 minutes and never looked back. Martin Jones found the back of the net twice, while Neil Churchill scored the other as they defeated Valley FC 3 – 0.
Vasco 4 Tuff Dogs 3
Vasco got goals from Quincy Aberdeen, Ricardo Arudda, Joe Barbosa and Stefen Tellmen as they knocked the Corona League Leaders out of the Bistro Cup defeating them 4 – 3. Robert Marquez, Aaron Browne and Ryan Gaglio scored for Tuff Dogs.
Women’s Division
Lady Rams 10 Dandy Stars 1
Dominique Richardson scored a hat-trick to lead the Lady Rams to a 10 – 1 win over the Dandy Stars at the BFA Field. Jordan Kuebler and Shauntae Todd scored two goals each, while Jenay Edness, Yana Ballantyne and Ashley Wall all added a goal apiece for the winners, April Jackson scored the lone goal for the Dandy Stars.
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Friday, February 05, 2010
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Women's, Premier & Corona Round Up
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Women’s Division
Lady Cougars 8 Prospect Lady Panthers 1
At the Devonshire Rec. the Lady Cougars had eight different players find the back of the net, Kashintae Fox opened the scoring in the 13th minute, before Donte Allen doubled the lead in the 38th minute. Akilah Berkeley Bremar made it 3 – 0 with a goal in the 50th minute and then Zakiya Maynard made it 4 – 0 in the 67th minute. Tamisha Darrell scored in the 69th minute for the Lady Cougars to make the score 5 – 0, seven minutes later Jessica Furtado made it 6 – 0. Three minutes later Arkeita Smith beat the Prospect Unitedkeeper and then Shabena Crockwell scored in the 86th minute to give them a 8 – 0 lead, but in the 89th minute Prospect got on the score sheet when Leanne Yates scored from close range following a corner.
Premier Division
Devonshire Cougars 3 Southampton Rangers 2
In the Devonshire Rec. night cap, visitors Southampton Rangers took the lead in the 38th minute when a Jahma Charles free kick was heading in off a Devonshire Cougars defender. After the break Devonshire Cougars finally found the equalizer, in the 55th minute Southampton Rangers goalkeeper Jason Smith was caught in possession and then he fouled Domico Coddington in the box and was sent off, Aljame Zuil was able to hold his nerve and score pass substitute goalkeeper Gerald Simons to level the score. Zuill put Cougars ahead in the 61st minute, a foul in the box by Charles resulted in Zuill stepping up and beating Simons to his left. In the 74th minute Devonshire Coughars player-coach Kwame Steede put them ahead 3 – 1 when he headed home a cross from the right, but a diving header from Keemo Smith in the 78th minute pulled Southampton Rangers within one, but they could not find the equalizer.
Corona League Bistro Cup Quarter Finals
Robin Hood 1 Lobster Pot 0
At the BAA Field, Robin Hood advanced to the Bistro Cup Semi-Final with a hard fought 1 – 0 win over Lobster Pot. Ryan Matchum scored the lone goal of the game to see them advance.
West End United 6 MR Onion’s 2
Eugene Simmons scored a hat-trick to lead West End United to a 6 – 2 win over MR Onion’s. Junior DeSilva scored twice, while Matthew Carvalho scored the other for the winners, while Gordon Patterson and Daz Thomas scored for MR Onion’s.
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Friday, February 05, 2010
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Kris Frick & Reggie Lambe Updates
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Kris Frick Suspension Reduced
Back on Thursday September 4th 2008 the Bermuda Football Association (BFA) announced that Kris Frick was handed a Five (5) year ban from all international competition and Two (2) year ban from all domestic competition, today the BFA has released the following Press Release.
During its meeting on Wednesday, January 27th, the Executive Council reviewed the suspension that was issued to Frick in 2008 as a result of matters pertaining to his refusal to continue participating with the National Team during the DIGICEL Tournament in Cayman Islands.
The Executive Council were of the opinion that the suspension issued was worthy of consideration and as a result took the decision to grant Frick early reinstatement and considered the suspension as time already served.
In making this decision, the Executive Council wants to make it clear that it does not condone any acts of disrespect toward the National Program or those charged with the responsibility of overseeing the National Program and therefore encourages all players to abide by and conform to the same principles as all others involved in the National Program.
In closing, we wish to advise that Frick, as is the case for any other player has the right to join the National Program should he be selected and wishes to do so.
Reggie Lambe
Ipswich Town boss Roy Keane says he has received loan interest in members of his squad including Lambe since the transfer window ended on Monday. Football League clubs are able to take players on emergency loans from next week.
Keane said: “We’ve had one or two offers after the deadline in terms of for next week, which is something I’m weighing up at the moment.”
The Town manager has previously said that he would be willing to allow the likes of defender Troy Brown and winger Lambe out to gain experience, while the club appears to have a surfeit of midfielders with experienced players such as Alan Quinn rarely involved of late.
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