Bermuda has achieved a significant milestone in global netball, officially confirming their position within the top 20 teams in the world in the latest Netball World Rankings.
The latest release of the Netball World Rankings places Bermuda at 20th position overall, marking a major achievement for the sport on the island.
This ranking reflects the team's consistent performance and success in international competition over the qualifying period. Notable efforts included their recent participation in the Battle of the Isles Netball Tournament in the Caribbean, which contributed to their final ranking.
Achieving a ranking within the top 20 is a major boost for Netball Bermuda, validating the development and commitment of the national squad and solidifying Bermuda's rising profile on the global netball stage.
Further insight and reaction to this achievement will be available tonight at 7:30 pm, where listeners will hear directly from the Netball Bermuda President, the National Coach, the Captain, and the Vice President.
Saturday, December 06, 2025
Netball Action Sees Big Wins at Bernard Park
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Netball Bermuda League action at the Bernard Park delivered compelling contests across all divisions, highlighted by dominant performances from Storm Lightning and Phoenix Flames, while top young talent was recognized in every age group.
In the 13 & Under Division, Storm Lightning secured a commanding 14-6 victory over North Village Lady Rams. Storm Lightning's goals came from Sophia Odouri (9) and Eliana Trott (5), with Odouri also earning Best Attacker. Storm Lightning's MVP was Savana Hayward. For the North Village Lady Rams, Taylor Kyme scored all 6 goals, with Adiah Jennings named MVP.
Phoenix Embers defeated Storm Thunder 12-7. Quin Burgess led the Embers with 10 goals and was named both Best Attacker and MVP. Storm Thunder’s goals came from Xela Hall (4) and Honor White (3), with Tamirra Richardson taking the MVP award.
In the 10 & Under Division—where results are not officially recorded—top performers were celebrated. For Phoenix Sparks, Iyla Bascome was named MVP. Dandy Stars saw A’nylah Tucker take the MVP prize, while Kanji Armstrong was the MVP for Storm, and Bry’li Scott won MVP for North Village Lady Rams.
The 16 & Under Division saw Phoenix Fire claim a decisive 32-9 win over Dandy Stars. Phoenix Fire’s goals were led by Shiloh Simmons (20), who was also named Best Attacker, with Nyli Grant earning MVP. For Dandy Stars, Jaeda Morgan-Dill (5) and Izzy Hassell (4) contributed the goals, and Naiah Raynor was recognized as the MVP and Best Defender.
The match between Storm and North Village Lady Rams finished in a 16-16 draw. E’Rynn Paynter scored 13 for the Lady Rams and was named Best Attacker, while Kse Jennings earned MVP. For Storm, Sah-Qurity Warner (11) and Diya Steede (5) scored, with Vongai Benza named MVP.
In the First Division, Phoenix Flames delivered the highest score of the day, defeating DC Diamonds 40-10. Kammie Mills was exceptional for the Flames, scoring 36 goals and earning Best Attacker, while Uni Simmons took the MVP award. DC Diamonds saw Sioma Rudo score 7 goals and was named both Best Attacker and MVP.
In the Premier Division, Storm Surge defeated Phoenix Heat 27-19. Storm Surge’s goals were split between Kaamilah Nasir (12) and Elishae Smith (12), with Smith also taking the MVP award. For Phoenix Heat, K’xiyane Gibbons led the scoring with 16 goals and was named Best Attacker, with Jaya Dillas taking the MVP prize.
Thursday, December 04, 2025
Bermuda Achieves Top 20 Status in Netball World Rankings
Bermuda Team
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Bermuda has achieved a significant milestone in global netball, confirming their position within the top 20 teams in the world in the current Netball World Rankings.
The latest release of the Netball World Rankings places Bermuda at 20th position overall. This ranking reflects the team's consistent performance and success in international competition over the qualifying period, including their recent efforts at the Battle of the Isles Netball Tournament in the Caribbean.
Achieving a ranking within the top 20 is a major boost for Netball Bermuda, validating the development and commitment of the national squad. This placement solidifies Bermuda's rising profile on the global netball stage.
Thursday, December 04, 2025
Tigers Roar to Victory Over Storm Surge
Tigers Best Attacker Jahtuere Trott
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The defending Premier Division champions, Tigers, demonstrated their pedigree with a commanding 40-27 victory over Storm Surge in the latest round of Netball Bermuda action, at Bernard Park establishing their authority in a crucial league fixture.
The Tigers' victory was built on a clinical attacking display led by the impressive performance of Jahkenya Trott, who was deservedly named the Most Valuable Player (MVP). Trott was the game's top scorer, netting a massive 26 goals for the champions. She was supported by twin sister Jahtuere Trott who scored 12 goals, which earned the Best Attacker award, and Demiqua Daniels added 2 goals, she was also named the Best Defender.
Storm Surge put up a determined fight but ultimately could not match the Tigers' goal haul. Their scoring was led by Inshan-nae Smith, who netted 15 goals, with contributions from Rihanna Reddicks with 9 goals and Selah Tuzo added 3 goals.
Storm Surge saw their MVP award go to Debre Evans, while Tuzo was named Best Attacker, and Elishae Smith earned the Best Defender title for their efforts in the challenging match. The 13-goal margin confirms the Tigers' intent to retain their championship status this season.
Tuesday, December 02, 2025
Aces Defeat Parish in Rescheduled First Division Match
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A rescheduled First Division match took place at Bernard Park, with the Atlantic Aces securing a 33-25 victory over Hamilton Parish Sports Program.
The Atlantic Aces' victory was built on a strong offensive performance from their attackers. Charlotte Evans led the scoring charge, netting 19 goals and earning the title of Best Attacker. Supporting her effort was the team's MVP, Jasmine Mapp, who added 14 goals. Defensively, Lexi Haywood was recognized as the team's Best Defender, helping to restrict the Hamilton Parish attack.
The Hamilton Parish Sports Program put up a determined fight, with their goals coming primarily from their Best Attacker, Letifah Smith, who scored 18 goals. Kayla Burgess contributed a further 7 goals to the team's total. For Hamilton Parish, Vashti Smith was named the Best Defender, and Deshae Darrell earned the MVP award for her performance.
