Photos & Results: BSSF All Star Football Games

January 21, 2018

The west won four of the six matches in the 2018 Bermuda School Sports Federation All Star Football matches at the National Sports Center this weekend, as the island’s talented young footballers showcased their skills in east vs west matches.

The first match of the day saw the west win 4-1 in the Primary School Girls match. The west took the lead midway through the first half after Izzy Simons from Warwick Academy slotted in the first of her three goals from the penalty spot.

Simons doubled the lead early in the second period finding the back of the net with a cool finish. The east would pull one back through Robin-Valana Pearman from Somersfield Academy before Simons completed her hat trick. Simons was named MVP for the West while Imogen Judd from Somersfield Academy was MVP for the east.

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Primary Girls East Team

Zuri Swan, Christia Lugo-Elibox – St. David’s Primary
Breanna Medeiros, Amelie Hernandez Pichardo– Harrington Sound Primary
J’Naz Richards – Victor Scott Primary
Sydney Santos, Kemari Cox – Prospect Primary
Imogen Judd, Hannah Taylor, Kennedy Kowalwski , Robin Valana Pearman – Somersfield Academy

Primary Girls West Team

Camryn Lines, Courtney Sims, Ella Younie- Bermuda High School
Aureeyana Litchmore – Heron Bay Primary
Juliana Vieira – Purvis Primary
Ella Newton, Stasia Spurling, Giana Cedenio – Saltus Grammar School
Izzy Simmons, Bella Charleson, Isabella Sousa – Warwick Academy
Empress O’Loughlin – West End Primary
Ceyarie Jackson, Ny’Asia White – West Pembroke Primary

The east won the primary school boys match 5-4 in a penalty shootout after the match ended in a 1-1 draw. East goalkeeper Skyler Young from Harrington Sound Primary was named MVP along with Saltus Grammar School’s James Morrison.

Primary Boys East Team

Amari Peniston – Northlands Primary School
Ishe Hunidzarira, Olek Lipsink – Mount Saint Agnes Academy
Isis Hayward, St. David’s Primary School
Sa-Qui Robinson, Tajahri Rogers, Rahkeem Wilson – Prospect Primary
Daion Swan-Desilva, Khari Sharrieff, Dazari Tait – Elliot Primary
Zaedyn Philpott, NiZeko Outerbridge, Skyler Young – Harrington Sound Primary
Elias Carpol, Rayjun Hart – Somersfield Academy
Nazarie Dailey – Victor Scott Primary

Primary Boys West Team

Zachary Brown – Gilbert Institute
Nijae Aberdeen, Nahki DeShields, Jayden Symons – Paget Primary
Xahvi DeRosa, Alessio Ferigo, Nayan Grant – Warwick Academy
Zias Smith – West Pembroke
Qur’an Raynor, Tristan Robinson – Port Royal
Josef Ferreira – Purvis Primary
Jace Donawa, Michari Tear-Deleon – West End Primary
James Morrison, Essien Binns – Saltus

Ellie Richmond scored a hat trick to lead the west to a 3-2 victory in the middle school girls match, as the Warwick Academy student found the back of the net with three well executed goals. The east got goals from Whitney Institute’s Jahni Simmons and T’aja Williams from Bermuda High School. Richmond was named west MVP, while Kenshae’ Richardson from Whitney collected MVP honours for the east.

Middle Girls East

Terrinae Trott, Shye Blair-Paynter [Clearwater]
Kenshae’ Richardson, Jahde’ Simmons, Jahni Simmons [Whitney Institute Middle School]
Sarai Richardson, Myeisha Sharrieff [Somersfield Academy]
Chanz Godwin, Gennet Bean, Keara Dill, Elishae’ Smith, Daeriaka Grant [Dellwood Middle School]
Katelyn Mederios, Zorena Anderson, T’aja Williams [Bermuda High School]
Christianna Warren [Mount Saint Agnes Academy]

Middle Girls West Team

Jailyn Boddington, Lauren Cardwell, Caroline Driscoll, Jade Johnson – Saltus Grammar School
Ramiah Brangman, Marli Butterfield, Azra Shakir – Sandys Secondary Middle School
Emily Cabral, Che’Chulae Dowling, Ariana Fox, Massassi Smith – T. N.Tatem Middle School
Constance Betts, Taylor Crichlow, Tayla Horan, Eleanor Richmond, Zemira Webb – Warwick Academy

The west would also win 3-2 in the middle school boys match. Somersfield Academy’s Hunter Outerbridge would give the east the lead with a stunning long range effort in the first minute. That lead would be short lived as Sekai Tatem from T.N. Tatem would level the score two minutes later with a fine finish. Owen Botelho from Mount Saint Agnes would restore the east lead with a goal from the edge of the box. Kydne Mallory would settle things late in the game with two exquisite goals. The Sandys Secondary Middle School student scored his first by chipping the advancing keeper, and minutes later he settled the match with another goal. Mallory was named MVP for the West while Zhani Burgess from the Whitney Institute was named the east MVP.

Middle Boys East Team

Jacob Hodder, Owen Bodelho, Adriano Raymon-Lipinski – Mount Saint Agnes Academy
Hunter OuterBridge – Somersfield Academy
Milai Perott, Camaje’ Easton-Smith, Jahre’ Blakeney, Adrian Trott, Naji Bean – Dellwood Middle School
Lazai Outerbridge, Jelani Simmons, Dante’ Scraders, Deniche’ Hill, Zhani Burgess, Kahzi Sealey, Zyray Brangman – Whitney Institute Middle School

Middle Boys West Team

Cody Robinson, Jared Lines, Ben Osset, Michael Outerbridge, Noah Simmons Botelho – Saltus Grammar School
Sam Williamson, Andre Mussenden, Thierry Burgess – Warwick Academy
Sekai Tatem, Zijae’ Jones, Keshon Paynter, Jehzion Brown, Sancho Smith – T. N. Tatem Middle School
Nkenge Durham, Kynde’ Mallory, Keyni Mills, Eijaz Shakir – Sandy’s Secondary Middle School

Penalties were needed to determine the senior school girl winners and the east held their nerve to score all five of their spot kicks with the west missing only one. The match had ended 2-2; Jade Stewart from CedarBridge Academy scored in the 3rd minute after the ball was handled in the penalty area by a west defender. Adia Gibbons from the Berkeley Institute would equalize for the west after beating the east keeper in a one on one situation. Gibbons would score again after following up on a shot by Teyah Lindo, and Ryley Simmons would equalize for the east with a 35 yard effort. CedarBridge Academy’s Lindo was named MVP along with Saltus Grammar School’s Danni Watson.

Senior Girls Red Team:

Emily Illston, Tia Burrows, Koa Goodchild, Selah Tuzo, McKenna O’Donnell – Saltus Grammar School
Teyah Lindo, Se’lah Ray, Jahdiah Symonds, MaKayla Robinson – CedarBridge Academy
Camryn Swan, Talae Quinn, Messiah Greaves – Bermuda High School
Adia Gibbons, Zahra Wilson, Gemma Lindsay – Berkeley Institute
Sofia Welmer – Warwick Academy

Senior Girls Blue Team:

Gaiya Melakot, Jadae Steede-Hill, Jya Ratteray-Smith, Ryley Simmons, DaZarre’ Place, Jazae Smith – Berkeley Insitute
Danni Watson, Lindsay Pacheco, Za’Kayza Parsons – Saltus Grammar School
Asreal Basden, Jade Stewart, Trinae Edwards, Ka’Ri Richards – CedarBridge Academy
Camille Chin Gurret, Yasmin DeGraff – Warwick Academy

D’Andre Wainwright from the Berkeley Institute would score twice to lead the west to. 2-1 victor over the east in the senior school boys game. Wainwright would score in the fourth minute after getting a head on the end of a Keishon Bean free kick. The east would find a second half equalizer after Jeze Butterfield from the Berkeley Institute scored after beating three defenders before sliding the ball past the west keeper. Wainwright would be on hand again to seal the victory for the west with minutes left on the clock. The east MVP was Jalun Hassell from CedarBridge Academy while the West MVP title went to Berkeley’s Jinairo Johnson.

Senior Boys Red Team:

Keitaro Darrell, Jahkeylo Burgess, Giano Liburd, Q’Shai Darrell – CedarBridge Academy
Matteo Isaac, Ashan Hart, Brandon O’Connor, Leo Harris – Saltus Grammar School
Patrick Quinn – Warwick Academy
Zuhri Burgess – Impact Mentoring
Jahdae Wade, DeAndre’ Ball, D’Andre Wainwright, Jinairo Johnson, Mical Hartman, Che-Kai Zuill, Arnezha’ Astwood – Berkeley Institute

Senior Boys Blue Team:

Neil Figureido, Sherwin Jones – Saltus Grammar School
Jalun Hassell, Omar Wilson, Jah-Von Morgan, Keishon Bean – CedarBridge Academy
Dylan Pedro, Leo Forte – Warwick Academy
Jaheim Iris, Jenico Sealey, JeZe Butterfield, Nizigh Spence, Damion Simmons, Samario Valasse-Paul, Jahseiko Richardson-Martin, Quinaceo Hunt, Seon Tatem – Berkeley Institute

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