Moreira: Keepers Have ‘Impeccable Work Ethic’
[Written by Don Burgess]
Who will start in goal on Sunday when Bermuda takes on Haiti in its first game of the Gold Cup?
Bermuda goalkeeper coach John Moreira said that Quinaceo Hunt, Dale Eve, and Jahquil Hill are all “great young men” with “impeccable work ethic”, and are all fighting to be the number one choice when our team battles Les Grenadiers at the Estadio Nacional.
Quinaceo Hunt, Dale Eve, and Jahquil Hill at the training session in Costa Rica yesterday:
“They are all great young men,” he told Bernews in a recent interview. ”They are all hard workers. Their work ethic is impeccable.
“Their desire and willingness to compete makes it very enjoyable for me whether they are one, two, or three on that given day.” He added, “Everyone is going to be fighting hard to get that number one spot.”
In addition to our three goalkeepers, Bermuda’s team includes Nahki Wells, Dante Leverock, Jonte Smith, Reggie Lambe, Oliver Jalen Harvey, Calon Minors, Roger Lee, Kacy Milan Butterfield, Jaylon Bather, Lejaun Simmons, Donte Brangman, Chikosi Basden, Zeiko Lewis, Willie Clemons, Osagi Bascome, Cecoy Robinson, Justin Donawa, Wendell Tre Ming, Liam Evans, and Marco Warren.
Video interview with Bermuda’s Goalkeeper Coach John Moreira:
The Gombey Warriors will take on Haiti on June 16th in Costa Rica, then Costa Rica on June 20th in Dallas, and then match up against Nicaragua on June 24th in New Jersey, and in an effort to provide comprehensive coverage of Bermuda’s debut in this highly prestigious regional competition, Bernews has a dedicated reporter traveling with the team in order to bring all the latest action and insights, with the special coverage thanks to the support of Butterfield & Vallis, One Communications, and Bermuda Security Group.
If you want additional coverage, please feel free to join Bernews new Sports Facebook group, where our traveling reporter is providing daily updates and some ‘behind the scenes’ coverage.
