Bermuda Football Association (BFA) will be hosting their first-ever beach football tournament at Clearwater Beach, Southside, St.David's.

The league will start on Saturday, August 9, and will run until September 6.

It will consist of three divisions – men's, women's and under-15s open – with 10 teams in each division.

Teams will be allowed a roster of 20 players, but only 12 players will be allowed to play in each game. During the four-week tournament, games will be played on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Entry forms can be picked up from the BFA office or online at www.Bermudafa.com. The registration deadline is August 6.

The BFA aim to start a beach football league by the summer of 2009.

U-16s on top

form in US

Bermuda U--16 Select 2 Enyysa Dinamo 0

Bermuda U-16 Select 1

Futura Juventus 0

Bermuda's football stars of the future continued their impressive form by claiming another two victories in the Schwan's USA Cup in Minnesota.

The team, who are using the competition as a warm-up for their Under-17 World Cup qualifiers later this month, beat Enyysa Dinamo 2-0 on Thursday to progress to the play-off stage of the tournament.

Goals from Zeiko Lewis and Anthony Hunter helped the Gombey Warriors to the win.

On Wednesday, Bermuda defeated Futura Juventus 1-0 courtesy of a strike from lone striker Kashai Davis who latched onto a long goal kick from 'keeper Corey Robinson, before beating the last defender and slotting home.

Sobers game

rained out

Bermuda Under-18 national cricket team's match against Trinidad's Under-17s was abandoned on Thursday in the first over of the Sir Garfield Sobers International School Tournament due to rain.

Bermuda had won the toss and sent Trinidad into bat with the score on two without loss when play was stopped.

With two matches left, Bermuda have nothing left to play for but pride after finally notching their first win against Samuel Jackson Prep. on Tuesday.

Matches against Barbados Cricket League and Coleridge and Parry School will round off the tournament for the visitors, whose current record is one win, four losses and two matches abandoned.