Bermuda Under-14s national rugby team, represented by ten local schools, recently completed a tour of Toronto, Canada where they won successive matches.During the three-day visit, Bermuda played two fixtures against Trinity College School Under-14s and Oshawa Vikings Under-14/15s.It was the second trip to Toronto in a matter of weeks for Bermuda Youth Rugby whose Under-16 team won one game and lost another during their tour of the city.Bermuda Under-14s defeated Trinity College School 26-5 in their opening game thanks to tries from Padraic O’Shaughnessy, Enchye Zuill, Brenton Davis and Milvin DeRosa.In the team’s second match against Oshawa Vikings, Bermuda enjoyed an emphatic 39-0 victory courtesy of tries from Tyquann Perinchief, Tariq Thomas, O’Shaughnessy (2), Janiko Francis, Zuill and Davis.Devrae Noel-Simmons, a Bermuda coach, said: “It was a very successful tour both on and off the field, with the players getting to experience the sights, sounds and culture of Toronto and take on two tough teams.“On behalf of the players, coaches and management I would like to thank Trinity College School and Oshawa Vikings for their excellent hospitality. I would also like to thank the families of the players for their continued support for this tour and throughout the year.”Bermuda Under-14 squad: Logan Ball, Warwick Academy; Jonathan Hodgkins, Warwick Academy’ Alex Doyling, Bermuda Institute; Janiko Francis, Berkeley Institute; Zahyinde Lightbourne-Cann, Dellwood, Peter Kiernan Jr.; Warwick Academy, Brenton Davis, Dellwood; Padraic OShaughnessy, Somersfield; Jacque deVerteuil, Warwick Academy; Hussani Samuels, TN Tatem; Tyquann Perinchief, TN Tatem; Kelin Williams, Home School; Milvin DeRosa, TN Tatem; Zachary Johnson, Mount Saints Agnes; Ezekiel Williams, TN Tatem; Tariq Thomas, Sandys; Enchye Zuill, Whitney Institute; Asante Darrell, TN Tatem; Kaie Williams, Saltus; Brandon Wilson, TN Tatem; Seth Burt, TN Tatem; Azzi Mayes, Bermuda Institute; Keith Hodgkins, coach; Devrae Noel-Simmons, coach; Nick Ball, coach; Patrick Calow, coach; James O’Shaughnessy, manager