In a decisive 57‑22 victory at Windsor Park, the UBC Oceanic College of Business Ravens retained their perfect start to the British Columbia Premier League, with Bermudian centre Jamin Hodgkins playing a pivotal role. Hodgkins, who grew up in Hamilton’s bustling rugby scene before moving to Canada for university, was instrumental in orchestrating the team’s attack and breaking the Castaway Wanderers’ defence.

The Ravens’ nine tries, all of which were set up by Hodgkins’ incisive runs and accurate passes, earned them a bonus‑point win and a 3‑0 unbeaten record. Hodgkins’ performance, which included a try of his own and several critical line‑breaks, echoed the skill set he honed in Bermuda’s local competitions, where he was a standout for the Hamilton Harlequins.

Bermuda’s rugby community has followed Hodgkins’ journey with pride, noting his consistency and leadership on the field. The win not only cements UBC’s position at the top of the standings but also showcases the talent nurtured in Bermuda’s rugby culture.

As the season progresses, Hodgkins’ experience and home‑grown flair will continue to be a key asset for the Ravens, highlighting the growing ties between Bermuda’s rugby development and the Canadian university circuit.