Bermudian soccer talent continues to make waves overseas as St. Andrew’s College, a Canadian high‑school team, secured consecutive victories in the CISAA league, keeping their undefeated record intact. The Saints, featuring Bermudian forwards Jah’Zion Taylor and Heris Ziai, outplayed De La Salle College and then comfortably defeated St. Michael’s College School on home turf.

Taylor, 18, found the back of the net in both matches, while Ziai added a brace in the first game to help propel the team to a 3‑1 win. The pair worked closely with fellow Bermudian defender Michael Madeiros, whose presence bolstered the squad’s defensive solidity.

The success of these three Bermudian athletes has drawn attention from local clubs and the Bermuda Football Association, who see the experience gained abroad as a potential asset for the national setup. Coach Dylan Brown remarked that the players’ exposure to a higher level of competition could help raise the standard of play back home.

St. Andrew’s coach John McLeod praised the trio for their professionalism and adaptability, noting that their performances reflect the high calibre of training they received in Bermuda.

The wins reinforce St. Andrew’s position at the top of the CISAA standings and highlight the growing trend of Bermudian players thriving in international school‑sport programs.