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Bermudian Premier Division
Digicel Premier Division (Bermuda).png
Founded 1963
Country Bermuda
Confederation Bermuda Football Association
Number of teams 10
Level on pyramid 1

Relegation to		 Bermuda First Division
Domestic cup(s) Bermuda FA Cup
International cup(s) CFU Club Championship
Current champions
PHC Zebras
(2017–18)
Most championships
PHC Zebras
Somerset Trojans (10 titles)

2018–19 Bermudian Premier Division

The Bermudian Premier Division (officially the Digicel Premier Division for sponsorship reasons) is the highest level of professional football in Bermuda.


Teams in this league (currently ten) compete for the national title and a spot in the CFU Club Championship. Devonshire Cougars were the first team to participate in that tournament, in 2010. The Bermudian clubs who participated in CONCACAF Champions' Cup (the predecessor to the CONCACAF Champions League), qualified in the North American zone (when zone qualifiers were used), last appearing in 1992.


The bottom two teams at the end of each season are relegated to the First Division.




Contents






  • 1 Clubs for 2017–18 season


  • 2 Past winners


  • 3 Performance by club


  • 4 Top scorers


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Clubs for 2017–18 season




  • Boulevard Blazers (Pembroke)


  • Dandy Town Hornets (Pembroke)


  • X-Roads Warriors (Smiths)


  • Devonshire Cougars (Devonshire)


  • Flanagan's Onions (Hamilton)


  • North Village Rams (Hamilton)


  • PHC Zebras (Warwick)


  • Robin Hood (Pembroke)


  • Young Men's Social Club (Pembroke)


  • Somerset Trojans (Sandys)



Past winners




  • 1963–64 : Young Men's Social Club

  • 1964–65 : Young Men's Social Club

  • 1965–66 : Young Men's Social Club

  • 1966–67 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1967–68 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1968–69 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1969–70 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1970–71 : PHC Zebras

  • 1971–72 : Devonshire Colts

  • 1972–73 : Devonshire Colts

  • 1973–74 : North Village Community Club

  • 1974–75 : Hotels International FC

  • 1975–76 : North Village Community Club

  • 1976–77 : PHC Zebras

  • 1977–78 : North Village Community Club

  • 1978–79 : North Village Community Club

  • 1979–80 : Hotels International FC

  • 1980–81 : Southampton Rangers

  • 1981–82 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1982–83 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1983–84 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1984–85 : PHC Zebras

  • 1985–86 : PHC Zebras

  • 1986–87 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1987–88 : Dandy Town

  • 1988–89 : PHC Zebras

  • 1989–90 : PHC Zebras

  • 1990–91 : Boulevard Community Club

  • 1991–92 : PHC Zebras

  • 1992–93 : Somerset Cricket Club

  • 1993–94 : Dandy Town

  • 1994–95 : Boulevard Community Club

  • 1995–96 : Vasco da Gama

  • 1996–97 : Devonshire Colts

  • 1997–98 : Vasco da Gama

  • 1998–99 : Vasco da Gama

  • 1999–00 : PHC Zebras

  • 2000–01 : Dandy Town Hornets

  • 2001–02 : North Village Community Club

  • 2002–03 : North Village Community Club

  • 2003–04 : Dandy Town Hornets

  • 2004–05 : Devonshire Cougars

  • 2005–06 : North Village Community Club

  • 2006–07 : Devonshire Cougars

  • 2007–08 : PHC Zebras

  • 2008–09 : Devonshire Cougars

  • 2009–10 : Dandy Town Hornets


  • 2010–11 : North Village Community Club


  • 2011–12 : Dandy Town Hornets


  • 2012–13 : Devonshire Cougars


  • 2013–14 : Dandy Town Hornets


  • 2014–15 : Somerset Trojans


  • 2015–16 : Dandy Town Hornets


  • 2016–17 : Robin Hood


  • 2017–18 : PHC Zebras




Performance by club

















































































Club
 Parish
 Titles
 Last Title

Somerset Trojans (includes Somerset Cricket Club)		 Somerset 10 2014–15
PHC Zebras Warwick 10 2017–18
North Village Community Club Hamilton 8 2010–11
Dandy Town Hornets Pembroke 8 2015–16
Devonshire Cougars Devonshire 4 2012–13
Devonshire Colts Devonshire 3 1996–97
Vasco Mariners 3 1998–99
Young Men's Social Club Pembroke 3 1965–66
Boulevard Community Club 2 1994–95
Hotels International FC 2 1979–80
Robin Hood Pembroke 1 2016–17
Southampton Rangers Southampton 1 1980–81


Top scorers










































































































































































































Year
Best scorers
Team
Goals

1963–64
Bermuda Glenn Wade
 Dock Hill Rangers 18

1964–65
Bermuda Bayfield Clarke
 Dock Hill Rangers 20

1967–68
Bermuda Clyde Best
 Somerset Cricket Club ?

1972–73
Bermuda Alvin Dowling
 Devonshire Colts 23

1973–74
Bermuda Marichal Astwood
 PHC Zebras 15

1974–75
Bermuda Gary Darrell
Bermuda Randy Horton
Devonshire Colts
Somerset Cricket Club
 10

1978–79
Bermuda Coolridge Bell
 Somerset Cricket Club 35[ts 1]

1989–90
Bermuda Kyle Lightbourne
 PHC Zebras ?

1990–91
Bermuda David Bascome
 Boulevard Blazers ?

1991–92
Bermuda Kyle Lightbourne
 PHC Zebras 24

1992–93
Bermuda Kenny Mills
 PHC Zebras 13[ts 2]

1993–94
Bermuda Carlos Smith
 Dandy Town Hornets 16

1995–96
Bermuda Darrin Simons
 Dandy Town Hornets 17

1999–00
Bermuda Keith Jennings
 Vasco Volcanoes 13

2000–01
Bermuda Raynell Lightbourne
 PHC Zebras 11

2001–02
Bermuda Raymond Beach
 Devonshire Cougars 12

2002–03
Bermuda Raymond Beach
 Devonshire Cougars 20

2003–04
Bermuda Raymond Beach
 Devonshire Cougars 17

2004–05
Bermuda Khano Smith
 Dandy Town Hornets 12

2005–06
Bermuda Aljame Zuill
 Devonshire Cougars 11

2006–07
Bermuda Ralph Bean Jr.
 North Village Rams 14

2007–08
Bermuda Kwame Steede
 Devonshire Cougars 15

2008–09
Bermuda Raymond Beach
 Dandy Town Hornets 16

2009–10
Bermuda Nahki Wells
 Dandy Town Hornets 20

2010–11
Bermuda Raymond Beach
Bermuda Kwame Steede
Dandy Town
Devonshire Cougars
 13

2011–12
Bermuda Antwan Russell
 PHC Zebras 19

2012–13
Bermuda Dennis Russell
 Southampton Rangers 16

2013–14
Bermuda Keston Lewis
 Flanagan's Onions 15

2014–15
Bermuda Keston Lewis
Bermuda Antwan Russell
Flanagan's Onions
Robin Hood
 12

2015–16
Bermuda Angelo Simmons
 Dandy Town Hornets 15

2016–17
Bermuda Ian Coke
Bermuda Angelo Simmons
Boulevard Blazers
Dandy Town Hornets
 15

2017–18
Bermuda Antwan Russell
 Robin Hood 21

Notes





  1. ^ League record


  2. ^ Incomplete data. Other players may have exceeded Mills' total.




References





External links



  • Bermuda Football Association


  • Bermuda – List of Champions, RSSSF.com













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