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Team Bahamas Falls To Jamaica In A Friendly Match

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas fell 52–15 to Jamaica in rugby, but Coach Thompson praised his team’s effort, while Jamaica’s coach highlighted their unity and island experience.

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6 months ago

June 22, 2025

Taige Adderley

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas national rugby team lost an international friendly to Jamaica, 52–15.

The Bahamas found themselves in a 21–0 hole early before finally getting on the board with a kick. Despite the early deficit, they played competitively for much of the match before giving up a torrent of tries late in the game, allowing Jamaica to widen their lead.

Head coach for Team Bahamas, Stephen Thompson, says that despite the final score, he was proud of his team’s effort and is looking forward to playing more matches in the future.

Jamaica’s newest head coach, George Saunderson, also shared his thoughts, noting that he’s enjoying The Bahamas. His team, which came together from all over the world, proudly represented the 876.

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