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Bermuda Hogges Football Club
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Bermuda Hogges, <br> Hogges
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2006
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Bermuda National Stadium
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8,500 (all-seated)
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Shaun Goater <BR> Kyle Lightbourne <BR> Paul Scope
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Manager
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Gareth Doherty
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USL Second Division
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2007
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10th, did not make playoffs
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The are a
Bermudian Football (soccer) club, founded in
2006 , playing in the
United Soccer Leagues Second Division . The team plays home matches at the
Bermuda National Stadium in
Hamilton, Bermuda .
The club was started by
Bermuda legend
Shaun Goater , coach
Kyle Lightbourne , and
Paul Scope to develop the level of play in Bermuda, with the aim of a more competitive national team.
The name "Hogges" was suggested by the team's owners following a fan contest. It comes from
Hogs' long association with Bermuda, and the toughness of the animal.
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''As of June 25, 2007''
Eleven of the Hogges' first team squad -
Stephen Astwood ,
Damico Coddington ,
Darius Cox ,
Shaki Crockwell ,
Devaun De Graff ,
Timmy Figureido ,
Damon Ming ,
Michael Parsons ,
Jelani Scott ,
Kwame Steede and
Dennis Zuill - are also full
Bermudian International players, and have represented their country in
World Cup and
CONCACAF Gold Cup qualifying games.
Shaun Goater and
Kyle Lightbourne were also Bermudian internationals until their retirement from international football, making the Hogges' by far the most experienced
USL2 team in terms of international competition.
