Bombers Ladies Finish Third After Courageous DFA Women’s Premier League Campaign

The Roosevelt Skerrit Portsmouth Bombers FC Women concluded their DFA Women’s Premier League season with a commendable third-place finish, following a closely contested 3–2 match against Goodwill Runners in the final game of the campaign.

Bombers fought bravely throughout the encounter and remained competitive until the final whistle, with goals coming from Adinal Warrington and Patricia Pierre Louis. Despite the narrow loss, the Bombers ladies showed tremendous determination and resilience in a match that highlighted the growing competitiveness of women’s football in Dominica.

The Bombers players delivered a performance filled with heart and commitment, battling throughout the game and demonstrating the spirit that has defined their season.

The executive of Bombers FC, supporters, and the wider Portsmouth community have expressed immense pride in the team’s effort and achievements.

“Our ladies gave it their all and truly left everything on the field,” a club representative said. “They represented Bombers FC and the community of Portsmouth with pride, determination, and courage. The executive, our fans, and the entire Portsmouth community are extremely proud of our ladies and the effort they put in throughout the season.”

Throughout the season, the Bombers women displayed teamwork, discipline, and determination, contributing to the continued growth and visibility of women’s football in Dominica.

The club also expressed appreciation to the players, coaching staff, supporters, and sponsors who stood behind the team throughout the season.

Bombers FC reaffirmed its commitment to the continued development of women’s football and to creating opportunities for young female players to grow and compete at the highest levels.