Videos: Island Games Day Four Wrap-Up [Written by Stephen Wright] Sienna Mosquera said it will be “amazing” to win a medal for Bermuda at the International Island Games in Orkney. The 18-year-old is in third place after shooting an eight-over par 78 in the third round of the women’s competition at Orkney Golf Club today [July 16]. Mosquera returns to Stromness Golf Club, where she broke the women’s course record yesterday, for the final round tomorrow with her sights set on a podium finish. She is one stroke behind second-place Sophie Beardsall, of the Isle of Wight, and two shots adrift of leader Emma Lindman, of Aland. “Right now, [Stromness] is my favourite course!” Mosquera told Bernews. “I had a lot of fun playing there yesterday. “I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to play there again.” Reflecting on today’s third round, she said: “I had a few difficult holes, but that always happens. “I’m glad I played better [at this course] than Monday. That was the goal today – I’m happy about that.” Mosquera, who is competing at her first Island Games, added: “It would mean a lot to win a medal for Bermuda. “It’s an amazing event and would be amazing to win a medal, individually and as a team.” Bermuda golfer Sienna Mosquera sinks a terrific putt on hole 12 during the third round of the women's competition at Orkney Golf Club at the Island Games pic.twitter.com/fh81sQKYzs — BernewsSports (@BernewsSports) July 16, 2025 Bermuda women’s golf team – Mosquera, Tracy Burgess, Katrin Burnie and Morgan Lightbourne – are fourth in the team event. Meanwhile, in the men’s competition, Jarryd Dillas is eleventh after carding a three-over 68 today. Damian Palanyandi is 22nd after shooting a six-over 71. The men’s team, also including Jevon Roberts and Jamie Macmillan, are in seventh place. Taylor Carrick, who won silver in the squash men’s singles, and Neil Pohlman were defeated 15-8, 15-9 by Jersey’s Antony Harkin and Matthew Boote in the men’s doubles quarter-finals. Bermuda's Taylor Carrick and Neil Pohlman win a point against their Jersey opponents in the squash men's doubles quarter-finals at the Island Games in Orkney pic.twitter.com/lc66g9e0rW — BernewsSports (@BernewsSports) July 16, 2025 In badminton, Aaron Simmons produced a spirited display against No-1 seed Runi Oster, of the Faroe Islands, in the round of 16. Simmons lost 21-10, 21-9 In lawn bowls, Bermuda’s men’s triples suffered three tough defeats, losing 17-15 to Guernsey, 11-9 to the Shetlands Islands and 10-9 to the Western Isles. #IslandGames #SportsVideos #StephenWrightReports Category: All, News, Sports