Jersey Bulls transition to Isthmian League South Central
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 6:21 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Jersey Bulls will compete in the Isthmian League South Central this season after finishing third in the South East division last year. Manager Elliot Powell is optimistic that the move will reduce travel burdens and enhance player longevity. The Bulls will face teams they have not played before, starting with a familiar opponent, Harrow Borough, on opening day. The squad has seen changes, with key players leaving, but has also made significant signings, including midfielder Jarma Mohamed. Powell emphasized the importance of the club's amateur status and the integration of younger players into the team.
- •Jersey Bulls move to Isthmian League South Central for the season
- •Last season, Bulls finished third in Isthmian League South East
- •Opening match against Harrow Borough formerly resulted in a 4-0 loss
- •Significant signings include Jarma Mohamed and Sami Henia-Kamau
- •Manager Elliot Powell highlights blend of youth and experience in squad
- 6:21 AMYahoo Sports — Jersey Bulls ready for new league
"Jersey Bulls manager Elliot Powell hopes the club's move to Isthmian League South Central will benefit his side.
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