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Old Old Fort, Malvern, GCC latest teams to win
Diamond Mineral Water International Indoor Hockey Festival
Old Old Fort, Malvern, Old Fort and GCC were among the latest teams to register wins 
on the second day on competition in this year’s Diamond Mineral Water International Indoor Hockey Festival which continued, at the National Gymnasium yesterday.
Old Old Fort started off the day with a 5-2 triumph over Hikers in a Veteran matchup with Wayne St. Jules, Ivor Thompson, Gavin Hope, Dexter Wyles and Mark George netting for the winners, while Sheldon Corlette and Keon Harris responded for Hikers.
GCC and Fatima of Trinidad and Tobago then drew 5-5 in a Men’s affair.
On target for the winners were siblings Philip and David Fernandes, who each scored a brace, while Devin Hooper added the other.
For Fatima, Roger Daniels and Nicholas Wren each netted a double, while Dean Nieves single strike completed their tally.
Malvern then beat Hikers 2-0 in Ladies contest with Brittany Hing and Roseanne Rogers, being the players on target.
GCC went down to Old Fort 3-7 in a Men’s Division encounter. John Abrahams netted a hat-trick, Aderemi Simon a pair, while Jason Dos Santos and Jonathan Roberts each scored once.
Shaka Gill, Kevin Spencer and Dwayne Scott were the marksmen for GCC.
Malvern defeated YMCA of Barbados 5-3.
For the Trinidadians, Nicholas Wren, Wayne Legerton, Colin Byron, Daryl Hume and Roger Daryl each scored once, while Timothy Parris, Dazo Lewis and Romario Howell responded for the losers.
Malvern Ladies then eased past Bokra of Guyana 2-0 with Lisa Fernandes and Liselle Parris the goal-scorers.
GCC hammered Hikers 7-3 in a Veterans matchup.
For the winners, Alan Fernandes scored five goals, while Charles Carter and P. Fernandes completed the tally. Brian Asregado and James Mentore responded for Hikers.
Meanwhile, in Thursday action, Fatima beat Hikers 3-1 in Veterans affair with Ralph Young netting a double and Gerald Mohabir a single.
Bokra and Hikers played to a 0-0 draw.
GCC then clobbered Western Dragons 6-1.
K. Spencer lashed in a brace, Trevon Smith, S. Gill, Orland Semple and Steven Xavier each made a solitary contribution.
Deon Carew made the lone response for Dragons.
YMCA lost to Hikers 4-8. Robert France netted thrice, Shane Samuels twice, while Jerazeno Bell and Alex Gouveia found the nets once each.
Timothy Parris and Akeem Rudder shared the goals for YMCA.
The Festival continues this morning at the same venue.
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