Courts Pee Wee Football Competition...Marian Academy, Tucville set up dream final

Courts Pee Wee Football Competition…Marian Academy, Tucville set up dream final

Nov 18, 2012 Sports

Whatever the result of the final which will be played next week Saturday, Tucville’s star player Simeon Hackett has to be the overwhelming choice for Most Valuable Player of the Tournament after producing another heroic performance to help his team reach the final of the Courts Pee Wee Football Competition.
In their semi-final clash against a worthy North Georgetown unit, Hackett and teammate DeAndre Linton netted in the penalty shootout to lead their team to a 2-1 win after regulation and extra-time failed to separate a 0-0 deadlock and then returned between the uprights to make a terrific save that gave them victory.

Action in the clash between Marian Academy (yellow bibs and West Ruimveldt yesterday.

It is the second time in successive weeks that Hackett has proved to be the hero for his team both in open filed and between the uprights.
Tyrese Prescod was the lone scorer for his team who will now have to play West Ruimveldt for the third place.
Earlier, Marian Academy was made to fight hard for their 1-0 triumph over West Ruimveldt with Shemroy Holder’s cracking volley from about 25 yards out in the 32nd minute, proving to be the match winner.
In other results of the day, Enterprise through strikes from Izaunah Rogers (18th) and Leon Chesney (24th) led them to a comfortable 2-0 win against Sophia.
St. Sidwell’s then beat Success by a 1-0 margin with Kwayance Henry’s 27th minute effort making the difference in the contest.
St. Gabriel’s then squeezed past the high touted Redeemer 3-2 with Teon Forde (5th and 27th) netting a brace, while Raynard Bandhu (8th) completed their tally.
Shemar Dover (15th) and an own goal (40th) accounted for Redeemer’s tally.
St. Pius then cruised past F.E Pollard by a 3-0 margin with Bevney McGarrell (4th, 24th and 40th) netting all three goals.
St. Margaret’s gained a walk over from Ketley after the latter failed to show up,