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Scotiabank/Pepsi Schools Football Academy…School of the Nations & Mackenzie High record big wins
Debutants to the Scotiabank/Pepsi Schools Football Academy, School of the Nations made a lasting impression when they hammered New Campbellville Secondary by 9-0 at the Ministry of Education Ground yesterday when competition continued.
Goal scorers School of the Nations were Wallereson Menz, 14 seconds into the match and also in the 11th minute; Tarlee Taitum in the 12th, 21st and 53rd minute, Lyndon Darway 20th, 24th (penalty) and 36th minute and Carlos Oviendo in the 44th minute.
Matches are set to continue today at the same venue from 09:00hrs when Christ Church Secondary takes on St. Georges High in a male match-up.
The School of the Nations goal scorers from left, Wallereson Menz, Carlos Oviendo, Tarlee Taitum and Lyndon Darway.
From 10:30hrs Campbellville Secondary will oppose Charlestown Secondary in a female game while Central High and Tutorial High will face off at 12:00hrs in another male clash.
Up in the Bauxite Mining Town of Linden, Mackenzie High School installed themselves as favourities to win the Linden leg which continued at the Wisburg School ground.
Playing like seasoned campaigners, Mackenzie High mixed speed along with team work to swamp Harmony Secondary 12-0.
Hitting the network for the winners were Jesse Marshall (6), Taffon Alexander (55), Douguon Wilson (44), Ockocho Peters (53), Denelsion Rose (35) and Vondell Nelson (22).
Shaquille Campbell blasted a hat trick (9,14, 26), Quailon Andries also netted three (15,48, 56).
The second match of the double header ended in an exciting 2-2 draw between Christianburg Wismar Secondary School (CWSC) and New Silver City Secondary School (NSCS).
The action was end to end with the future players giving it their all. NSCS’Jermaine Campbell opened the scoring from penalty spot after a handled ball in the area, 28 minute into the match he completed his double in 54th minute.
CWSS responded in the 43rd and 58 minutes to cap an excellent day of football.
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