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Pepsi/Scotia Bank U-15 Football in Berbice …Twin hat-tricks highlight latest action
Two hat-tricks, one by Trevit Grimmond of New Amsterdam Multilateral School (NAMS) and the other by Joshua Butts of Tutorial Academy Secondary School (TASS) highlighted play when the Berbice leg of the ongoing Pepsi/ Scotia Bank U-15 Inter Secondary Football competition continued with one match last Saturday at the All Saint Scott Church ground in New Amsterdam.
The game was keenly contested with both Grimmond and Butts showing good skills and they led their charges forward to see the contest end in an exciting 3-3 stalemate. The result allows NAMS to retain their unbeaten run in the competition so far with TASS holding on to the second spot.
In one game of the girls competition played at the same venue, Berbice High School (BHS) and TASS played to a 0-0 draw a result which helped BHS to hold on to the lead in the points standing.
NAMS leads the points standing in the boy’s category with seven points followed by TASS and BHS on five and four respectively. However, BHS has only played two matches to the others three.
In the girls’ category, BHS is out front with seven points followed by BEI on six and TASS on four. BEI has played one game less. (Samuel Whyte)
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