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Defending champs held to nil-all stalemate
Petra Organisation/COURTS Pee Wee Football tournament
Defending champions St. Pius were held to a nil-all stalemate when the 4th Annual Courts Pee Wee Football Tournament kicked off yesterday, at the Thirst Park Ground.
Action in the clash between defending champions St. Pius and J.E. Burnham in the Courts Pee Wee Football Competition at Thirst Park ground.
Playing against Kitty-based J.E. Burnham, St. Pius fielding a number of new players from last year’s victorious team squandered a lot of chances in what many considered an exciting clash in roasting conditions witnessed by a fair-sized crowd that included teachers, parents and fans.
J.E Burnham Primary created a few chances of their own, but found the St. Pius defensive line too sturdy to penetrate and eventually had to settle for a share of the points.
Both teams will now have to look to next week’s engagements to improve their standings in the group.
Meanwhile, in what could be considered the best game of the day, Stella Maris led by the skilful Darron Niles, who was a one-man wreckage unit squeezed past inaugural champions Marian Academy 2-1 in the final game of the day.
The pint-sized dynamo netted in the 22nd and 24th minute to give his school the win, while Alistair Phyll responded for Marian Academy in the 28th minute.
Meanwhile, Courts Marketing Manager Pernell Cummings shortly before declaring the tournament open said that his company is elated to once again be on board with Petra Organisation to host the event and conveyed their committed to having the tournament as long as possible.
Below are the complete results from yesterday’s matches:
Game-1
West Ruimveldt vs. Redeemer Primary
West Ruimveldt won via walkover
Game-2
Green Acres vs. Comenius Primary
Green Acres won via walkover
Game-3
Tucville Secondary 6 Def. Thomas Moore -0
Kevon Marques (3rd, 6th, 28th) Rayheem Marques (12th, 22nd and 25th)
Game-4
St. Stephens – 2 Def. St. Gabriel’s -0
Wesley Thompson (28th and 30th)
Game-5
St. Angeles-1 def. F.E Pollard-0
Oziah Vieira (24th)
Game-6
St. Puis-0 vs J.E. Burnham-0
Game-7
Success Primary vs Enterprise Primary
Enterprise won via walkover
Game-8
East La Penitence Primary-1 Def. Ketley Primary-0
Fabian Boters (13th)
Game-9
Smith Memorial-3 Def. St. Margaret’s -1
Smith Memorial Scorers
Gavin Allen-8th
Tarel Elias-29th
Kemyon John-30th
St. Margaret’s Scorer
Josiah King-22nd
Game-10
South Ruimveldt vs St. Ambrose.
South Ruimveldt won via walkover
Game-11
Stella Morris-2 Def. Marian Academy-1 vs
Stella Morris Scorer
Darron Nyles-22nd and 24th
Marian Academy Scorer
Alistair Phyll-28th
Game-12
North Georgetown vs Winfer Garden
North Georgetown won via walkover
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