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MCYS/EBFA Pee Wee League ends today…Herstelling face Mocha in final game
While Craig Primary currently head the points table with nine points but
Leading goalkeeper contender, Agricola’s Christopher bringing off a save in the match against Herstelling on February 28.
all their games exhausted, only one team can deny them championship honours in the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sports sponsored East Bank Football Association Under-11 Pee Wee league which will end today at the Grove Playfield.
Herstelling Raiders are standing in their way since, if the Farm based team can take care of business against Mocha Champs by a large enough margin, three goals or more without conceding, they can very well topple Craig Primary and relegate them to second place.
While Hersteliing no doubt will be going all out for a big win, Mocha Champs which joined the competition late have been improving with every game. One can feel the eagerness of the lads to get better and have been holding their own having only let in three goals in their four games to date inclusive of four draws.
Herstelling have recorded two wins and a similar amount of losses, scoring three goals whilst conceding 2. Craig Primary in on 9 points followed by Agricola Red Triangle one point back, Grove Hi Tech on 7, Herstelling 6, Diamond United 5 and Mocha 2.
Game time is 11:00hrs immediately followed by the presentation of trophies and medals to the top three teams while the other three teams would also receive a trophy. Individual prizes are at stake for the best goalkeeper, highest goal scorer and most valuable player.
The joint leading goal scorers to date are Craig Primary’s Trevon Davidson and Grove Hi Tech’s Devon Padmore with three apiece whilst the leading contender for the best goalie prize is Agricola’s Christopher Adams who has enjoyed an excellent tournament letting only one goal in their five matches.
Jamal Mayers, Jamal Thom, both of Grove, along with Joel Ross of Diamond and Shoran James of Herstelling all have two goals each with James the player likely to increase his tally as the others have already concluded their quota of matches.
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