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Guinness ‘Greatest of de Streets’ Competition…Current and former champions aiming to end prelim phase unbeaten
After two rounds of exciting action, the East Coast segment of the Guinness
Part of the action in this year’s Guinness ‘Greatest of de Streets’ competition being played at Haslington Tarmac.
‘Greatest of de Streets’ Competition resumes tonight with the final stanza of the preliminary phase, at the Haslington Tarmac, commencing from 19:00 hrs.
Defending champions Melanie ‘A’ with former national striker Dwight Peters at the helm has been unstoppable so far and they face Ann’s Grove Punters in the fifth encounter of the evening.
Another team that has looked solid to date is former champions Plaisance ‘A’ that has another formidable national striker in its lineup in Warren Gilkes and he has shown tremendous form since the start of competition and will no doubt be aiming to ensure that his team remains unbeaten in the round robin phase.
Tonight’s complete fixtures are as follows:
19:00 hrs Melanie ‘B’ versus Paradise
19:30 hrs BV ‘B’ vs. Mahaica
20:00 hrs Haslington vs. Plaisance ‘B’
20:30 hrs Nabacalis vs. Mahaicony
Break Break Break
21:00 hrs Melanie ‘A’ vs. Ann’s Grove Punters
21:30 hrs Church Yard United vs. Golden Grove Superstars
22:00 hrs Buxton vs. BV ‘A’
22:30 hrs Plaisance ‘A’ vs. Victoria Eagles
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