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Oct 04, 2015 Sports
Defending champion Stella Maris commenced the defence of their title on a positive note after registering a 1-0 win over St. Gabriel’s as play in the 4th Annual Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition got started yesterday, at the Banks DIH ground, Thirst Park.
On target for the Stella Maris was Simeon Alleyne, who netted in the 27th minute of play.
Watched by a large crowd that included Director of Sport Christopher Jones, Courts Marketing Manager Pernell Cummings, Guyana Football Federation Technical Director Claude Bolton, Petra Organisation Directors Troy Mendonca and Marlan Cole, parents and fans, the young students treated them to a fine exhibition of skills that belied their age.
However, just after the March Past of teams, the invited officials gave remarks with all of them imploring on the participants to give a good display of their skills since the opportunity for some of them developing into national players was a real possibility.
Bolton in his message called on them to think about those who may have dropped out of school and who do not have the chance to compete in the tournament.
He thanked the Petra Organisation for organising such an event and noted the support of all the sponsors in assisting in the development of the players and the sport at large.
Jones in his remarks first congratulated the sponsors for coming on board, adding that Government is taking note of their support.
He told the players that the occasion is their opportunity to showcase their skills and to make the most of it.
Cummings thanked Petra Organisation for staging the tournament for another year and promised his Company’s involvement in the future.
The full results are seen below:
Game-1
St. Sidwell vs St.Pius Primary
St. Pius won via walkover
Game-2
Marian Academy-0 vs Smith Memorial-1
Omallie Vieira-14th
Game-3
Enterprise Primary-7 vs Winfer Garden Primary-0
Enterprise Scorers
Seon Archibald-15th and 18th
Martin King-4th, 23rd and 28th
Garfield Caesar-9th and 38th
Game-4
Comenius Primary vs St. Ambrose Primary
St. Ambrose won via walkover
Game-5
F.E Pollard Primary-0 vs St Agnes Primary-0
Game-6
School of the Nations-1 vs Sophia Primary-1
Sophia Scorer
Geraina Stewart-15th
School of the Nation Scorer
Kamir Khan-31st
Game-7
North Georgetown-4 vs Rama Krishna Primary-0
Nigel Lowe-7th
Akon DeSantos-12th
Kellon King-21st
Tyrese Hunte-30th
Game-8
South Ruimveldt Primary-4 vs J.E Burnham Primary-0
Nashawn Briston-8th and 10th
Justin Bovell-15th
Simeon Holder-27th
Game-9
St. Stephen’s Primary-0 vs West Ruimveldt-4
Justin Persaud-8th and 14th
Michael Oie-16th and 22nd
Game-10
St. Gabriel’s-0 vs Stella Maris Primary-1
Simeon Alleyne-27th
Game-11
St Angela’s Primary-1 vs Tucville Primary-0
Keyon Douglas-23rd
Game-12
East La Penitence-0 vs St. Margaret’s Primary-2
Josiah King-23rd and 33rd
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