Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition...Reigning champs crush Tucville 6-0

Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition…Reigning champs crush Tucville 6-0

Oct 23, 2016 Sports

Defending champion St. Angela’s marched into the knockout phase of this year’s Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition after crushing Tucville 6-0 in their clash yesterday, at the Banks DIH ground, Thirst Park.

Part of the action in this year’s Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition.

Among the other top teams joining St. Angela’s were 2013 winner St. Pius and West Ruimveldt who cemented their places in the next phase through wins against Mae’s and Enterprise respectively.

In St. Angela’s win Omarie Nelson and Seon Cato led the rout with a brace apiece. Nelson entered the scoresheet in the second and 27^th minute, while Cato’s double was scored in the eighth and 26^th minutes.

The other players on target were Dexter Farrell, who netted in the 13^th and Antonio McArthur in the 29^th minutes.

Meanwhile, St. Pius cruised past Mae’s 5-0 with Kaden Wellington and Dwayne Baptiste firing in a pair each to go with a single strike from Deshale Humphrey.

Wellington’s goals came in the ninth and 13^th minutes, while Baptiste efforts were recorded in the 15^th and 22^nd minutes, while Humphrey’s strike came after five minutes of play.

West Ruimveldt squeezed past Enterprise 1-0 courtesy of a Kevin Mentis goal in the 18^th minute.

In other results, 2012 holders Marian Academy and North Georgetown played to a 1-1 stalemate with Nicholas Verwey’s first minute strike handing Marian Academy the lead, before Shaquan Walters leveled in the 15^th minute.

F.E. Pollard nipped Comenius 1-0 through a Bryan Wharton 11^th minute effort, while South Ruimveldt edged St. Stephen’s 2-1 with Antonio Leitch and Saleem Rameshwar, the players on target in the 11^th and 12^th minutes respectively. Omali Xavier netted the lone response for St. Stephen’s in the seventh minute.

2014 champion Stella Maris fell to St. Agnes 1-0 with Amos Bayley’s sixth minute goal the difference between the two teams.

St. Margaret’s beat J.E. Burnham 2-0 courtesy of a double from Mickelle Andrews in the seventh and 27^th minutes, while St. Gabriel’s edged St. Ambrose 1-0 through a Tyrese Hart 40^th minute strike.

Winfer Gardens defeated Smith Memorial via walkover, while Success Elementary and School of the Nations played to a goalless draw and Redeemer and Rama Krishna encounter produced a similar result.

The teams that have qualified for the round of 16 stage as group winners and runners-up are: St. Angela’s, Tucville, St. Pius, Winfer Gardens, West Ruimveldt, St. Margaret’s, North Georgetown, Marian Academy, Stella Maris, St. Agnes, South Ruimveldt and St. Stephen’s. The third place qualifiers are F.E. Pollard, Redeemer, Mae’s and St. Gabriel’s.

Following the conclusion of the round of 16 stage, the losing eight schools will compete for positions nine through 16 until the conclusion of the event.

Winners of the tourney will receive the championship trophy, medals, a set of team uniforms and certificates while the runners-up will collect the second place trophy, medals, six footballs and certificates.

The third placed side will receive the respective trophy, four balls and certificates while fourth placed will be presented with a trophy and certificates. The most discipline team will also be presented with a trophy.

On the individual side, the most valuable player, highest goal scorer and best goalkeeper will each receive a trophy and football cleats. The championship resumes on October 15th at the same venue.