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GCC/Igloo Hockey Festival underway at GCC ground
The second GCC/Igloo Hockey Festival commenced yesterday at the Georgetown Cricket
Minsodia Culpepper (white) of Old Fort Lady Bugs battle a GCC player to keep possession.
Club artificial turf with matches from the Under-10 to Under-21 age groups. The two-day tournament which is being played on a miniature artificial hockey surface with rebound boundaries around the perimeter began at 10:00hrs yesterday and was scheduled to conclude at 22:00hrs last night. Up to press time, 14 of the scheduled 28 matches for the day were played. Below are the results of those games.
Game 1 – Under-10 Mixed: GCC Lightning Bolts defeated GCC Thunder 5-1
Game 2 – Under-10 Mixed: GCC Hurricanes defeated Hikers 2-0
Game 3 – Under-14 Girls: Saints Challengers defeated GCC Marian 9-2
Game 4 – Under-14 Boys: Saints Scorpions defeated Hikers 6-0
Game 5 – Under-10 Mixed: Thunder defeated Hikers 6-0
Game 6 – Under-10 Mixed: Hurricanes vs. Bolts 3-1
Game 7 – Under-14 Girls: GCC Warriors vs. Saints Sensations 5-3
Game 8 – Under-14 Boys: Saints Scorchers defeated Old Fort Arrows 8-2
Game 9 – Under- 10 Mixed Final: Hurricanes defeated Thunder 2-0
Game 10 – Under-14 Girls: Marian defeated Sensations 5-2
Game 11– Under-14 Boys: Hikers defeated GCC Gladiators 4-1
Game 12 – Under-14 Boys Saints Scorpions defeated Saints Scorchers 11-4
Game 13 – Under-14 Girls: Challengers defeated Warriors 6-5
Game 14 – Under- 21 Girls: GCC Spartans defeated Old Fort Lady Bugs 12-2
The tournament will conclude today with matches.
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