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ExxonMobil under-14 football tournament… Dolphin most dominant on match day 2
Dolphin Secondary Goal scorers from left, Selwyn Jones, Mickle Leitch, Ronaldo Forde and Ian Ward each netted once in their 4-1 thrashing of Queenstown Secondary.
The ExxonMobil under-14 boys’ and girls’ schools’ football tournament continued at the Ministry of Education (MOE) schools’ Sports Complex ground on CARIFESTA Avenue yesterday with 12 scheduled games. Out of all the matches, Dolphin Secondary emerged the most dominant after a commanding 4-1 victory over Queenstown.
The Broad Street unit had four different players etch their name on the score sheet during the 40-minute encounter with their Queenstown rivals. Ian Ward opened the scoring in the 13th minute and Ronaldo Forde doubled the lead in the 16th minute which the eventual winners were content with at the end of the first half.
On play’s resumption, goalkeeper Selwyn Jones came to his opposing box to rifle home a penalty kick in the 27th minute to take his team’s tally to 3-0 before Mickle Leitch closed off the scoring with a 32nd minute strike which found its way to the back of Queenstown net.
Another highlight of the day saw Friendship Secondary edging Tucville 4-3, while South Ruimveldt were the only team to win by walkover as Bishops’ High School team were a no-show for their 14:00hrs game.
See the full results of match day number two of the ExxonMobil under-14 football tourney.
Game #13
Vergenoegen 3 -1 North Ruimveldt (Multi)
Goal scorer Vergenoegen
Staray Lee16 and 17, Kwasi Gill 35
Goal Scorer Multi
Akeem Pereira 12
Game #14
Uitvlugt 2 vs. Charlestown 1
Goal scorers Uitvlugt
Joshua Fraser 9, Nicholas James 34
Goal scorer Charlestown
Tyler Lyle 15
Game #15
Friendship 4 vs. Tucville 3
Goal scorer Friendship
Shane Harper 7, Jonas Isaacs 20, Prince Forde 29, Stephan Harry 32
Goal scorer Tucville
Odeyo Harris 2, Raheim Marks 33, Garfield Caesar 34
Game #16
Buxton 1 vs. East Ruimveldt 1
Goal scorer Buxton
Tyrice Dennis 1
Goal scorer East Ruimveldt
Jayden King 16
Game #17
St John’s 1 vs. New Campbellville 0
Goal scorer St John’s
Emanuel Pestano 24
Game #18
Dolphin 4 vs. Queenstown 1
Goal scorer Dolphin
Ian Ward 13, Ronaldo Forde 16, Selwin Jones 27, Mickel Keith 32
Goal scorer Queenstown
Jahvon Worrel 23
Game #19
South Ruimveldt vs. Bishops
South Ruimveldt won by walk over
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