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Nov 10, 2018 Sports

Fruta B team player heading to goal hotly pursued by the defender of Fruta Conquerors A team player.
The GFF-Always National Women’s Development League will continue this weekend in three regions as the tournament seeks to have continuous and consistent women’s football in Guyana.
In Georgetown, Fruta Conquerors ‘A’ team will be looking to continue their winning ways at
Tucville Ground when they face off against Foxy Ladies at 15:00hrs. In the ancient county of
Berbice, action will kick off at Number 5 Ground beginning at 12:00hrs with the West Side
Conquerors FC against NA United FC and Cougars FC versus Orealla Falcons FC at 14:00hrs respectively. Mahdia will host one match at 16:00hrs featuring Mahdia Gold Getters versus Micam Eagles at 16:00hrs.
Following last weekend’s matches, Fruta Conquerors ‘A’ consolidated their lead at the top of the
Georgetown division on Saturday, beating their Fruta Conquerors ‘B’ team rivals 4-0 at the
Tucville Ground. Fruta Conquerors ‘A’ captain and national team player Odessa Romeo netted twice, including a stunning long-range free kick, while goals from Tiandi Smith and Kenesha
Williams completed the victory.
The league, featuring a shorter format and seven-a-side matches and a record 49 teams in divisions across the country, also kicked off in Mahdia and Berbice over the weekend. In Mahdia, Micam Eagles ‘B’ triumphed 4-0 over Micam Eagles ‘A’ to take an early lead in the division, with two goals apiece from Claudette Kemfume and Shondell Bellarmine.
In Berbice, New Amsterdam United put four past Orealla Falcons without reply at the doubleheader opening round at Number 5 Ground on Saturday. The win puts United top of the Berbice division on goal difference. Natasha Halley etched her name onto the score sheet twice, with additional goals from Ayana Walker and Chante Leacock.
Rebekah Nurse scored twice in the first half for West Side Conquerors as they defeated Cougars 3-1 to go second in the division. Kyla Benjamin opened the scoring for Conquerors in the 8th minute while Amrist Hector grabbed the consolation goal for Cougars.
The GFF-Always National Women’s Development League, also sponsored by the official Ansa
McAl beverage partner iCool and Gaico Construction, is part of the GFF’s strategy to develop women’s football across the country, alongside girls’ participation in the GFF-Kool Kidz Grassroots national programme and nationwide GFF-Scotiabank Academy Training Centres.
The league, which will take place in all 10 administrative regions, seeks to significantly boost player population and competitive participation across the country, and to establish the foundations for a sustained talent identification and player pathway into the national teams.
RESULTS:
GEORGETOWN
Fruta Conquerors ‘A’ 4 – 0 Fruta Conqueors ‘B’
BERBICE
New Amsterdam United 4 – 0 Orealla Falcons FC
Cougars FC 1 – 3 West Side Conquerors
MAHDIA
Micam Eagles ‘A’ 0 – 4 Micam Eagles ‘B’
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