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ExxonMobil Under-14 Tournament.. Martinez wins player of the week; Cummings Lodge, Marian Academy and St. John’s College among winners
MOPH player of the week; Jitzah Martinez (right) collects his exercise books and book bag from one of the organizers, Mark Alleyne.
The second annual ExxonMobil Under-14 Schools’ Football tournament continued on Saturday last at the Ministry of Education (MOE) ground, Carifesta Avenue despite of the inclement weather.
North Ruimveldt Secondary defeated Annandale 6-0 to secure their second win in as many games in the Boys’ segment. Orlando Dickie netted a hat-trick while Akeem Pereira bagged a brace to go along with Jevon Pluck’s lone goal.
St. Mary’s enjoyed a 4-1 win over Plaisance, thanks to a brace from Delon Eastman, one goal from Tyrese Jeffery and an own goal. Alex Ramotar scored the consolation for Plaisance. St. John’s College beat East Ruimveldt 3-1, Daniel Xavier leading the charge with a double.
Also in the winners’ row last weekend were Marian Academy which eased past Uitvlugt 3-0. Caramel secured victory with a similar 3-0 score against President’s College while Charlestown edged Queenstown 3-2.
And the Ministry of Public Health’s (MOPH) player-of-the-week Jitzah Martinez’ lone strike was enough to lead Cummings Lodge to victory over Brickdam Secondary. Play in the tournament will continue this Saturday at the same venue.
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