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Sunshine Snacks/Farfan & Mendes Junior Indoor Hockey Championships Old Fort, Saints and GCC among Friday’s winners
Claysia Bobb amassed four of the five goals scored in the SHC Sensations 5-0 victory over YMCA Old Fort in the Farfan & Mendes girls U16 division. Charlia Webb joined Bobb as top-scorer for her match by scoring both of the SHC Supreme’s goals in their 2-0 win over the Bingo GCC Her-ricanes when the tournament continued Friday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH).
Young GCC striker Paige Fernandes shoots at net during Friday night’s play at CASH.
In the boys U16 division, the GCC War Dogs had a tough evening when they began the evening with a loss to YMCA Old Fort by 4-0. Shaquon Favourite led the score sheet for Old Fort with a double while Daniel Woolford and Nkosi Saul scored one each. The War Dogs would experience their second loss of the evening in as many matches when the Joseph Warriors managed to sneak in a 1-0 victory through Narendra Persaud. Shakeem Fausette bagged a brace in the remaining boys U16 match as SHC Shockwave defeated SHC Silencers by 2-0.
In the Sunshine Snacks Girls U21 division, the YMCA Old Fort fought bravely against the rapidly improving Saints. Claysia Bobb would be the difference between the two teams, however as she managed to score a field goal for Saints in the 10th minute, which would be the lone goal for the match. The GBTI GCC Spartans faced YMCA Old Fort later in the evening and continued their unbeaten streak with a 4-0 victory. Abosaide Cadogan was the leading scorer with a double while Sarah Matthias and Haley Carpenter completed the tally.
The lone U21 boys match of the evening saw YMCA Old Fort outlast a determined Saints by 4-3. After a Shakeem Fausette goal in the opening minute, Old Fort seemed to take control of the game, scored three unanswered field goals through Omar Hopkinson, Donnel Alleyne and Warren Williams. With the halftime score standing at 3-1 in Old Fort’s favour, a Tivesard Garnett penalty corner goal would pull Saints back within one in the opening minute of the second half. With five minutes remaining and the tempo at fever pitch, Shaquan Favourite scored a field goal with five minutes remaining to give Old Fort its second two goal cushion of the match. Baraka Garnett would bring Saints within one two minutes later but Old Fort held on for the 4-3 win at the final whistle.
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