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Dragon Stout Street-ball ‘Community Cup’ football continues with quarterfinals tonight
Sparta Boss oppose Future Stars, Leopold Street battle Gold is Money, Rio All-Stars tackle Avocado Ballers and Bent Street engages Festival City tonight in the quarterfinal section of the inaugural Dragon Stout Street-ball ‘Community Cup’ at the National Gymnasium.
Action in the Alexander Village and Rio All-Stars [white] clash at the National Gymnasium in the Dragon Stout Community Cup Championship.
According to a brief comment from the Dragon Stout Brand Manager Jamal Baird, “Despite the intermittent showers, an exciting and incident free night of action occurred which boasted several upsets, a sign of the competitive nature of the event. I want to thank all the fans and players that were present and I am expecting a scintillating quarterfinal section, which will precede the always captivating final night of play. This is the start of a wonderful project and I am very excited about the future.”
Bent Street overcame Broad Street 3-2. William Europe bagged a double in the fourth and ninth minutes, while Daniel Wilson netted in the 16th minute.
On target for loser were Ryan Dowding and Akeem Sam in the seventh and 18th minutes respectively.
Similarly, Leopold Street edged Ansa McAl 2-1. Darren Benjamin and Omallo Williams scored in the 15th and 17th minutes respectively.
For Ansa McAl, Mavlvis Alcala netted in the 14th minute.
Likewise, Future Stars squeaked past Albouystown 3-2. Jamal Cozier, Selwyn Williams and Dellon Kelly scored in the eighth, 13th and 16th minutes.
For Albouystown, Moses Grittens and Andre Webber netted in the 14th and 18th respectively.
Meanwhile, Gold is Money defeated Mocha 3-1. Jamal Pedro, Michael Pedro and Stephon McLean scored in the seventh, ninth and 15th minutes each.
For the loser, Amos Ramsay found the back of the net in the 18th minute. Also, Rio All-Stars battled past Alexander Village 2-0. New recruit Trayon Bobb recorded a double in the eighth and 18th minutes.
In other results, Avocado Ballers dismantled Sophia 5-1, while Festival City crushed North East La Penitence 4-1. Meanwhile, Sparta Boss received a bye to the quarterfinal section.
Winner of the tournament will pocket $300,000 and the championship trophy. On the other hand, the runner-up will collect $150,000. The third and fourth place finisher will receive $75,000 and $50,000 respectively and the corresponding accolade.
Below list the complete fixtures and results for the previous match day.
Quarterfinal Fixtures
Festival City vs Bent St-20:00hrs
Rio All-Stars vs Avocado Ballers-20:30hrs
Leopold St vs Gold is Money-21:00hrs
Sparta Boss vs Future Stars-21:30hrs
Complete Results
Game-1
North East La Penitence-1 vs Avocado Ballers-4
Avocado Scorers
Travis Henry-8th and 16th
Sherwin Caesar-5th
Dexter Marshall-14th
North East Scorer
Shaquille Browne-15th
Game-2
Festival City-5 vs Sophia-1
Festival Scorers
Jermaine Tinch-1st, 9th, 17th and 18th
Mickel Brandt-14th
Sophia Scorer
Tskedi Sealey-2nd
Game-3
Leopold St-2 vs Ansa McAl-1
Leopold Scorers
Darren Benjamin-15th
Omallo Williams-17th
Ansa Scorer
Mavlvis Alcala-14th
Game-4
Gold is Money-3 vs Mocha-1
Gold is Money Scorers
Jamal Pedro-7th
Michael Pedro-9th
Stephon McLean-15th
Mocha Scorer
Amos Ramsay-18th
Game-5
Future Stars-3 vs Albouystown-2
Future Scorers
Jamal Cozier-8th
Selwyn Williams-13th
Dellon Kelly-16th
Albouystown Scorers
Moses Grittens-14th
Andre Webber-18th
Game-6
Rio All-Stars-2 vs Alexander Village-0
Trayon Bobb-8th and 18th
Game-7
Bent St-3 vs Broad St-2
Bent Scorers
William Europe-4th and 9th
Daniel Wilson-16th
Broad Scorers
Ryan Dowding-7th
Akeem Sam-18th
NB: Sparta Boss received a bye to the quarterfinal round.
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