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Dolphin Secondary fires 17 past Leonora Boys, Wilson hat-tricks for East Ruimveldt Girls
ExxonMobil Boys and Girls U-14 Tournaments…
There was the full complement of matches being contested on the second day of the ExxonMobil/Petra Boys and Girls Under-14 Tournament at the Ministry of Education Ground on Saturday.
Charlestown scorers (L-R): Nelosa Bristol, Hadassah Smith and Chinwendu Rover.
St. Winefride’s scorers (L-R): Jarmon Miller, Antwain Wiggins and Dekiah Holder.
For the Girls, four matches fashioned three victors and a stalemate, while the Boys division saw five matches produce an equal amount of triumphant teams.
Among the most devastating victory on Saturday was the male match between Dolphin and Leonora which ended 17 – 0 in the former’s favour.
Jason Sandiford was the goal machine of the encounter as he recorded sevens goal which were scored in the 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 12th, 32nd, 36th and 38th minutes and was supported by Tremaine Bishop, who scored in the 11th, 13th and 29th minutes to complete a hat-trick.
Doubles came from Jeremiah Caesar (14’ & 16’) and Malachi Gowen (16’ & 20’) while a goal each from Kellon Alleyne (6’), Aubrey Taylor (39’) and Damani Hardey (30’) accounted for the eventual victor’s other goals.
Still in the Boys Division, West Ruimveldt dominated Freeburg 9 – 1 as hat-tricks from Wayne Solomon (29’, 30’ & 34’) and Mark Johnson (16’, 24’ & 36’) along with a brace from Donovan Welcome (7’ & 18’) and a successful finish from Ronaldo Ramdass (28’) overshadowed the consolation goal scored by the opposition’s Jeremiah Lawrence.
For Cummings Lodge’s large 7 – 0 victory over Patentia, Dequan Thom starred with a helmet-trick of goals as he scored in the 10th, 21st, 25th and 28th minutes while a goal each from Rovin Harry (2’), Nickolas Watts (29’) and Tyrell Walcott (31’) put the victory beyond doubt.
St. Winefride’s claimed an impressive 4 – 0 win over Ann’s Grove as Dekiah Holder (12’ & 23’) led the way with a brace and was supported by Jarmon Miller (14’) and Antwain Wiggins (31’).
North Ruimveldt then settled things with Lodge 3 – 0 as Mickel Mills (23’), Emanuel Lewis (24’) and Anthony Vitalis (40’) each scored once in the winning effort.
In the Girls Division, there were contrasting victories but the ladies displayed good all-round effort.
East Ruimveldt defeated Dolphin 4 – 0 as Azaria Wilson featured with a hat-trick that saw goals in the 11th, 24th and 26th minutes, while her team mate Akeela Sealy picked up a goal in the 30th minute.
Charlestown squeezed past Ann’s Grove 3 – 2 as the latter drew first blood through a Sophianna Pellew-strike. Keyhaiya Tixey then scored in the 17th minute to make it a two-possession game but Charlestown were not to be denied.
A trifecta that included Chinwendu Rover (21’), Hadassah Smith (23’) and Nelosa Bristol (30’) was enough to power Charlestown over the line in a tremendous effort.
New Campbellville got past Dolphin 2 – 0 with the goals coming off the shoes of Devina Bunbury (13’) and Ranella Alexander (34’).
In the other women’s match, West Ruimveldt and Charlestown battled to a 1 – 1 draw. Chastady Archer scored West Ruimveldt’s goal in the 25th minute while Chelsie Lupe (10’) was Charlestown’s scorer.
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