ExxonMobil Guyana Futsal: YMCA ‘A’, Hard-knocks, Bombers apply pressure to secure easy wins

Nov 14, 2025 Sports

Kaieteur Sports – Defending champion YMCA ‘A’, Hard-knocks, and Bombers tallied lopsided wins when the New Era Entertainment-coordinated ExxonMobil Guyana Futsal Championship resumed at the Retrieve Tarmac on Wednesday evening.

ExxonMobil Guyana Futsal: YMCA ‘A’, Hard-knocks, Bombers apply pressure to secure easy wins

Boomers dynamic trio seals another win in the ExxonMobil Futsal Championship.

YMCA A battered Figgy FC 9-3. Jamal Bentick crafted a hat-trick set the tone while Keyshawn Dey, Jonah Simon, and Jermaine Padmore scored respective doubles. For Figgy FC, Jemar Harrigon amassed a brace, while Ojani Whittington netted once.

Similarly, Hard-knocks crushed Hardball Management 8-1. Thanks to a fine performance from Kendolph Lewis, who recorded five goals during the ordeal, while Kwesi Quintin impressed with a hat-trick. For Hardball Management, Rashon Kitt netted a consolation goal.

Likewise, Bombers demolished YMCA B 8-2. Shamiah Samuels smashed six goals as Dequain Samuels and Joshua Fleming contributed one goal apiece. For the loser, Kevin Charles and Darnell Profitt netted one goal, respectively.

Later on, Foundation Family crushed West Side Ballers 7-2. Malcolm Miggins had a rewarding night, scoring an important hat-trick while Shawn Wilson bagged a double. Adding a goal apiece were Shaka Hall and Shamar Caesar. For Westside Ballers, Allan Reece and Philip Quilla scored one goal respectively.

Part of the action on Wednesday evening as the ExxonMobil Futsal Championship continued at the Retrieve Tarmac in Linden.

While, Stabroek and Salah Family played to a 4-4 stalemate, Bevney Marks netted a hat-trick for Stabroek while Darrel George scored once. For Salah Family, Amoniki Buntin recorded a double while Martin Leacock and Allan Halley scored one goal respectively.

Utilising an initial group stage format, the 16 teams are divided into four groups, with the eventual top two finishers advancing to the quarterfinal segment.

What at stake? The winner of the event will pocket $1,500,000, while the eventual second, third, and fourth place finishers will receive $750,000, $350,000, and $200,000, respectively, and the corresponding accolade. However, on the individual level, the eventual Most Valuable Player will ride away with a motorcycle. It was also disclosed that a $300,000 economic grant will be awarded to a player or fan to aid their academic development. Each team must put forward a candidate for the aforesaid scholarship.

The competition also continues at the same venue today with another round of group stage fixtures.

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