New Central High, South Ruimveldt, St. John’s and Charlestown secure win on day 2

Dec 12, 2025 Sports

One Guyana/K&S President’s Futsal Championship, Schoolboy’s segment

Kaieteur Sports – Play in the inaugural schoolboy’s tournament of the third One Guyana/Kashif & Shanghai Presidents Futsal Championship will continue today, Friday, December 12 with four more matches from 10:00hrs at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall located on Homestretch Avenue in Georgetown.

Annandale will face Brickdam in the opener followed by Vreed-en-Hoop against Dolphin, Lodge engaging North Ruimveldt and St. Stanislaus competing against Hope Secondary as round-robin play continues.

New Central High, South Ruimveldt, St. John’s and Charlestown secure win on day 2

New Central High and Bishops in pursuit.

Yesterday, four more teams recorded wins, the largest margin of victory recorded in the final match of the day when New Central High trounced Bishops High, 6-0. This match also saw the fastest goals scored, by the end of the first minute, Central was already up 2-0, Caedon Michael scoring on the first run down followed by another strike from Danger Michael within seconds.

Bishops played with heart in this inaugural tournament but were no match for New Central High as the winners, controlled play with ease. Michael completed a brace in the match when he fired home again in the 3rd minute. Trevor Gordon accounted for the next three goals which were scored in the 6th, 10th and 16th minute.

South Ruimveldt (white) in control against VYC Academy.

South Ruimveldt were 3-1 victors, over VYC Academy led by a double off the boot of Obediah Munroe who found the back of the net in the 4th and 11th minute. His teammate, Devonte Gaime accounted for the other goal in the 7th minute. VYC’s consolation goal was scored by Casmir Thomas in the 14th minute.

Later on, Charlestown edged West Minster 2-1, thanks to goals from Dequan Hetsberger (4th) and Colwin Kissoon (20th). West Minster played well and if they had put away the chances created, the result could have been different. Their consolation goal was netted by Keandre Carr in the 15th minute.

Thursday’s opening match saw St. John’s College coasting to a 4-1 win over St. Joseph’s High on account of two goals apiece from Jasiah Nedd (2nd, 23rd) and Akeem Stephens (4th, 20th) with St. Joseph’s lone strike coming in the 22nd minute from Laurel George.

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