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Jun 24, 2011 Sports
Guyana Educational Institute, New Campbellville Secondary, Tucville and New Amsterdam Technical Institute were among the latest winners as play in the inaugural Digicel-sponsored Nationwide Schools Football Competition continued, at various venues across the country.
In Georgetown, Guyana Educational Institute beat Queen’s College by a 2-1 margin.
New Campbellville Secondary then prevailed 4-3 on penalty kicks against St. Winefride after regulation time ended 2-2.
Mercy Wings also suffered a similar loss to Tucville after their encounter finished in a 4-4 stalemate.
Over in Region 3- Uitvlugt beat Leonora 4-2, while in Region 6, Winifred Gaskin Memorial defeated Corentyne Comprehensive 4-0.Trevor Fraser netted a double in the 23rd and 56th minutes, while Tevis Mendonca 48th and Nicholas Hercules 61st added the others.
New Amsterdam Technical Institute edged Tutorial Academy 2-1 with Delbert Simpson 58th and Devon James 62nd on target for the winners.
Brickdam Secondary went down to North Georgetown 4-3 on penalty kicks after regulation time ended 1-1.
St. John’s beat Bishop’s High 4-0 on penalty kicks after the two teams played to a 1-1 draw in regulation time.
Patentia lost to Vreed-en-Hoop 1-3.
Cornel Paul netted in the 35th and 45th minutes and Julius Griffith added the other in the 17th.
Bygeval beat Buxton 2-0.
Jason Jack and Abraham Prawns were the goal-scorers.
President’s College beat Hope Secondary 2-0.
Micah Erskine scored both goals.
Skeldon Secondary defeated Manchester 8-0.
Dexter Lewis netted a hat-trick in the 12th, 22nd, 51st minutes; Steffon Hope did likewise in the 25th, 49th and 55th minutes, while Quancy Sears 4th and Devon Lindie 53rd completed the tally.
GRA catch EXXON trying to hunch GUYANA over 11 BUS dollars in one shot!!!!
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