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Ruthless CWSS record another dominant win
GuyOil/Tradewind Tankers U-18 Football League…
– Other games end in deadlocks
Christianburg/Wismar Secondary School (CWSS) produced another spectacular performance when the Petra organised GuyOil/Tradewind Tankers Under-18 Schools Football League entered its second day on Saturday at the Ministry of Education (MoE) Ground.
CWSS goal scorers from left: Kemani Field, Demoll Warne, Devon Gilbert, Daniel Adolph, Lumar Jules and Amani King
Following up their 5 – 0 win over West Ruimveldt on the opening day, CWSS dismantled the Friendship team to win by an 8 – 0 margin.
Playing in the second match of the day, the victors were led by doubles from Daniel Adolph (3’, 50’) and Demoll Warner (59’, 65’) while a goal each came from Amani King (10’), Kemani Field (33’), Lamar Jules (68’) and Devon Gilbert (70’).
The day’s opening match saw Cummings Lodge and West Ruimveldt battle to an entertaining 3 – 3 draw. Cummings Lodge went ahead in the fourth minute when Antwan Samuel scored then they had their lead doubled when Elijah Mendonca struck in the 16th minute.
North Ruimveldt goal scorers: Omar Sam and Jevon Pluck.
West Ruimveldt managed to pull one back in the 21st minute but it became a two-possession game once again when Fabian Figueria found the back of the net in the 32nd minute.
Later in the game, West Ruimveldt pulled the deficit back to one compliments of Trevor Bentt’s 46th minute strike. The equaliser was then found in the 58th minute when Ozim Lewis pierced the uprights.
Game seven of the tournament was a draw between North Ruimveldt and President’s College that ended 2 – 2. Yet another intriguing stalemate to behold, Jevon Pluck drew first blood in that match in the 13th minute then Shamar Barrington answered for the opposition in the 36th minute.
North Ruimveldt regained the lead in the 54th minute through an Omar Sam-strike before Michael Joseph produced the second equaliser three minute later.
The day final match between Dolphin Secondary and Golden Grove also ended with a 2 – 2 score line.
Golden Grove were first to go ahead with a goal in the ninth minute from Tyrese Liverpool before Brian Burnette equalised in the 28th minute.
Dolphin then gained the lead when Jequan Cole struck in the 40th minute but Golden Grove were not to be denied as Yannick Liverpool drew the score leveled in the 57th minute.
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