ExxonMobil U14 c/ships commence with wins for Bartica, St. Cuthbert’s Mission
St. Cuthbert’s Mission and Bartica recorded wins in the boys division whilst Waramuri and Westminster clinched victories in the girls section of the ExxonMobil U14 football championship yesterday at the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) ground, Carifesta Avenue.
In the boys’ pool, St. Cuthbert’s Mission crushed New Central High 4-1. Peter Khan bagged a double in the second and fourth minute whilst Trevor Gordon netted in the 13th and 14th minute. For the losing team, Rawl Oselmo scored in the 40th minute.
Similarly, Bartica crushed New Amsterdam 3-0. Riley Tracey recorded a brace in the 22nd and 33rd minute, whilst Joshua Joseph netted in the 36th minute.
In the girls division, Waramuri mauled Vergenoegen 13-0. Mecehelle Williams scored six times in the sixth, 11th, 13th, 18th, 30th, and 38th to lead the rout. Supporting with doubles were Mnemosyne Peters [fourth and ninth], Allia Henry [first and 39th], and Jada La Cruz [34th and 40th]. Adding a goal in the 37th minute was Brenita Marks.
Likewise, Westminster dismantled West Ruimveldt 4-1. Stacey Jones netted twice in the first and 11th minute, whilst Renisean Bowen and Odenica Bishop scored in the 30th and 39th minute respectively. For the losing team, Kadesha Boters scored in the 13th minute.
The event is supported by the National Sports Commission, Demerara Distillers Limited, the
Ministry of Education, and the Guyana Football Federation. Prior to the start of the event, a March Past featuring the majority of the competing schools took place.
Results Boys Division
Game-1
Annandale-2 vs Patentia-1
Game-2
Bush Lot-2 vs Charlestown-2
Game-3
St. Cuthbert’s-4 vs New Central-1
St. Cuthbert’s scorers Peter Khan-2nd and 4th Trevor Gordon-13th and 14th
New Central scorer Rawl Oselmo-40th
Game-4
Westminster-2 vs Charity-0 Michael Singh-5th and 37th
Game-5
Christianburg/Wismar vs Canje Christianburg/Wismar won via walkover
Game-6
Bartica-3 vs New Amsterdam-0 Riley Tracey-22nd and 33rd
Joshua Joseph-36th
Game-7
West Ruimveldt-0 vs Fort
Wellington-1 Reiven Vancooten-7th
Girls Division Game-1
West Minster-4 vs West Ruimveldt-1
West Minster scorers
Stacey Jones-1st and 11th Renisean Bowen-30th Odenica Bishop-39th
West scorer
Kadesha Boters-13th
Game-2
New Amsterdam-0 vs East Ruimveldt-1 Jahmacy Reid-5th
Game-3
Bartica-3 vs Marian Academy-0 Deshante Brown-17th Cancady Robinson-29th Zalina Jones-32nd
Game-4
Charlestown vs St. Cuthbert’s Charlestown won via walkover
Game-5
Institute of Academic Excellence-2 vs Mackenzie-0 Tamara Ghanie-31st and 35th
Game-6
President’s College-0 vs New Central-0
Game-7
Waramuri-13 vs Vergenoegen-0 Mecehelle Williams-6th, 11th, 13th, 18th, 30th, and 38th Mnemosyne Peters-4th and 9th Allia Henry-1st and 39th Jada La Cruz-34th and 40th Brenita Marks-37th