Jamaica Gleaner

Tryall, Global, Ken’s seal spots in NJ league finals

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TRYALL HEIGHTS, Global ‘A’, and Ken’s Wildflower all secured spots in Sunday’s finals for Netball Jamaica’s league championsh­ip play-offs.

In Tuesday evening’s Sunshine Cereals Intermedia­te League semi-finals at the Leila Robinson Courts, Tryall Heights defeated Blades 4133, while Global ‘A’ beat Excelsior Eagles 38-24.

Nickeisha Duncan, with a game-high 30 goals from 38 attempts, led the way for Tryall Heights. Blades’ leading scorer was Jenelle Russell, with 23 goals from 27 tries).

In the other Sunshine Cereals semi-final, Amanda Pinkney stood head and shoulders above the other shooters, netting 33 of 38 attempts in the 38-point tally posted by Global ‘A’. Excelsior’s top scorer was Ramona Edwards with 11 from 13.

In the evening’s most exciting contest, the Major ‘B’ semi-final, Ken’s Wildflower scored a nail-biting 39-37 win over Tantrum.

Stephanie Anderson was primarily responsibl­e for Ken’s Wildflower’s win, scoring 35 points from 40 attempts. For Tantrum, Shanoy Fletcher led the way with 25 goals from 30 tries.

All finals in the divisional leagues will be played on Sunday at the Leila Robinson Courts, beginning at 2:30 p.m., with the Minor League clash between Bethel Town and Maxfield.

Tryall Heights and Global ‘A’ will then play the Sunshine Cereals Intermedia­te League final at 3:30 p.m., to be followed at 4:30 p.m. by the Major ‘B’ final between Ken’s Wildflower and Liguanea.

MAJOR ‘A’ FINAL

The big final, the Major ‘A’ showdown between Jamalco and Tivoli Gardens, is scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m.

Also on Sunday, teams in the Intermedia­te and Minor leagues that did not qualify for the quarterfin­als are invited to participat­e in the end-of-season Rally, which is scheduled to start at 11 a.m.

In the Minor League, Speg will face Arnett ‘B’ at 5:45 p.m. on Court One, with Excelsior Eagles and Blades ‘A’ battling simultaneo­usly on Court Three in the Sunshine Cereals Intermedia­te League.

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