By BVIFA
G’Anton Grant scored five goals for Joyce Samuel Primary School U7’s in the 5-0 win over Enid Scatliffe Red during week two of the BVIFA School Leagues. Photo: BVIFA
BVIFA school leagues- week 2- featured a five goal salvo from Joyce Samuel Primary School talisman, G’Anton Grant, an eight goal performance by Enid Scatliffe Maroon’s and a baptism of fire for the Seven Day Adventist Girls School Team.
Action got underway with the Seven Day Adventist School U7’s beating Enid Scatliffe School Teal, 2-0, on goals by Roeshawn Hemerding and Kevaun Glasgow, whilst Cedar White were awarded forfeiture against Enis Adams / Pelican Gate.
JSPS then smashed five past Enid Scatliffe Red with G’Anton Grant scoring all five.
Alexandrina Maduro beat Montesorri by the same score line with goals coming from Antonio Bailey, who scored a hat trick, Shamoy Smith and Jaheim Bajai.
Enid Scatliffe Maroon put eight unanswered goals past Leonora Delville with Mario Caster notching three, and Ethan Faulkner, Khaleel Parkinson, Christopher Robinson, Elian Rodriquez and Khalen Parkinson adding one each.
In the U9’s Cedar Green beat Begrado Flax, 2-0, on goals from Alex Fountain in the 3rd and 18th minute.
A Deshaun Richardson hat trick (8th, 14th and 17th mins) sped Robinson O’Neal primary school u13’s to a 5-0 win over Enis Adams Primary on Tuesday at Baughers Bay. Malique Baptiste also added a brace to round out the scoring.
Also in Group A, Begrado Flax beat Cedar White with Tikhai Richardson netting a brace and Kyreek Gardiner one.
In Group B, AMPS lost 5-1 to ASPS on a triple from Marcus Butler junior (8, 36 and 46th minutes) and two goals from Allen Martin. Alonzo Baptiste scored for AMPS.
And the week’s final action saw Leonora Delville beat Begrado Flax, 2-1, with a goal apiece from Sinclair Charles and Aniah George. Shondah Streete scored for BFEC.
In the LIME High School Girls League, Elmore Stoutt put the Seven Day Adventists to the sword, led by a five goal salvo from Laresha Martin. Amber Penn scored twice and Gabriella Dawson one, before ‘keeper Akira Phillip finished off the scoring in the last minute from the penalty spot.
