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Jabloteh U-14s remain lone perfect team
Published:
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Tyrese Bailey and Kresen St Rose scored two goals each in the first-half as San Juan Jabloteh remained the lone team with a 100 per cent winning record in the T&T Pro Youth League after a 9-1 thrashing of Caledonia on Sunday last. Bailey got his double in the ninth and 32nd minutes while St Rose was on a target in the 23rd and 25th for Jabloteh, now with maximum 12 points from four matches, one ahead of Pt Fortin Civic FC, which was held to a 2-2 draw with W Connection while idle North East Stars slipped to third with ten points.
In the Under-16 Division, St Ann’s Rangers climbed to the top with ten points from four matches, and one point ahead of North East Stars following a 5-3 triumph over Defence Force led by a double from Tekay Hoyce. W Connection is third with eight points after it blanked Pt Fortin Civici 2-0 while the trio of Caledonia AIA, Pt Fortin Civic and Police are level with seven points each.
And in the Under-18/Reserve competition, W Connection saw its lead cut to a mere point after a 1-1 draw with Pt Fortin. W Connection still leads with 11 points from five matches, one more than Jabloteh which edged Caledonia AIA, 2-1.
Results
Sunday
Under-14 Division:
Defence Force 3 (Twon Grannum 57th, 64th, Ryan Sooknanan 39th) vs St Ann' Rangers 0
San Juan Jabloteh 9 (Tyrese Bailey 9th, 32nd, Kresen St Rose 23rd, 25th, Sowande Preito 3rd, Tyrique Sunderland 43rd, Rivaldo Coryat 53rd, Nickel Orr 58th, Jamal Mathias 73rd) vs Caledonia AIA 0
Police 2 (Adonis Andrews 37th, Javanee Ramsaran 40th) vs Central FC 1 (Maurice Moses 19th)
Pt Fortin Civic 2 (Nion Lammy 34th, Kevon Griffith 52nd) vs W Connection 2 (Christian Ransome 57th, Nikel Rawlins 69th)
Under-16 Division:
St Ann's Rangers 5 (Tekay Hoyce 41st, 80th, own goal 39th, Raheem Borde 43rd, Isaiah Lopez 56th) vs Defence Force 3 (Aaron Skeene 5th, 65th, Christon Williams 68th)
Jabloteh 2 (Dereem Daniel 45th, Trey Hanley 47th) vs Caledonia 2 (Jabari John 75th)
Police 2 (Kristian Spence 13th pen, 59th pen) vs Central FC 1 (Derron John 75th)
W Connection 2 (Isaiah Hudson 54th, Jeron Pantor 74th) vs Pt Fortin Civic FC 0
Under-18/Reserve Division:
St Ann's Rangers 3 vs Defence Force 0—Rangers won by default
San Juan Jabloteh 2 (Brent Sam 45th, Aikin Andrews 58th) vs Caledonia 1 (Denron Frederick 1st)
Central FC 1 (David Maloney 60th) vs Police 0
Pt Fortin Civic 1 (Ronel Paul 84th) vs W Connection 1 (Jabari Mitchell 28th)
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