De­fend­ing cham­pi­on Mi­a­mi Unit­ed and Charg­ers World Se­lect shared top ho­n­ours on the open­ing day of the fifth an­nu­al Bago Sports Beach Soc­cer Cham­pi­onships at the Black Rock Her­itage Park, on Fri­day.Both teams played un­beat­en af­ter two rounds of match­es in Group A and led the group with six points each. Mi­a­mi leads with a goal dif­fer­ence of plus-17 af­ter de­mol­ish­ing last year's run­ner-up Re­al Uni­ty of Trinidad, 13�0, and lo­cal team, Who Iz Next, 8�4.Charg­ers World Se­lect sat in sec­ond be­fore yes­ter­day's match­es with a plus-13 goal dif­fer­ence af­ter edg­ing An­tio­quia of Colom­bia, 5�4, and get­ting past Who Iz Next, 7�4. The two un­beat­en met yes­ter­day.

Mi­a­mi's Brazil­ian star Bei­w­er­son is the top goal scor­er with six strikes lead­ing the way with hat-trick in both of Mi­a­mi's vic­to­ries. Na­tion­al beach soc­cer stand­out Do­minic Mc­Dou­gal (Who Iz Next) is on four goals along with Bet­to Li­ma (Mi­a­mi Unit­ed) and Lu­cas Duque (An­tio­quia). Mc­Dou­gal record­ed a hat-trick in this team's 4�7 loss to An­tio­quia. An­oth­er na­tion­al play­er Makan His­lop (Who is Next) al­so reg­is­tered a hat-trick in his team's los­ing ef­fort against Mi­a­mi Unit­ed.Club Meta of Colom­bia led Group B with three points af­ter win­ning their lone match, 6�2, against Team Cana­da. Charg­ers Beach Se­lect sat in the run­ner-up spot with a nar­row 3�2 win against home side Black Rock.

Yes­ter­day, Charg­ers Beach Se­lect met Club Meta in the first match, be­fore Charg­ers World Se­lect and Mi­a­mi Unit­ed faced off in a mouth-wa­ter­ing con­test. Team Cana­da and Black Rock both sought their first wins of the Cham­pi­onship when they met yes­ter­day. Re­al Uni­ty vs Who Iz Next met in the fi­nal fix­ture yes­ter­day.The win­ner of Group A will line up against the run­ner-up in Group B to­day from for 2 pm, while Group B win­ner and Group A's sec­ond-placed team will fea­ture in the sec­ond semi­fi­nal from 3pm. The third place play-off is set for 5.30 pm with the grand fi­nals set for 7 pm.The team will be play­ing for over US $20,000 in prizes. The win­ners will take home US$15,000.