Copeland’s double helps Christianburg/Wismar retain title

The victorious Christianburg/Wismar Secondary after successfully retaining their Edward ‘Screw’ Richmond Secondary School Championship
The victorious Christianburg/Wismar Secondary after successfully retaining their Edward ‘Screw’ Richmond Secondary School Championship

Defending champion Christianburg/Wismar Secondary successfully retained their Edward ‘Screw’ Richmond Secondary School Championship, defeating Linden Technical Institute at the Wisburg Secondary School ground.

The tournament’s eventual Most Valuable Player [MVP] Jonathan Copeland bagged a double to ensure his side retain the coveted prize via a 2-1 scoreline.

With the result, Christianburg/Wismar pocketed the championship trophy, with the losers receiving the runner-up accolade.

Jonathan Copeland of Christianburg/Wismar collecting his MVP award from a Edward ‘Screw’ Richmond Secondary School Championship representative

Copeland for his efforts, also walked away with Highest Goal Scorer title and Best Forward accolades. Meanwhile, Linden Foundation Secondary defeated Wisburg on penalty kicks in the third place playoff, after normal time ended 1-1.

In the other section of the individual presentation, Bani Dow and Andre Mayers of Christianburg/Wismar walked away with Best Defender and Best Midfielder accolades.

Similarly, Tyrese Azore walked away with the Best Goalkeeper award, while the Most Improved Player award went to LTI’s Jamal Yaw. The Best Coach prize was copped by Joel Humphrey of LTI, with Linden Foundation receiving the Best Dresses Team title.