Dolphin Secondary hammers New Amsterdam 9-0 in Milo football

Charity scorers from left Enrique Edwards, Raphiel Samuels, and Oundre Sobers
Charity scorers from left Enrique Edwards, Raphiel Samuels, and Oundre Sobers

Dolphin, Dora, Ann’s Grove and St. Cuthbert’s secured wins when the 9th Milo Secondary Schools U18 Football Championship resumed yesterday at the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) grounds respectively on Carifesta Avenue.

At the MOE ground, Dolphin Secondary crushed New Amsterdam 9-0. Jude Charles recorded a hat-trick in the 18th, 60th and 61st minute whilst Gerry Burnett bagged a brace in the 12th and 38th minute. Adding goals in the 45th, 49th, 63rd, and 69th minute respectively were Jamal Williams, Nicholas Tappin, Cartwell Peters and Jequan Cole.

Dolphin Secondary scorers from left Gerry Burnette, Jude Charles, Jamal Williams, Nicholas Tappin, Caltwell Peters and Jequan Cole.
Dora scorer Nkosi Morris

Similarly, Ann’s Grove crushed West Ruimveldt 5-2. Narron Jerrick bagged a brace in the 33rd and 59th minute while Shaquan David, Marcus Cold, and Travis Williams scored in the 14th, 44th and 60th minute respectively. On target in the loss was Trevor Benn and Elijah Sattaur in the eighth and 57th minute respectively.

In another fixture, Dora squeaked past Bygeval 4-3. Nkosi Morris tallied a helmet trick in the second, 29th, 43rd, and 51st minute. For the losers Dequan Petrie netted a double in the 53rd and 55th minute, whilst Carl Nunes added a goal in the 60th minute.

Meanwhile, St. Cuthbert’s Mission downed Charlestown 4-3. Eyon Simon netted a hat-trick in the 38th, 49th and 56th minute whilst Dussel Jacobs netted in the 23rd minute. For the losers, Mickel Andrews and Andrew Carto scored in the 10th and 32nd minute respectively. Adding to the score was an own goal in the 45th minute.

Over at the NIS ground, Charity edged Annandale 4-3, whilst President’s College edged Patentia 1-0, Cummings Lodge battled past Berbice Educational Institute 2-1 and Westminster downed Central High 1-0.