Craig Primary assumes lead; Agricola

records first win; Herstelling also win
CRAIG Primary has assumed the lead in the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport / East Bank Football Association Under-11 Pee Wee League which continued yesterday at the Grove ground with three matches.

Also in winners row yesterday was Agricola Red Triangle which recorded their first win, a 1-0 triumph over Mocha Champs while Herstelling Raiders continued their winning ways with a 3-1 effort over Diamond United.

Craig Primary, the only team with an unbeaten record in the six team competition were carried to victory on the back of a double off the boot of Trevon Davidson, both coming in the second half. His first came in the 18th minute with the sealer netted in the 26th minute to seal Grove’s faith, their second successive loss.

With the win, Craig assumed the pole position on the points table with 8, leaving Grove on 6 points.

Agricola romped to their first win in four matches compliments of a 22nd minute penalty that was converted by Leon Hope against Mocha Champs which lost their second game by a similar 1-0 scoreline.

Herstelling were in rampant form once again this time erasing a one goal deficit to hammer Diamond United 3-1. Diamond assumed the lead seven minutes into the game through a Joel Ross goal but three minutes later, that advantage was cancelled out when Herstelling Raiders player Shamar Jarvis rocked the back of the nets.

The half ended with the score unchanged; the second half saw end to end play with neither team giving up too much in their respective goal areas. But it was Herstelling who would finally break the deadlock in the dying moments of the game.

Sending them ahead was Sheldon Wickham in the 28th minute and on the stroke of fulltime, Shoran James put the icing on the cake to seal full points for Herstelling who now move to 6 points and joint second place with Grove Hi Tech.

Matches will continue next Saturday at the same venue and clubs who have not yet submitted the birth certificates of their players are reminded that they have until this Saturday to do so.