DEFENDING champions TLC Russians blasted their way past Rough and Rugged 2-0, Classic Six downed Blueberry Hill 3-0, Half Mile/One Mile edged Scheme 3-2 and Trainline Warriors clipped Attackers 1-0.
Amazing and Constabulary Fulham played out a 1-1 draw while Silver Bullets shot past Hi Stars by the walkover route

when day two action of this year’s Banks DIH-sponsored Linden ‘Guinness Greatest of the Streets’ Futsal championship continued at the Amelia’s Ward Hard Court on Wednesday night.
In what was the night-cap game, the home side and reigning champions TLC Russians lived up to their pre-tournament hype through goals from Shawn Daniels, who neatly tucked the ball in from the left side past one dazed defender, and the other two minutes later from Claude Dennis.
Classic Six coasted to a 3-0 win over Blueberry Hill, thanks to Mario Batson’s hat-trick scored in the 1st, 2nd and 18th minutes of the game, Hundred Dollar Car beat Aliku 1-0, thanks to Eze Percival’s 8th minute goal.
Half Mile/One Mile got the better of Scheme 3-2 behind goals by Shawn Henry who got the double in the 13th and 18th minutes and the other by Ben Smith who opened the scoring in the 10th minute for the victors while Marlon Jamal’s 17th and Andrew Breedy’s 8th minute goals found the net for the losers.
Trainline Warriors also were 1-0 winners as they beat Attackers through the lone goal of the game which was scored by Lynden McKinnon in the 7th minute with the lone draw of the evening between Amazing and Constabulary Fulham ending 1-1.
Floyd Henry netted for Amazing in the 8th minute and Steffon Pearson did likewise for Fulham in the 15th minute. The action will now switch back to the Amelia’s Ward/ Wisrock Bus Park when the championship continues tomorrow night with eight more preliminary round matches.

Airtime throws support behind AAG
JAMAICA’S very own Airtime (Guyana) Incorporated, an arm of Cell Smart Digicel, last Wednesday made a tangible donation of G$100 000 to the Aubrey Hudson-steward Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG), which will be used to offset expenses for the Bahamas-bound Junior CARIFTA team who departed these shores last Sunday.
Manager of the team, Amanda Hermonstyne, accepted the donation on behalf of the AAG, whose first vice-president Gavin Hope, himself a former athlete and national hockey player, extended heartfelt congratulations to General Manager of Airtime (Guyana) Incorporated Kenrick Phillips.
“The AAG is pleased with this timely donation from Airtime (Guyana) Incorporated, since all the support we can garner towards the further development of athletics in Guyana, is meaningful, helpful and welcome, even as we wish to say thanks to Airtime and look forward to their continued support,” said Hope.
In an invited comment with Chronicle Sport via telephone, Phillips said it was the first time his company has given any sort of financial or any other support to an entity in Guyana and they felt honoured and pleased to have done so.
“We are more into social and community development, but giving to the athletics team was a wonderful thing for us to do and we will continue to do so in the future,” said Phillips.
The Jamaican native who openly disclosed his passion for sports, called on the team to put their best foot forward and make the country proud at the games which will be held from March 28 to April 1, since sports can be used as a vehicle to bring a country together.