Ten more fixtures on today

TEN more fixtures will be played as the 2022 edition of the ExxonMobil U14 Boys and Girls Football Tournament continues at the Ministry of Education ground on Carifesta Avenue.
At 10:00hrs, the boys from Charlestown Secondary and Tucville clash on pitch one while the girls of New Central High and Tucville clash on pitch two.

The male competition continues with Freeburg and New Central on pitch one at 11:00hrs alongside new Campbellville and Cummings Lodge on pitch two
The two remaining female games on the day will start at noon with West Ruimveldt and Tucville on pitch one and New Central and Charlestown doing battle on pitch two.

From 13:00hrs, the males return to action. Westminster will face Lodge and Dolphin take on East Ruimveldt.
Ann’s Grove and Tucville do battle from 14:00hrs while Charlestown play St Winefride’s on pitch two.

BOYS’ STANDINGS
Meanwhile, in group A of the male segment after the last round of matches, Cummings Lodge Secondary hold a +4 goal difference over New Campbellville Secondary as both teams have amassed 6 points from 2 wins with La Venture and Patentia third and fourth respectively.

Group B has Dolphin ahead by a +14 goal difference over East Ruimveldt. Both teams are undefeated thus far in their quest for the trophy. St Cuthbert’s Mission and Leonora Secondary are third and fourth in that order.
Group C, North Ruimveldt have secured a commanding lead with 9 points after 3 games. Plaisance Bosco currently hold second with a +2 goal difference over Westminster Secondary despite both having 3 points; but the former have played 3 games and the latter 2. Lodge Secondary are in the cellar.

New Central High have 6 points sitting at the head of Group D with West Ruimveldt ahead of Freeburg Secondary on a goal difference of +5 to -5; both sides have 3 points and Houston Secondary are the fourth team in the group.

In the E Group, Ann’s Grove, having played 2 games, are leading the group with 4 points as second-place Tucville have 3 points from their lone played fixture.
Charlestown, who have also played one game are third with 1 point with St Winefride’s Secondary are scoreless after two games.

GIRLS STANDINGS
In Group A, a +1 goal advantage separates leaders East Ruimveldt from New Campbellville, East having played 3 games to Campbellville’s 4, with both teams on 9 points. Dolphin have 3 points, having played 3 games as well, with Lodge and Leonora playing 2 games each but not scoring a point.

In Group B Ann’s Grove head the table with 9 points after 4 games while second-place Charlestown have 7 points after three games.
New Central High have 3 points after two games. West Ruimveldt 1scored point after three games and Tucville are yet to score a point after 2 games.