MVP Sports Futsal 2022…

THE Future Stars team has shown their intent to be a force in the 2022 edition of the MVP Sports Futsal tournament with a 10-goal drubbing of Crane when the tournament continued on Saturday evening.

Their 10-3 scoreline at the end of Game Two showed they were in no playful mood, with Ronaldo Dover (6th,7th and 20th) and Tyrese Dennis (2nd, 8th and 16th) both scoring hat tricks, along with a brace from Jamal Cozier (8th and 9th), and single strikes from Keron Solomon (18th) and Raushan Ritch (12th).

Crane did score some consolidation goals through Andres Marcano (2nd and 20th) and Dexter Marshall (4th).

The night opened with Stabroek Ballers beating Melanie 7-2. Dacosta Aboagye (6th, 16th and 18th), Shemar Welch (10th and 17th), along with Henery Sampson (10th) and Dorwin George (2nd) were the chief reasons for that score line, while Melanie’s two goals came from Marlon Forrester (12th) and Malacaih Grannum (11th).

Vengy also beat Swag 6-4 in a game that went to overtime, thanks to goals from Edgardo Herriea (21st, 23rd and 25th) and Dexaniel Gomez (14th and 26th), while Swag’s goals came from Omar Beweley (13th), Kosi Gentle (27th), Andre Meyers (22th), and an own Goal.

Campbellville edged Albouystown 5-4, with Martin Bethel singlehandedly leading the way, finding the back of the net in the 4th, 5th, 11th, 15th and 19th. Albouystown had Andrew Murray Jr. (7th and 13th), Sheldon Forde (2nd), and Marlon Nedd (10th).

Back Circle were also winners that night, with Jamaine Beckles (13th), Stephan Reynolds (6th), and David George (8th) being responsible for the 3-0 score line against Vryheid’s Lust, with Sparta winning against Channel 9 via a walk-over.

Roy Cossou won a 10,000 MVP Sport Gift Card, following a ticket raffle during the night.

The tournament is organised by the Petra Organisation, with support from Magnum Tonic Wine.