CHASE Academy added another MILO Schools Football title to their trophy case with a 3-1 win over Waramuri Top on Sunday at the Ministry of Education Ground.
Led by Bryan Wharton’s brace, the Georgetown based side wasted little time in putting themselves ahead in the 18th minute much to the delight of their fans.

A quick turnaround in play resulted in a second goal for the defending champions thanks to Omar Sam in the 20th and the defending champions had assumed control of the match.
Play continued to the end of the first half with Waramuri looking for the comeback that never came.
On the return, Chase scored their third goal and they were well and clear of the opposition, Wharton completing his brace in the 60th.

A moment of misjudgment just ten minutes later granted Waramuri their first goal of the contest and those fans gathered in the crowed began to sense the possibility of a comeback.
That comeback never came and when the final whistle went Chase were crowned champions 3-1.

In the third-place playoff, President’s College were the victims of Dolphin Secondary.
Dolphin got the ball rolling with Ezekiel Frank in the 19th before President’s College responded with Shamar Barrington in the 32nd.

The half ended deadlocked but the eventual winners had no issues about letting the final whistle reflect the same scoreline.
Frank returned for his second in the 55th and was followed in quick succession by Gerry Burnette (66th), Cadwell Peters (68th) and Kellon Alleyne (70th).
President’s College found the back of the nets once more but sadly it was the wrong net, an own goal giving Dolphin the 6-1 lead at the regulation whistle.