Enterprise Primary steal the show as Pee-Wee tourney continues

Jashan Haynes of Enterprise Primary ruled the day on Saturday, as the youngster racked up 12 goals in one game during the ongoing Courts’ Pee-Wee Under-11 football tournament.

However, Enterprise’s scoring did not stop there as Haynes’ teammates added four more strikes for a whopping 16-0 victory against Graham’s Hall Primary.
Haynes opened the scoring for his team in only the second minute and added to their tally in the 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 13th, 16th, 29th, 31st, 32nd and 37th. Nashon Wharton scored a brace in the 39th and 40th minutes while Isandro Vincent and Dontay Kowlessar added one each in the 11th and 35th.
North Georgetown Primary picked up their first victory in fine style against FE Pollard in the following game. A hat-trick from Shawn Douglas in the 8th, 17th and 30th minutes led the way, while Nathaniel Pieters (3rd) and Nandell Edinboro (34th) contributed one apiece for the 5-0 win.
Craig Primary also found themselves in the winners’ row after their contest with Ann’s Grove Primary, on the back of a Maurice Fields brace. Fields found the back of the net in the 12th and 22nd minutes, while Kevin Deyoung registered their other goal in the 18th. Isiah Pellew netted Ann’s Grove’s consolation goal in the 26th.
Redeemer Primary toppled Soesdyke Primary in the next game. David DeCosta’s hat-trick (5th, 10th, 33rd), coupled with Adiel Hamilton’s brace (39th, 40th) did the trick for Redeemer. Nathan Roberts added his name to the score sheet in the 12th, to account for Soesdyke’s lone goal in the 5-1 result.
Meanwhile, a lone goal was Mocha Primary’s and Tucville Primary’s ticket to three points.
For Mocha, in their game against Den Amstel Primary, Hubert Gardens found the back of the net for the game winning goal in the 35th minute. For Tucville, it was Ezekiel Dick’s golden boot that produced the game winner in the 33rd minute of their meeting with Victoria Primary.
St Margaret’s and Timehri Primary found themselves locked in a thrilling game, but at the end it was Timehri who prevailed 3-2. Nyron Barrow was the lone goal scorer for Timehri, netting in the 4th, 11th and 36th, while Nash Moe was the shining star for St Margaret’s, with two goals in the 34th and 46th minute respectively.
St Stephen’s Primary and Colaaco Primary were made to share points, following a nil-all draw between the two.
Winfer Gardens’ excellent run was brought to a halt by West Ruimveldt Primary, which eased to a comfortable 3-0 win in the last game on Saturday.
Aaron Archer (3rd); Dane Vancooten (15th) and Troy Lindsey (24th) scored one goal each in West Ruimveldt’s victory.
In other results from Saturday’s Under-11 boys’ action, St Pius Primary and Marian Academy were awarded walkovers, instead of facing St Agnes Primary and Smith’s Memorial Primary respectively.
Action in the Courts’ Pee-Wee tournament will continue next Saturday, at the Ministry of Education (MoE) Ground, Carifesta Avenue. The tournament is also supported by Sterling Products and MVP Sports.