Six districts set for ExxonMobil U18 football action on October 30–31

The ExxonMobil Under-18 Football Championships will continue across six districts on October 30 and 31, with matches in Regions One, Two, Five, Six and Ten, along with Georgetown North.

New Amsterdam Secondary, Chase’s Academic Foundation and Bygeval Secondary will return to action after victories in the previous round, while Abram Zuil Secondary and Charity Secondary are set to meet in both the boys’ and girls’ competitions.
The October 30 programme begins in Moruca, where Hosororo Secondary will face Santa Rosa Secondary in a Region One boys’ encounter at 11:00 a.m. Waramuri Secondary and North West Secondary will contest the girls’ match at 1:00 p.m.
At All Saints in Region Six, Vryman’s Erven will play New Amsterdam Secondary in the girls’ competition at 2:00 p.m., followed by Tutorial Academy against New Amsterdam’s boys at 3:30 p.m.
Marian Academy will meet Chase’s Academic Foundation in the Georgetown North girls’ competition at Queen’s College at 3:30 p.m. Chase’s boys will face the winner of Queen’s College and New Campbellville Secondary, also scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at the same venue.
Region Ten’s girls’ competition continues at Wisburg on October 30, with the winners from the preceding round meeting at 3:30 p.m.
On October 31, Abram Zuil and Charity will meet at Queenstown in Region Two. The girls’ match begins at 1:30 p.m., followed by the boys at 3:00 p.m.
Mahaicony Secondary and Bygeval will contest both Region Five fixtures at No. 5 that day, with the girls playing at 1:00 p.m. and the boys at 3:00 p.m.
The upcoming matches follow a round in which Vreed en Hoop Secondary and Dolphin Secondary captured both the boys’ and girls’ championships in their respective districts.
Vreed en Hoop secured the Region Three boys’ title with a 3–0 victory over DeWillem Secondary. Sherwin Softleigh, Kareem Milton and Treyon Mclean scored once each. The school’s girls defeated West Minster Secondary through an own goal to complete the double.
Dolphin claimed both Georgetown South titles, with Omari Nascimento and David John each scoring twice in the boys’ 4–0 victory over The New Central High.
Friendship Secondary’s boys became East Bank Demerara champions after defeating Diamond Secondary 2–0 and Dora Secondary 6–0. Micheal Correia and Demetri Younge scored against Diamond, while Jerome Johnson and Brandon Bruce each netted twice against Dora. Delroy Williams and Correia added the other goals.
Friendship’s girls will also represent the district, having been its only female entrants.
On the East Coast, Ann’s Grove Secondary defeated Hope Secondary 4–1 on penalties to win the boys’ championship following a 1–1 draw. Kennard Haley scored for Ann’s Grove, while LeBron Semple netted for Hope.
President’s College won the East Coast girls’ title with a 10–0 victory over Annandale Secondary. Kimora Edwards scored four goals, Reyanna Gounga added two, and Nalini LaRose, Neisa Lewis, Esinam Kissoon and Selena Williams contributed one each.
In Region Two, Lorenzo Joseph scored a hat-trick as Charity defeated Cottonfield Secondary 6–1. Janaldo Charles, Johnny Smith and Micah James added one goal each, while D’Aaron Romeo replied for Cottonfield. Abram Zuil defeated Aurora Secondary 2–0 through goals from Justin Sewprashad and Marcanthony Obermuller.
Bygeval recorded victories in both divisions against No. 8 Secondary in Region Five. Devonte Vaux, Jefferson Rodriguez and Kheim Henry scored in the boys’ 3–1 win, while Aaron Crandon netted for No. 8.
The girls’ encounter ended 2–2 before Bygeval won the penalty shootout 2–1. Rayenna Duncan and Jakayla Ethard scored for Bygeval during regulation time, with Rean Semple and Teonza Gordon scoring for No. 8.
New Amsterdam’s boys defeated Canje Secondary 5–0 in Region Six, with Vincent Newyear, Jonathan Daniels, Domonique Rodrigues, Mitchell Cameron and Naeem Liverpool scoring once each.
New Amsterdam’s girls beat Canje 1–0 on penalties following a goalless match. Tutorial Academy also won through a shootout, defeating Berbice Educational Institute 4–3 after their encounter ended goalless.
In Georgetown North, Brendan Parks scored four goals as Chase’s boys defeated Christ Church Secondary 10–1. Akeel Young added two, while Brandon Kissoon, Nash Moe, Aaron Vasconcellos and Fabio Kowlessar scored once each. Lebron Halford replied for Christ Church.
Chase’s girls defeated New Campbellville Secondary 6–0, with Leandra Henritto scoring a hat-trick and Thea Rodrigues adding two goals.
Marian Academy’s girls beat Cummings Lodge Secondary 4–0 through two goals from Ella Fernandes and one each from Ashley Walton and Skylar DeNobrega.
St. John’s College defeated New Campbellville’s boys 6–0, with Shangi Welch and Dexter John scoring twice each and Josiah Nedd also finding the net.