Last Updated on December 3, 2023, 11:32 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Thrilling results of St Kitts and Nevis Jones Group Limited U14 Semi-Final and High School & Colleges Open Match Results for soccer tournament.
Charles E Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) and Saddlers Secondary School (SSS) advanced to the finals of the Jones Group Limited U14. Charles E Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) secured victory in the semi-final match against Basseterre High School (BHS ) and Saddlers Secondary School (SSS), beating Charleston Secondary School, allowing them to advance to the final.
High School & Colleges Open Match: Verchilds High School (VHS) secured a convincing victory against Saddlers Secondary School (SSS)
Scores
- Jones Group Limited U14 Kemaal Benjamin made one goal for Basseterre High School.
- Charles E Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) won with two goals from Kylan Woods. One goal and the other goal came from Jukary Berry.
- Verchilds High School scored four goals against Saddlers Secondary School.
- Dequan Hamilton made three goals and Eusani Hendrickson made one goal.
MVPs of the match
- Most Valuable Player of the Game was given to Kylan Woods from CEMSS.
- High School & Colleges Open Match Most Valuable Player of the game was given to Dequan Hamilton from VHS.
St Kitts Department of Sports extended congratulations to MVPs for their outstanding performance, earning them the MVP title.
The results of the semi-final round of the Jones Group Limited High School and Colleges Open Football Competition.
In Game 1, the winner of Zone 2 and the winner of Zone 1 will play the match against each other in the semi-final round on Monday, December 4, 2023, at 3:00 pm.
- Zone-2 Winners: Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (12pts)
- Runners Up Zone-1: Basseterre High School (12pts)
In game 2, the winner of zone 1 and the winner of zone 2 will compete with each other in the semi-final round on Monday, December 4, 2023, at 5:00 pm.
- Zone-1 Winners: Verchilds High School (12pts)
- Runners Up Zone-2: Cayon High School (7pts)
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