Caribbean Times 5th Issue - Friday 24th February 2017

Friday 24th February 2017 c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g 19
First and Second Division Games continue
By Marver Woodley
Potters Tigers and Fort Road were
in fine form yesterday as the final hours
draw nearer for the Antigua and Barbuda
First and Second Divisions.
Potters dominated their game
against West Ham 6-1 with triple
strikes coming from Romar Perry,
while his teammates Romar Perry,
Oran Pryce and Xavier James all netted
By Carlena Knight
Cool and Smooth AC
Delco Glenn’s Pet Paradise
Green Bay Hoppers opened
their 2017 Scotia Bank CFU
Caribbean Club Championships
with a 2-1 victory over
Bequia United F.C. of St.
Vincent and the Grenadines.
Hoppers who are hosting
the Group A leg of the
event, scored first in the 16th
minute by Captain Tomorley
‘Ziggy’ Thomas while the
equalizer came from Kamal
Ollivierre in the 28th minute.
As the second half got
underway, Hoppers had a
number of close encounters
but could not execute; a defensive
error by Kamal Bess
of Bequia United in the 70th
minute gave Hoppers the
win.
With this victory, Hoppers
presently sits at the top
of the standings with three
points while Bequia United
are in last position.
By Marver Woodley
As the year of election progresses the Antigua and Barbuda
Cycling Federation are next to hold their executive
elections.
The election will be held next week Wednesday 1st
March at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium when a
general meeting is slated to be held at 7pm.
The current executive is comprised of Andre Solomon as
President, Curtis McKay as 1st Vice President, Jevon Goodwin
as 2nd Vice President, Roland Morgan as Secretary,
George Baptiste as Assistant Secretary, Derrick Sutherland
and Cleopatra James as Treasurer and Assistant treasurer respectively.
To-date no one has publicly announced their willingness
to challenge anyone for any of the current positions.
once. The lone goal for West Hama was
made by Anderson Herbert.
Fort Road was also on fine display
when they defeated Lion Hill 8-nil with
triple successful strikes form Omar
Samuel, double strikes form Dewey
Thomas and Jamaul Jeffery and a lone
attack form Kenny Morgan.
Seaview Farm held Garden Stars
3-3 draw with strikes coming from Zafique
Sampson, Carlos Chastanet and
Kenya Hughes for Seaview Farm and
Nosakhare Edonley, Tyrie Francis and
Zidamwrre Carr for Garden Stars.
In the last game of the day Hill Top
held Five Islands to a 1-1 draw with
strikes coming from Alex Phillip and
Joshua Lynch for Hill Top and Five Islands
respectfully.
Hoppers open Club Championships with a victory
Cycling Federation
to host elections
Meanwhile in the first
match of the double header,
Racing F.C. of Haiti and Inter
Moengo Tapoe of Suriname
came to 2 all draw.
Kareem Kwasie of Inter
Moengo scored first in the
9th minute while Racing’s
Markens Domisca equalized
in the 17th minute.
With the second half beginning
both teams came out
firing with a number of opportunities
to take the lead
but it was a goal by Naldo
Kwasie of Inter Moengo in
the 68th minute that gave the
Suriname based team the advantage.
Despite the defensive
effort displayed by Inter,
Markens Domisca of Racing
F.C. gave his team some
hope as he equalized in the
81st minute.
Both teams sit in second
position with one point.
Matches will continue on
Friday night at the Antigua
Recreation Grounds at 5pm
with Bequia United F.C. of
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
facing Racing F.C.
of Haiti while at 7:00 p.m.,
Cool and Smooth AC Delco
Glenn’s Pet Paradise Green
Bay Hoppers will battle Inter
Moengo Tapoe of Suriname.
On Sunday, Inter Moengo
Taepo will play Bequia
United F.C. at 5:00 p.m.
and at 7:00 p.m., Green Bay
Hoppers will battle Racing
F.C.
S.R. Olivia David Primary
picks up double victories
By Carlena Knight
S.R. Olivia David Primary picked up double victories on
Wednesday afternoon in the Mini-boys Primary division of
the Cool and Smooth Inter-School Basketball League.
Their first victory was over Parham Primary, 15-7 with
Jade Jackson leading the charge with 8 points.
Darren Warner assisted with 6 points.
They then went on to defeat Villa Primary, 12-6 with
Jade Jackson once again leading his team with 8 points.