St Giles Primary remain unbeaten in the Kathy Harper Hall/Agnes Crichlow Zone of the ongoing Pine Hill Dairy-sponsored National Sports Council's Primary Schools Netball Tournament.
The former queens were victorious 7-1 over Belmont Primary today at the Netball Stadium where six other games were contested. St Giles had a 5-0 advantage at half-time and went on to win thanks to goal-attack Serena Edwards who led the way with five goals from nine attempts and Shamarla Wickham two off six. Tia Spellen played goal-attack for Belmont and accounted for their lone goal of the match.
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St Giles Primary’s goal-attack was in great shooting form and netted another goal under the watchful eyes of National Sports Council coach Monette Wharton. (Pictures by Morissa Lindsay).[/caption]
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Belmont Primary goal-attack Tia Spellen showed good reach when she jumped and took possession away from St Giles’ goal-defence Tianna Applewaithe (center) and goal-keeper Michaela Harper.[/caption]
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Belmont Primary goal-shooter Kalesa Jordan grips the ball tightly while being put under pressure by St Giles Primary goal-keeper Michaela Harper.[/caption]
George Lamming Primary was also victorious against Hindsbury Primary and St Winifred's respectively. St Winifred's played well but coming on to the end of the game they were edged 4-3 with goal-shooter Tionie Waldron and goal-attack Dominique Blenman netting two goals each. Goal-shooter for St Winifred's Charlotte Howard had two goals and goal-attack Kelsey Pitcher, one.
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Dominique Blenman’s persistence as goal-attack for George Lamming paid off when she got the better of St Winifred’s goal-defence Jenascia King during this play.[/caption]
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Anika Phillips in her role as wing-attack for George Lamming Primary took an excellent catch against St Winifred’s.[/caption]
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St Winifred’s goal-attack lands well after intercepting the ball between George Lamming, center Shomicha Jaskson and goal-defense Destiny Laurent.[/caption]
They then got the better of Hindsbury 5-3 with Waldron at goal-shoot scoring four and goal-attack Blenman, one. Hindsbury's goal-shooter Maria Lane Griffith had two goals and goal-attack Latavia Hazell-Codrington, one.
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Lawrence T Gay goal-attack Tianna Morris gave it her all to stop this ball from reaching St Mary’s Primary goal-defender Daesha Haynes.[/caption]
Westbury Primary also had a reason to smile after defeating Lawrence T Gay Primary 4-2. Goal-attack Abianna Burrowes scored four goals from seven attempts while goal-shooter Gineva Alleyne had the two for Lawrence T Gay.
Deacons Primary were also on the losing end against Westbury Primary 3-1 with goal-shooter Tashaunte Weekes having a perfect score of two from two and goal-attack Burrowes one from five. Deacon's goal-shooter Nyrobi Alleyne was the only player to put the ball through the hoop once.
Deacons in their second match against St Winifred's had something to cheer about with a 1-0 win while St Mary's Primary won 4-3 over Lawrence T Gay Primary.
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