Jason John scored the only goal as Santa Rosa Secondary edged Annandale Secondary 1–0 in the Republic Bank Under-18 Football League yesterday, while Emanuel Mordle’s late equaliser earned West Ruimveldt Secondary a point against Charlestown Secondary.
Those closely contested results came alongside commanding wins for Three Mile Secondary and Chase Academic Foundation, who scored seven and five goals respectively.
John made the difference for Santa Rosa in the 42nd minute. His strike remained unanswered, giving his team the victory, while Annandale’s Kevin Huntley was cautioned in the 58th minute.
West Ruimveldt, meanwhile, had to come from behind to secure a 1–1 draw. Nyckel Adams gave Charlestown the lead after 11 minutes, and that advantage lasted until Mordle struck in the 67th minute.
Three Mile produced the day’s biggest winning margin, beating St Joseph High 7–1 with braces from Riley Ketwaroo and Eric Stephen.
Ketwaroo scored in the fourth and 12th minutes, either side of Joshua James’ ninth-minute goal, as Three Mile established a three-goal lead. St Joseph also lost Dylan Singh to a red card in the 12th minute.
Samech Starke reduced the deficit in the 33rd minute, but Aaron King restored Three Mile’s three-goal cushion in the 44th. Stephen scored in the 50th and 74th minutes, with Sergio Deagrella also finding the net in the 56th.
Chase’s 5–0 win over New Amsterdam Secondary featured two goals from Mark Glasgow, who struck in the 33rd and 58th minutes.
Germain Garnett had given Chase the lead after just two minutes, while Cavon Peters and Brandon Parks added goals in the 66th and 70th minutes respectively. Jaden Tasher received Chase’s yellow card in the 38th minute.
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