St Joseph’s Convent have run the table in Group A, whilst Beanefield Comprehensive and defending champions Soufrière Comprehensive have created separation in the Under-16 Netball Tournament, as matches continued on Wednesday at the Beausejour Gymnasium and the Micoud Court.
At Beausejour, SJC maintained their unblemished record with an 18-13 win over Castries Comprehensive Secondary School. SJC were flawless in the circle, converting all 18 of their attempts on the day to run the table, winning all three preliminary games.
For SJC, goal shooter Xanaiia Emmanus led the charge with a perfect 14-14, whilst goal attacks Skai St Claire and Leyla Sylvester contributed two goals apiece. For CCSS, goal shooter Valencia Seraphin kept her side within reach by sinking 12 of her 16 attempts, whilst goal attack Luwander Antoine converted 1-6.
In the second Group A encounter at the northern venue, Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School held on for a narrow 11-10 win over Entrepot Secondary. LHCSS also recorded an unblemished shooting return, as goal shooter Alexi Philip converted all seven attempts and goal attack Onyella Enebeli scored four.
ESS stayed in contention throughout, behind goal shooter Azaria Leon, who scored seven goals from 11 attempts, and goal attack Jahnii Charlery, who added 3-7.
Down south at the Micoud Court, defending champions SCSS produced an assured performance to defeat Choiseul Secondary 28-13. Harriel William led all scorers on the day with 15-23, while Steffi Paul scored 9-19 and Kheryss Ferguson 4-7. Choiseul’s response was led by Malia Isidore, who converted 10-15, alongside 3-9 by Kevlyn Fostin.
Beanefield kept their momentum in the southern zone with a 16-4 win over hosts Micoud Secondary. For Beanefield, goal shooter Jerannie Marquis was responsible for her team’s entire scoring output, converting 16-24, whilst goal attack Annia St Ange went scoreless from four tries. Micoud found scoring opportunities limited, with Sashaly Martyr registering three goals from six attempts and Shanequa Jn Baptiste converting her solitary effort.
