Haynes, Warner hit hat-tricks

ROSTON HAYNES slammed a hat-trick as WASA Clean and White trounced Mayaro Spurs 6-0 in sixth round action of the All Sport National Super League yesterday.

The struggling Spurs were put under immediate pressure at the WASA Ground, St Joseph when Gary Jones scored in the fourth minute. WASA had to wait a further 50 minutes for their second goal courtesy of Haynes, who also found the back of the net in the 66th. Former Strike Squad left-back Marvin Faustin netted WASA’s fourth item in the 75th while Haynes completed his hat-trick in the 81st. Daleon Sinnette ended the goalspree in the 85th, a result which pushed WASA up the 11-team standings to second spot, one point behind Maraval Youth Academy. The league leaders dropped two vital points against BiWater Stokely Vale at the Trinity College Grounds, Moka, Maraval when they were held to a goalless draw. Marlon Warner netted a hat-trick within the first 22 minutes as Crab Connection handed Caroni a 7-2 whipping at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar, Arima. Warner struck in the fifth, 10th and 22nd while Irvin Trim added Crab’s fourth in the 38th to put the game beyond the reach of the visitors.

Trevor Mitchell pulled back one for Caroni three minutes into the second half but the Crabs regained their superiority following goals from captain Warren Butler in the 68th and Sheldon Thomas in the 71st. Ahmed Mohammed netted Caroni’s second in the 85th but midfielder Joseph Peters put the icing on the cake with Crab’s seventh in stoppage time. Defence Force needed a last minute strike from Jason James to defeat TCL Samba Boys 1-0 at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. The Army-Coast Guard combination ended a three-match skid while Samba Boys lost their fifth encounter in a row. Tamana United were looking for their first points of the season against Club Sando at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella up to press time last night.