Fatima, Magnolia crowned Colfire champs

FATIMA edged Malvern 5-4 in a thriller at the Chinese Association Hall, St Ann’s to wrest the Colfire Chinese Invitational Indoor Hockey title. For Malvern, it was a disappointing night as they were beaten in three finals, including the women and Boys Under-21s. A Dean Nieves double powered the Fatima team to victory in Saturday night’s men Open Division final. Colin Young, “Most Valuable Player” Alan Young and Shane Newallo scored the other goals for the winners, while Malvern got a goal each from Albert Marcano, Wayne Leggerton, Anthony Marcano and Colin Byron.

And “Most Valuable Player” Stacey Siu Butt hit the backboard four times to carry Carib Magnolia to a 10-5 victory over Malvern to take the women crown. Nicky Bradshaw scored a hat-trick, Alicia Waithe two and Gaye-Ann Nieves got the other goal for the winning team.  Cecile Assam-Loren and Sherlan Cabralis both scored doubles and Rosann Reyes got the other goal for the Malvernites. Notre Dame were winners of the Over-35 title after beating Queen’s Park 6-3 in the final, while Paragon took both the Boys and Girls Under-21 crown. Chinese won the men’s knockout and Venture took the women’s category, while Susan Gomes was named Umpires Choice. St Anthony’s won the Boys Under-16 title and Holy Name the Girls Division in the Schools Category, while Providence (Girls) and Chinese (Boys) got the Under-21 crowns.

Colfire scores:
Over-35 Division —   NOTRE DAME (6) Kenneth Whiteman 2, Ian Edwards, Edrich Francois, Leon Ramdeen, Keith Rawlins vs QUEEN’S PARK (3) Errol dos Santos, Nicholas Govia, Robert Mouttet.
Under-21 Men —  PARAGON (6) Nigel Noel 3, Kiel Murray 2, Terrence Baptiste vs MALVERN (5) Wayne Leggerton 4, Marvin Gomes.

Honour Roll (Schools):
Under-16 (Girls) —   MVP —  Arielle Du Quesney (SAGHS); Most goals —  Arielle Du Quesnay; Best goalkeeper —  Mariel Banfield (Bishop Anstey); Best defender —  Tracy Lee (Holy Name); Most Outstanding Attacker — Arielle Du Quesnay.
Under-16 (Boys) —  MVP —  Sean Lee Quai (St Anthony’s); Most goals —  Lee Quai; Best goalkeeper —  Justin Pascal (Fatima), Best defender —  Dev Lum Kit (St Anthony’s); Most Outstanding Attacker —  Stefan Aming (Fatima).
 Under-21 (Girls) —  MVP —  Kimberly Kam (Providence); Most goals —  Mika Ella Tang (Holy Name)/Jade Piper (Providence); Best goalkeeper —  Daniella Granado (Providence); Best Defender —  Kimberly Kam; Most Outstanding Attacker —  Piper.
Under-21 (Boys) —  MVP —  Kiel Murray (SEPoS); Most goals —  Dominic Young (Chinese); Best goalkeeper —  Sheldon McKellar (SSEPoS); Best Defender —  Lee Ron Tom Pack (Chinese); Most Outstanding Attacker —  Dominic Young.