5P's Women's Team
Awards
Anik Jarvis
CPTSA Tournament MVP
Best Goal Keeper
All Tournament Team
Jess Hall
Best New Comer
Andrea Dwyer
All Tournament Team
Amelia Green
All Tournament Team
Anya DeCourcy
All Tournament Team
Jahlene Baptiste
All Tournament Team
Odeal Simon
All Tournament Team
Joey Christopher
All Tournament Coach
CPTSA Tournament MVP
Best Goal Keeper
All Tournament Team
Jess Hall
Best New Comer
Andrea Dwyer
All Tournament Team
Amelia Green
All Tournament Team
Anya DeCourcy
All Tournament Team
Jahlene Baptiste
All Tournament Team
Odeal Simon
All Tournament Team
Joey Christopher
All Tournament Coach
5P’s Take Home CPTSA Female Football Title
Anik Jarvis Accepts Medal
News Articles - Antiguan Sun, Sports
Monday, 06 July 2009 22:33
The 5P’s FC Wadadli female football team are the new champions of the Concerned Parents/Teachers Sports Association (CPTSA) Female Football Tournament which climaxed at the YASCO Sports Complex last Thursday. 5P’s took home the championship trophy after defeating Ottos Tigress 2-1 on penalty kicks after both teams failed to find the back of the net in both regulation and extra time.
Anik Jarvis and Odeal Simon scored one each for 5P’s from the spot while Chemique Harris was the lone Tigress player to hit the net from the spot. Jarvis of 5P’s was adjudged the Most Valuable Player and best goalkeeper of the Tournament.
A number of players and officials were awarded for their outstanding performance following the finals. Among the awardees was Quancy Joseph who finished the tournament with the most goals, Renata Thomas who had the most assists, Karen Warner who was adjudged the best defensive player, Jessica Hall who was the most disciplined player and Shamond McMaster who was adjudged the most outstanding rookie on show.
5P’s also captured the award for the most disciplined team in the Tournament, while 5P’s coach, Joey Christopher, received the coach of the tournament award.
Former Champions, Villa Lions settled for third place honors. Awards were presented by Secretary of the CPTSA, Lynette Charles, and President of the Antigua/Barbuda Football Association, Everton "Batow" Gonsalves.
A 15 member All Tournament team was also selected; included are Amelia Greene, Anik Jarvis, Georgetta Lewis, Selina Richards, Quancy Joseph, Roxanne Apping, Andrea Dwyer, Kitanya Hughes, Karen Warner, Jahlene Baptiste, Chemique Harris, Kerissa Crump, Renata Thomas, Odeal Simon and Anya DeCourcy.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament were O.D. Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd., GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
Monday, 06 July 2009 22:33
The 5P’s FC Wadadli female football team are the new champions of the Concerned Parents/Teachers Sports Association (CPTSA) Female Football Tournament which climaxed at the YASCO Sports Complex last Thursday. 5P’s took home the championship trophy after defeating Ottos Tigress 2-1 on penalty kicks after both teams failed to find the back of the net in both regulation and extra time.
Anik Jarvis and Odeal Simon scored one each for 5P’s from the spot while Chemique Harris was the lone Tigress player to hit the net from the spot. Jarvis of 5P’s was adjudged the Most Valuable Player and best goalkeeper of the Tournament.
A number of players and officials were awarded for their outstanding performance following the finals. Among the awardees was Quancy Joseph who finished the tournament with the most goals, Renata Thomas who had the most assists, Karen Warner who was adjudged the best defensive player, Jessica Hall who was the most disciplined player and Shamond McMaster who was adjudged the most outstanding rookie on show.
5P’s also captured the award for the most disciplined team in the Tournament, while 5P’s coach, Joey Christopher, received the coach of the tournament award.
Former Champions, Villa Lions settled for third place honors. Awards were presented by Secretary of the CPTSA, Lynette Charles, and President of the Antigua/Barbuda Football Association, Everton "Batow" Gonsalves.
A 15 member All Tournament team was also selected; included are Amelia Greene, Anik Jarvis, Georgetta Lewis, Selina Richards, Quancy Joseph, Roxanne Apping, Andrea Dwyer, Kitanya Hughes, Karen Warner, Jahlene Baptiste, Chemique Harris, Kerissa Crump, Renata Thomas, Odeal Simon and Anya DeCourcy.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament were O.D. Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd., GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
5P’s upset Villa to Book Finals Birth
Amber Milward Accepting Medal
News Articles - Antiguan Sun, Sports
Written by Reporter
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 20:40
The 5P’s women football team has book the first spot in the finals of the ongoing Concerned Parents and Teachers Sports Association (CPTSA) Female Football Tournament. The 5P’s women achieved the feat when they pulled off a 1-0 victory over the favoured Villa squad during their encounter at the YASCO Sports Complex on Tuesday night.
Playing in the final game of a triple-header, Amber Milward was the encounter’s only goal-scorer but it was enough to see the 5P’s women through to the finals of the 8th Annual CPTSA tournament.
5P’s will now await the results between CPTSA Wings and Ottos Tigress as it will decide who they will face in the finals slated for Thursday at 6 p.m. Ottos Tigress must defeat CPTSA Wings on Wednesday evening if they are to make the Finals. If not, Villa Lions will take that spot by virtue of goal difference.
Meanwhile, Ottos Tigress and SAP played to a 1-1 draw in the day’s opening contest. SAP was first to find their mark from Iola Simmons, while Tigress equalised through Ranatta Douglas.
However, organisers have given SAP their marching orders out of the tournament for ill-discipline and unsportsmanlike conduct.
Also, Young Warriors and CPTSA Wings played to a 2-2 draw in a bottom of the table clash.
Young Warriors found the net first through Roxanne Apping and Katey Lee, but Georgetta Lewis broke away twice to equalise.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament are O.D. Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd., GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
Written by Reporter
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 20:40
The 5P’s women football team has book the first spot in the finals of the ongoing Concerned Parents and Teachers Sports Association (CPTSA) Female Football Tournament. The 5P’s women achieved the feat when they pulled off a 1-0 victory over the favoured Villa squad during their encounter at the YASCO Sports Complex on Tuesday night.
Playing in the final game of a triple-header, Amber Milward was the encounter’s only goal-scorer but it was enough to see the 5P’s women through to the finals of the 8th Annual CPTSA tournament.
5P’s will now await the results between CPTSA Wings and Ottos Tigress as it will decide who they will face in the finals slated for Thursday at 6 p.m. Ottos Tigress must defeat CPTSA Wings on Wednesday evening if they are to make the Finals. If not, Villa Lions will take that spot by virtue of goal difference.
Meanwhile, Ottos Tigress and SAP played to a 1-1 draw in the day’s opening contest. SAP was first to find their mark from Iola Simmons, while Tigress equalised through Ranatta Douglas.
However, organisers have given SAP their marching orders out of the tournament for ill-discipline and unsportsmanlike conduct.
Also, Young Warriors and CPTSA Wings played to a 2-2 draw in a bottom of the table clash.
Young Warriors found the net first through Roxanne Apping and Katey Lee, but Georgetta Lewis broke away twice to equalise.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament are O.D. Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd., GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
Just Kicking It
Jess Hall
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 16:39
Written by: Jose Otto Antiguan Sun, Sport - Football
Female tornament
The 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament opened on Saturday at the YASCO Sports Complex. Addresses were given by President Lucaso Brumant, President of the Football Association Everton (Batow) Gonsalves and Jessica Prince, secretary to Minister of Sports Winston Williams.
This year, only six local teams participated.
There was an 8 – nil trouncing of newcomers Young Warriors at the feet of veterans Villa Lions. Organizers were very disappointed when a fight broke out between Crystal Lewis of Young Warriors and Villa Lions' star player Eta James in the first match. Both players were sent packing by the referee, and will remain on the sidelines for the rest of the tournament.
Another Villa Lions player, Kadie Roberts, was red carded and sat out the following game. In that game, four goals came from Quancy Joseph, two from Kadie Roberts, and one each from Nikisha Samuel, Jahlene Camacho and Nikisha Samuel.
In the second game, despite a battering of 13 shot goal attempts by SAP, CPTSA Wings was able to hold their opponents to a goal-less draw.
In the third game, 5P’s Anya DeCourcy slammed a one–nil defeat to Ottos Tigress. 5P’s had eight strikes on goal, while Ottos Tigress managed to get off only two.
The tournament continued on Sunday with 5P’s verses SAP. It was a nil-all draw in the day’s first game. In the second, without the services of former national goalkeeper Kelesha Antoine, due to an injury which incurred during the first game, CPTSA Wings crumbled to an eight-nil defeat from former champions Villa Lions. Goals for Villa Lions came from Britney Jacobs with four, Patrice Davis - two, and Quancy Joseph - two. Wings were only able to get off one shot on goal by Georgetta Lewis.
In the third match of the evening, Young Warriors suffered their second defeat to Ottos Tigress, this time 3–1.
The two Ottos Tigress goals came from Shanike Harris and the third from Toyann Bennett. The lone goal for Young Warriors came from Sennore Barthley.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament are OD Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd, GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
The tournament continued on Monday. In the first game, with just seven players showing up, Wings suffered a 6 – nil defeat from 5P’s. Scoring for 5P’s were Amelia Green 2, Anya DeCourcy 2, Emily Murphy 1, and Jessica Hall 1.
In the second game, Moura Murray scored an early goal in the first half to give SAP a 1 – nil win over Young Warriors. SAP had 15 shots on goal, while Warriors could manage only 4.
The third game saw Ottos Tigress upset favorites Villa Lions. Shenike Harris shot for Tigress midway in the first half, and kept the Lions at bay to capture the important 1–nil win. Both teams had few opportunities, with Ottos Tigress getting off 5 shots on goal, while Villa Lions had 3.
Written by: Jose Otto Antiguan Sun, Sport - Football
Female tornament
The 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament opened on Saturday at the YASCO Sports Complex. Addresses were given by President Lucaso Brumant, President of the Football Association Everton (Batow) Gonsalves and Jessica Prince, secretary to Minister of Sports Winston Williams.
This year, only six local teams participated.
There was an 8 – nil trouncing of newcomers Young Warriors at the feet of veterans Villa Lions. Organizers were very disappointed when a fight broke out between Crystal Lewis of Young Warriors and Villa Lions' star player Eta James in the first match. Both players were sent packing by the referee, and will remain on the sidelines for the rest of the tournament.
Another Villa Lions player, Kadie Roberts, was red carded and sat out the following game. In that game, four goals came from Quancy Joseph, two from Kadie Roberts, and one each from Nikisha Samuel, Jahlene Camacho and Nikisha Samuel.
In the second game, despite a battering of 13 shot goal attempts by SAP, CPTSA Wings was able to hold their opponents to a goal-less draw.
In the third game, 5P’s Anya DeCourcy slammed a one–nil defeat to Ottos Tigress. 5P’s had eight strikes on goal, while Ottos Tigress managed to get off only two.
The tournament continued on Sunday with 5P’s verses SAP. It was a nil-all draw in the day’s first game. In the second, without the services of former national goalkeeper Kelesha Antoine, due to an injury which incurred during the first game, CPTSA Wings crumbled to an eight-nil defeat from former champions Villa Lions. Goals for Villa Lions came from Britney Jacobs with four, Patrice Davis - two, and Quancy Joseph - two. Wings were only able to get off one shot on goal by Georgetta Lewis.
In the third match of the evening, Young Warriors suffered their second defeat to Ottos Tigress, this time 3–1.
The two Ottos Tigress goals came from Shanike Harris and the third from Toyann Bennett. The lone goal for Young Warriors came from Sennore Barthley.
The sponsors of the 8th Annual CPTSA Female Football Tournament are OD Brisbane/Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd, GIGI Industries, Photo Shack and Stitch World.
The tournament continued on Monday. In the first game, with just seven players showing up, Wings suffered a 6 – nil defeat from 5P’s. Scoring for 5P’s were Amelia Green 2, Anya DeCourcy 2, Emily Murphy 1, and Jessica Hall 1.
In the second game, Moura Murray scored an early goal in the first half to give SAP a 1 – nil win over Young Warriors. SAP had 15 shots on goal, while Warriors could manage only 4.
The third game saw Ottos Tigress upset favorites Villa Lions. Shenike Harris shot for Tigress midway in the first half, and kept the Lions at bay to capture the important 1–nil win. Both teams had few opportunities, with Ottos Tigress getting off 5 shots on goal, while Villa Lions had 3.
