Lochlan Geyser scores for Montesorri in the U7 semi final against BFEC. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Cedar Green overcame First Impressions, 1-0, in the other U7 semi-final. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Althea Scatliffe beat First Impressions, 2-0, to reach the Final. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

First Up, in the U7’s, an Ethan Singh goal settled the game for Cedar Green against First Impressions and they move onto face Montessori, who overcame Bregado Flax, 2-0, with goals from Lochlan Geyser and Charlie Potgieter.

In the U9’s, an early strike from Re’Mauri Walters put Bregado Flax in the driving seat against Cedar Green and with further strikes coming from Kyle Farrington and Quyle Billingy, their passage into the Final was assured with a 3-0 score line.

Their opponents in that final will be Althea Scatliffe Primary, who beat First Impressions, 2-1, with the winner scored by Othniel Gillings after Mario Carter’s opener had been cancelled out by Orrit Kenedy.

The U12 semifinal between Cedar Green and Cedar White turned into a gladiatorial affair and was ultimately settled by a goal from the Green’s Alex Salter and then in the dyeing moments, Azarni Callwood, who made it 2-0 with a scorching drive.

They will be facing Bregado Flax in the Final, after a Jaden Abrams penalty broke the deadlock against ASPS.

High School Round Up:

Bregado Flax Senior Boys also had much success in winning the inaugural Avanell “Clarky” Morton Cup, 3-1, on home turf against Elmore Stout High School.

Tyrique Gardener, Daniel Gilford and Kemron Tillack all scored for BFEC, whilst Marcus Butler fired home a late consolation for ESHS.

In the Open High School Girls League, it has come down to a two-horse race with Bregado Flax facing Cedar School on Saturday March 11, 2017, knowing any result other than defeat will give them Championship.

However, if Cedar win, then they will go to a game with St George’s Girls, with another victory handing them the title on goal difference from BFEC.