In the U13 game, Panthers FC, the champion team overcame their All-Star Opponents, 3-0, with goals coming from Myles Penn (2) and Lashawn Gibbs.
The U13 Girls Exhibition added to the days play on an initiative from Julia Reich of the Wolues FC and saw a scintillating display that ended 2-2, with goals coming from Millie Cottreau, T’Nyah Richardson, Kyla Flax and Edith Ferrer.
The U17 Boys, named as North Ballers and South Strikers by Coaches Richie Morton and Morris Mark, also ended as a draw, with goals from Ikyjah Williams and Sam Potgeiter.
The Women’s game, which saw them playing on the full pitch and eleven a side after their Futsal Season, showed how quickly they are returning to full competitive action capability.
Tola Broderick scored the only goal of a fast-paced game for Tortola in their 1-0 victory over Virgin Gorda.
All the Coaches agreed that the day had been a great success, sentiments echoed by BVI Football Association (BVIFA) Executive Board Members, Mr Avanell Morton, responsible for Youth Development; Mrs Loralee Walters-Abrams, the driving force behind getting so much Football organised throughout difficult times and BVIFA Treasurer, Mr Kenrick Grant.
“It was an excellent day,” noted Walters-Abrams as both she and Morton congratulated all the players and coaches who had made it all possible.
After the dust had settled on some exhilarating displays on the field, the team and individual awards were presented.
U13 National Youth League
Champions; Panthers FC
Golden Boot; Myles Penn (Panthers FC)
Golden Glove; Akeem Paddy (Panthers FC)
MVP; Jaheim Bijai (Panthers FC)
Fair Play Award; (Old Madrid FC)
Individual Club MVP’s; Morris Mark III (One Caribbean FC), Azaniah Glasgow (Old Madrid FC), Hugo Hlavacek (Wolues FC), Qu’yl Billingy (VG Utd), Myles Penn (Panthers FC), Kyle Farrington (Sugar Boys FC)
U17 National Youth League
Champions; One CARIBBEAN FC
Golden Boot; Adrian Padilla (One Caribbean FC)
Golden Glove; Oliver Henderson (Wolues FC)
MVP; T’Khoi Richardson
Fair Play Award; Old Madrid FC
Individual Club MVP’s; Kemani Forrest (Old Madrid FC), Luca Reich (Wolues FC), Jaden Abrams (VG Utd), Adrian Padilla (One Caribbean FC), Jalen Prentice (One Love FC), Denvin Jones (Rebels FC).
BVIFA Women’s Futsal League
Champions; Wolues FC
Golden Boot; Darci Reich (Wolues FC)
Golden Glove; Tinia Van Zoost (Wolues FC)
MVP; Darci Reich (Wolues FC)
Fair Play Award; Wolues FC
Individual Club MVP’s; Morgan Creque (Panthers FC), Tahirah Bascombe (VG Utd), Tola Broderick (Wolues FC), Makeda Fahie (Avengers FC)