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  • Waramuri triumphs over Marian Academy in thrilling Girls U-11 Football final

    Waramuri triumphs over Marian Academy in thrilling Girls U-11 Football final

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    December 9, 2024
    Waramuri triumphs over Marian Academy in thrilling Girls U-11  Football final
    Waramuri Primary receive their championship trophy from MVP Sports’ Ian Ramdeo in the presence of other stakeholders
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    In a thrilling conclusion to the MVP Sports Girls U-11 Pee Wee Football Championship, Waramuri emerged victorious in a penalty shootout against defending champions Marian Academy after the match ended in a draw.

    Waramuri’s goalkeeper, Atti Harris, was the standout performer, saving three penalties.

    Her teammates scored all three of their attempts, securing a 3-0 win on penalties.

    The championship win earned the Region One team $100,000 for a school project, while Marian Academy received $75,000.

    In the third-place playoff, St. John the Baptist defeated Potaro 2-0, with Jaziah Rodrigues scoring one of the goals.

    St. John the Baptist was awarded $50,000, while Potaro received $25,000.

    In other matches, West Ruimveldt claimed fifth place with a 3-0 victory over Stella Maris, thanks to a hat-trick from Ariel Farley. Smith Memorial edged out Genesis 1-0 in the 7-8 playoff.

    Individual awards included Best Goalkeeper for Atti Harris, Most Valuable Player for Hailey Haberkorn from Marian Academy, and Highest Goal Scorer for Ariel Farley, who netted 18 goals throughout the tournament.

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