UTT lead going into break
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The Trinidad and Tobago Express Wednesday February 18th 2009 Article By: Garfield London |
ACTION in the Courts All Sectors Netball League (ASNL) will take a break for the Carnival season, following matches in the Alternative Division Y last Thursday. |
Play will resume on Thursday February 26, with games in the Championship Division. |
Going into the break, University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) lead the four-club Championship Division standings with three wins and a loss from four games. |
League champions Defence Force are in second spot with two victories, a loss and a tie. |
Former title-holders Fire Service are in third place with the same record as the Army-Coast Guard combination, while winless Police are at the bottom with four losses. |
In the last round of matches played in the Alternative Division Y, Cavaliers registered two wins going into the break. |
In their latest triumph on Thursday, Cavaliers beat Prison 51-19, with goal attack Cherryell McIntosh scoring 24 of 34 attempts. |
Other good efforts came from GA Debra Bain (15 of 18) and goal shoot Ayanna Peters (12 of 18). |
For Prison, GS Ivy Davis hit ten from 15 attempts, GS Ayanna O'Neil had a handful from a dozen tries and GA Shenelle Rollock pitched in with four from six. |
Earlier in the week, Cavaliers turned back Defence Force 44-16 on Tuesday. GA Debra Bain missed ten from 44 chances for the winners, whose other provider was GS Cherryell Mc Intosh, with ten of 26. |
GA Donna Chase (nine in two dozen), GA Makeda Pierre (seven of 19) and GS Cheryl Ann Warren (one from a handful) were the scorers for Defence Force, who were losers again on Thursday. |
They were burnt 37-34 by Fire in a very tight game. |
GS Tricia Roberts had 22 from 43 chances for the winners, while GA Chrisarlene Murrell knocked down 11 of 13 and GA Rhonique Williams had four from nine. |
For Defence Force, GA Donna Chase missed four times from 22 opportunities and GS Cheryl Ann Warren 13 from 29. |
Bermudez stopped Fire 52-32 to finish at the top of the table with four successes and a loss from a handful of outings. |
GS Petal Wilkins had 44 of 52 attempts for Bermudez, GA Jocelyn Marcelle pitched in with six of eight and GA Indra Antoine two from two. |
GS Chrisalene Murrell with 12 from 28, GA Rhonique Williams 11 of 21 and GS Tricia Roberts nine of 20 were the contributors for Fire. |
And in the Retro Division on Monday, Police A worked over Police B 31-26 to take the lead with a perfect record of five wins. |
GA Beverly Rodgers hit 13 from 17 shots and GS Beverly Hernandez converted 18 of 23. |
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For Police B, GS Euphemia Huggins attempted 32 shots and landed 23 of them, GA Lystra Simmons scored a pair from half-dozen opportunities, while GA Peggy Ann Brown missed two from three. |
The game between Harlem and Fire was postponed to a date to be determined in order to facilitate members' attendance at a funeral. |
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