OLD ROAD LEAD NBG/SKNFA PREMIER LEAGUE INTO CHRISTMAS AND CARNIVAL BREAK

The NBG/SKNFA Premier League has entered its Christmas and Carnival break, with MFCR
Old Road United Jets heading into the festive period firmly atop the standings following a flaw
less start to the season.

After five matches, the Jets boast a perfect 15 points, capped by a commanding 6–0 victory over
TGE Dieppe Bay Eagles on Saturday, December 20, at the National Bank Group Technical Cen
ter. Adondre Eddy opened the scoring in the 5th minute, setting the tone for a dominant perfor
mance. Tiquanny Williams delivered a standout display, netting a hat trick with goals in the 20th
minute and penalties converted in the 45th and 54th minutes. Nequan Browne added a goal in the
37th minute, while Shevene Boston rounded off the scoring in first-half stoppage time.

Saturday’s triple-header began with a closely fought encounter between SOL IAS Conaree FC
and Honda Newtown United, which ended in a 1–1 draw. Markenson Hyppolite put Newtown
ahead in the 40th minute, but Conaree salvaged a point in dramatic fashion when Tijani Fahie
converted a penalty in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

The final match on Saturday saw Development Bank St. Peters secure a 2–1 victory over Azul
Cayon Rockets. St. Peters took a 2–1 lead into the halftime break and held firm to claim all three
points. Tyquan Tyrell opened the scoring in the 14th minute, followed by Kaleb Bridgewater in
the 30th. Davontay Carty scored Cayon’s lone goal in the 32nd minute.

Sunday’s marquee matchup featured last season’s finalists, Rams Village Superstars, against de
fending champions S L Horsford St. Paul’s United. Despite both teams being affected by pre
season sanctions and player suspensions, Village emerged with a 2–0 win. Samani Williams
broke the deadlock in the 67th minute, before G’Vaune Amory sealed the result with a goal in
the 83rd minute.

Sunday’s action opened with an entertaining 2–2 draw between St. Kitts Concrete Masters Sandy
Point and Tropical Blossom Hotspring Bath United. Sandy Point struck early through Teondre
Rouse in the 2nd minute, while Bath United responded with goals from Phillron Lavia in the
36th and Chris Browne in the 42nd. Sandy Point earned a share of the points when Zarique Brad
shaw found the net in the first minute of stoppage time.

With Match Week Five now complete, the NBG/SKNFA Premier League pauses for the holiday
season, as MFCR Old Road United Jets set the early pace heading into the new year. -END-
Caption: Village Superstars earn a crucial win against the defending champions.