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TELECOM MAUL EASTERN 7-0 21.9.2011 – Telecom Strikers booked their place in the JNBS masters league quarter-finals last Sunday when they whipped Eastern 7-0 at Barbican oval. Delroy Watson scored a hat-trick for Telecom.

In the Barbican feature game, hosts Barbican completed their dominance over zone A with an easy 2-0 win over Harbour View as Denton Shedden got his league leading 16th goal of the season.

	ZONE A	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	RC	YC	PD	P
1	Barbican	12	10	1	1	34	5	29	0	4	-1	30
2	Park Rovers	12	8	4	0	22	6	16	1	5	-2	25
3	Telecom Strikers	12	7	2	3	20	13	7	0	4	-1	22
4	Kingston Commissioners	12	7	1	4	17	16	1	0	5	-1	21
5	Boys' Town	12	5	2	5	16	17	-1	0	2	0	17
6	Shortwood	12	5	4	3	14	18	-4	1	4	-1	17
7	St. George's	12	4	4	4	15	16	-1	1	4	-1	15
8	Thunderbolts	12	4	2	6	13	17	-4	0	3	-1	13
9	Harbour View	12	5	4	3	17	11	6	2	2	-7	12
10	Maxfield	12	3	5	4	6	8	-2	1	6	-2	12
12	MV Exodus	12	1	3	8	15	24	-9	1	3	-1	5
11	Washington Strikers	12	2	2	8	10	27	-17	3	4	-3	5
13	Eastern	12	0	1	11	3	25	-22	0	2	0	1

Park Rovers smashed Kingston Commissioners 5-1 as both Rovers and Kingston joined Barbican and Telecom as the four zone A quarter-finalists.

Constant Spring cemented their hold on zone B with a 2-0 shutout win over Police Nationals at Constant Spring oval. Police Nationals entered the game as the only undefeated team in the "group of death", and needed to win or draw to claim a spot in the quarter-finals. However, the loss to Spring eliminated them from the play-offs, and relegated the Nationals to 6th place in zone B.

	ZONE B	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	RC	YC	PD	P
1	Constant Spring	12	9	2	1	32	8	24	1	5	-2	27
2	Cavalier	12	6	5	1	18	11	7	2	3	-2	21
3	Brown's Town	12	6	2	4	14	8	6	1	3	-1	19
4	Lion Kings	12	5	4	3	16	10	6	0	2	0	19
5	Christian Ambassadors	11	6	1	4	10	11	-1	0	0	0	19
6	Police Nationals	12	4	7	1	12	7	5	1	4	-1	18
7	Real Mona	11	5	1	5	18	18	0	1	2	-1	15
8	Portmore Masters	12	3	5	4	15	13	2	1	4	-1	13
9	Santos	12	3	4	5	13	13	0	0	3	-1	12
10	Pelicans	12	4	5	3	15	8	7	3	12	-6	11
11	Nautica	12	1	7	4	14	28	-14	0	2	0	9
12	Packers	12	2	3	7	9	23	-14	0	3	-1	8
13	Kush	12	0	1	11	7	35	-28	0	4	-1	0

Brown's Town snatched a place in the quarter-finals from zone B when they out scorer Portmore Masters 3-2 at Vauxhall oval. Lion Kings kept their play-off hope alive with a 3-1 win over Packers at Duhaney Park.

MV Exodus 6 Washington Strikers (red) 1

The last zone B quarter-final spot will be decided on Saturday, September 24, when Real Mona tackles Christian Ambassadors in a rescheduled game at Bell Chung oval (4:00 pm). A win or a draw for the Ambassadors will see them through to the play-offs, while a loss will give Lion Kings a place in the quarter-finals.

Golden Boot Leaders, Round 13

#	PLAYER	CLUB	G
1	Denton Shedden	Barbican	16
2	Garfield Riley	St. George's	13
3	Delroy Morris	Telecom Strikers	10
4	Mark Miller	Police Nationals	9
5	O'Neil McDonald	Constant Spring	9
6	Phillip Riley	Christian Ambassadors	8
7	Robert Scott	Boys' Town	8
8	Dane Brown	Lion Kings	8
9	Own Goal	*	7
10	David Laylor	Cavalier	6
11	Dave Archer	Thunderbolts	6
12	Kirk Williams	Harbour View	6
13	Roan Rousseau	Pelicans	6
14	Godfrey Bowland	Barbican	5
15	Jeremy James	Portmore Masters	5
16	Gary Hylton	Constant Spring	5
17	Andrew Chisholm	Real Mona	5
18	Devon Wilson	MV Exodus	5
	Full Table	Total	421

In other round 13 games, MV Exodus registered their first win of the season with a 6-1 bashing of Washington Strikers. Richard Carey bagged a triple while Devon Wilson had a brace for the winners.

JNBS Masters League Round 13, Saturday, September 24

G	TIME	VENUE	HOME	AWAY	R
5	4:00 pm	Bell Chung Oval	Real Mona	Christian Ambassadors

St. George's and Maxfield played to a nil-all draw at Winchester Park; Pelicans and Santos drew 1-1; Boys' Town defeated Shortwood 3-1 as Winston Murray had a double; and Nautica blanked Kush 2-0 as Kush suffered their 11th loss in twelve games.

JNBS Masters League Round 13 Results, Sunday, September 18

G	TIME	VENUE	HOME	AWAY	R
1	3:00 pm	Constant Spring Oval	Kush 0	Nautica 2
2	4:30 pm	Constant Spring Oval	Police Nationals 0	Constant Spring 2
3	3:00 pm	Barbican Oval	Telecom Strikers 7	Eastern 0
4	4:30 pm	Barbican Oval	Harbour View 0	Barbican 2
5	3:00 pm	Winchester Park	Real Mona	Christian Ambassadors
6	4:30 pm	Winchester Park	St. George's 0	Maxfield 0
7	3:00 pm	Bell Chung Oval	Pelicans 1	Santos 1
8	4:30 pm	Bell Chung Oval	Shortwood 1	Boys' Town 3
9	3:00 pm	Vauxhall Oval	MV Exodus 6	Washington Strikers 1
10	4:30 pm	Vauxhall Oval	Portmore Masters 2	Brown's Town 3
11	3:00 pm	Duhaney Park	Packers 1	Lion Kings 3
12	4:30 pm	Duhaney Park	Kingston Commissioners 1	Park Rovers 5

The KSAMLA showcase event, the 2011 JNBS mid-season final for the Peter Cargill Cup, will be contested on Sunday, September 25 at Buttercup Park at 4:00 pm. Zone A champions Barbican will meet zone B champions Constant Spring in a repeat of last year's mid-season final which was won by Barbican.

In a 3:00 pm curtain-raiser, the KSAMLA Grand Masters tackle the Golden League All Stars in a game for over-45 players.

JNBS Masters FA Cup Round of 16

Date	Home Team	R	Away Team	Time	Location
Thursday, September 15	Maxfield 0		Park Rovers 2	7:00 pm	Winchester Park
Thursday September 15	Police Nationals 0		Barbican 2	7:00 pm	Barbican Oval
Thursday, September 22	Thunderbolts		Portmore Masters	7:00 pm	Ferdie Neita Park
Thursday, September 22	Cavaliers		Constant Spring	7:00 pm	Winchester Park
Thursday, September 22	Nautica		Shortwood	7:00 pm	Barbican Oval
Thursday, September 29	Christian Ambassadors		Real Mona	7:00 pm	Buttercup Park
Thursday, September 29	Boys' Town		Harbour View	7:00 pm	Winchester Park
Thursday, September 29	Santos		Brown's Town	7:00 pm	Barbican Oval

The members of the KSAMLA Grand Masters are, Jeremiah Panton (Thunderbolts), Gary Preyer (Kingston Commissioners), Paul Smith (Christian Ambassadors), Lawrence Passley (Portmore Masters), Rudolph Spied (Cavaliers), Gary Francis (Shortwood), Michael Brodber (Kingston Commissioners), Elvis Jenkins (Maxfield), Carlton Mason (Park Rovers), George Smith (Harbour View), Garfield Cooke (Park Rovers), Gilroy Allison (Maxfield), Ian Burnett (Harbour View), Byron Nunes (Shortwood), Patrick Watson (Police Nationals), David Jones (Thunderbolts), David Brown (Telecom Strikers), Glen Laing (Lion Kings), Winston Murray (Boys' Town), Duperly Green (Brown's Town), Raymond Webb (Park Rovers), Vincent McGowan (Kush), Ian McNaughton (KSAMLA), and Eric Barrett (KSAMLA); Manager: Bertram Scott (KSAMLA); Coach: Wayne Campbell (Telecom Strikers).

JNBS Masters League Week 14 Ineligible Players

#	PLAYERS	CLUBS	CARDS	SUSPENSION
1	Mark Wignal	Harbour View	Red	1 Year
2	Robert Cross	Harbour View	Red	3 Games
3	Delroy Howell	Shortwood	Red	3 Games
4	Jeremy James	Portmore Masters	Red	2 Games
5	Alton Sutherland	Cavalier	Red	2 Games
6	Keith Allen	Pelicans	Red	1 Game
7	Bernard Blackwood	Cavalier	Red	1 Game
8	Denzil Wilks	Pelicans	Red	1 Game
9	Garvey Bailey	Telecom Strikers	Yellow	1 Game
10	Dale Morris	St. George's	Yellow	1 Game
11	Mark Wint	Barbican	Yellow	1 Game
12	Orville Stains	Pelicans	Yellow	1 Game

The Golden League All Stars representatives are: Nyron Prawl (Santos), Bryan Leon (Santos), Wayne Shaw (Santos), Arnold McDonald (Pelicans), Trevor Campbell (Santos), Andrew Hines (Pelicans), Philip Crimarco (Real Mona), John Hunter (Kingston Commissioners), David Williams (Kingston Commissioners), Gary Waysome (Barbican), Chris Green (Real Mona), Richard Murray (Real Mona), Phillip Chung (Kingston Commissioners), Andrew Thomas (St. George's), Kippy Chin (Tree View), Mario Hackett (Kush), Gordon Murphy (Santos), Marshall Ogle (Barbican), Delano Palmer (Santos), Mark Neita (Pelicans), Barrington Simpson (Christian Ambassadors), Michael Tulloch (Tree View), Chris James (Barbican), and Donovan Evans (St. George's); Coach: Lyndon Dawes (Santos); Manager: Carlton Galbraith (Eastern).

Gordon Murphy (Golden League)

Former St. George's masters manager, Francis Holung, has been chosen as the 2011 JNBS Masters League Patron. Holung, a former St. George's College All-Manning goalkeeper, was the manager/player for St. George's Old Boys masters for over ten years, and has made a tremendous contribution to the masters league before his retirement in 2009. The 2010 Patron of the masters league was Hylton Cobran of Real Mona.