Charlestown Primary Lead Points Table After Fourth Round of National Bank Primary Schools Football Tournament

Charlestown Primary maintained their unbeaten run and moved to the top of the standings following an impressive 2–0 victory over neighbours Maude Cross Preparatory School in the fourth round of the National Bank-sponsored Primary Schools Football Tournament.

The match was played at ET Willet Park on Friday, October 16, with Charlestown Primary extending their perfect record to four wins from four matches to take maximum points and establish themselves as the team to beat.

Josiah Meade and Kevon David scored a goal each to secure the victory for Charlestown Primary, taking their tally to 12 points and keeping them clear at the top of the table.

Round Four Results

Five matches were contested during the latest round, with several teams strengthening their positions in the standings.

Charlestown Primary (CPS) defeated Maude Cross Preparatory School (MCPS) 2–0, with Meade and David finding the net.

I.W. Primary School (IWPS) edged St. Thomas Primary School (STPS) 1–0, courtesy of a goal from Kaden Williams.

E.P. Primary School (EPPS) recorded a 2–0 victory over Montessori, with K’shard Burton and Engel Amardar scoring one goal each.

NA registered the biggest win of the round, defeating St. John Primary School (STJPS) 3–0. William Guy scored twice, while Nah’Ziah Rivers added the other goal.

The encounter between VOJN and JLPS ended in a goalless draw, with both sides earning a point.

Results at a Glance

CPS 2–0 MCPS: Josiah Meade, Kevon David

IWPS 1–0 STPS: Kaden Williams

EPPS 2–0 Montessori: K’shard Burton, Engel Amardar

NA 3–0 STJPS: William Guy (2), Nah’Ziah Rivers

VOJN 0–0 JLPS: No goals scored

Charlestown Lead as the Race for Second Intensifies

Charlestown Primary sit comfortably at the top with 12 points from four matches, having won every game so far.

VOJN, Maude Cross Preparatory School and IWPS are tied on seven points, setting up a competitive battle for the remaining top positions. VOJN and JLPS shared the points in their meeting, while MCPS were unable to close the gap on the leaders following their defeat.

JLPS occupy fifth place with six points after recording one win and three draws, while EPPS also have six points after securing their second victory of the campaign.

Montessori and STPS have four points apiece, while NA moved to three points following their convincing win over STJPS. St. John’s Primary School remain at the foot of the standings after suffering their fourth consecutive defeat.

Points Table After Round Four

With four rounds completed, Charlestown Primary have set the early pace in the National Bank-sponsored competition. However, with three teams sitting just five points behind the leaders and the race for the Golden Boot wide open, the tournament remains competitive as the primary school footballers continue their campaign.