BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS — Sharema Blake delivered a masterclass in clinical finishing on Sunday, netting four goals—including a lightning-fast first-half hat-trick—to power league leaders Honda Newtown United to a dominant 6–2 victory over defending champions Mapau Cayon Rockettes as Round 2 of the 2026 Elvis Star Browne Women’s League kicked off.

Blake took total control early, stamping her authority on the match with a devastating three-goal blitz in just six minutes (10′, 14′, 16′). The rapid hat-trick left the defending champions reeling, though Olujede Bridgewater managed to pull one back before the break to send the teams into halftime at 3–1.

Mapau Cayon Rockettes started the second half with renewed energy, and Jasonna Williams struck early in the period to slice the deficit to a single goal. However, Newtown United quickly quelled the comeback attempt and reasserted their dominance.

Zonia Marshall restored Newtown’s two-goal cushion in the 71st minute before Christi-Anne Mills extended the lead in the 82nd. Blake capped off her sensational performance just two minutes later, driving home her fourth goal of the afternoon in the 84th minute to seal the emphatic 6–2 win.

The victory keeps Honda Newtown United’s perfect season intact, pushing them to 18 points at the top of the table—six clear of both MFCR Old Road United Lady Jets and Mapau Cayon Rockettes, who sit tied in second place on 12 points.

Match Week 6 Default Rulings & Standings Impact
The remaining Match Week 6 fixtures were decided by default following team forfeits:

MFCR Old Road United Lady Jets were awarded three points after Bailey Construction Security Forces United failed to field a team—marking their third forfeit of the season.

S L Horsford St. Paul’s United Sparks collected their first points of the campaign after Hector and Associates Hotspring Bath United forfeited their scheduled match.

In accordance with tournament Rules and Regulations, both Bath United and Security Forces United were penalised with a six-point deduction for each forfeited match. The points adjustment elevates newcomers St. Paul’s United Sparks into fourth place with three points, boosting their campaign for a playoff berth.

NEXT MATCHES:

The 2026 Elvis Star Browne Women’s League resumes on Saturday, August 8, with matches scheduled at the National Bank Group Technical Centre.