Round 8 of the ongoing National Bank-sponsored Primary Schools Football Tournament produced an exciting display of attacking football, with several of the leading teams recording emphatic victories at the ET Willet Park on Sunday, November 1.

The highlight of the round was Interact with Purpose Primary School (IWPS), which netted 12 goals without reply against St. James Primary School (STJPS). St. Thomas Primary School (STPS) also enjoyed a commanding performance, securing a 10-0 victory over Montessori Primary (MONT).

CPS continued its impressive run with a convincing 7-0 win over EPPS, while VOJN and JLPS recorded narrower victories in their respective encounters.

Results and goal scorers

CPS 7 – 0 EPPS

CPS produced a dominant performance, with five different goal scorers contributing to the victory.

Delijah Jones (CPS) – 2 goals

Lawjorn Forbes (CPS) – 2 goals

Josiah Meade (CPS) – 1 goal

Zakeem Bailey (CPS) – 1 goal

Kevon David (CPS) – 1 goal

VOJN 2 – 1 MCPS

VOJN secured a hard-fought victory, with goals from Vernel Leyakatalie and Dejorno Mills.

Vernel Leyakatalie (VOJN) – 1 goal

Dejorno Mills (VOJN) – 1 goal

Lamar Freeman (MCPS) – 1 goal

JLPS 2 – 1 NA

JLPS edged NA in a closely contested encounter to claim all three points.

Amarni Herbert (JLPS) – 1 goal

Zay-Shawn Merchant (JLPS) – 1 goal

Kaylan Smithen (NA) – 1 goal (goalkeeper)

IWPS 12 – 0 STJPS

IWPS delivered the biggest result of the round, finding the net 12 times in a commanding performance against STJPS. Caiden Archibald led the scoring with four goals.

Caiden Archibald (IWPS) – 4 goals

Kamari Saddler (IWPS) – 2 goals

Dwight Needham (IWPS) – 2 goals

James Powell (IWPS) – 1 goal

Kaden Williams (IWPS) – 1 goal

Jayshawn Bramble (IWPS) – 1 goal

Kenzo Archibald (IWPS) – 1 goal

STPS 10 – 0 MONT

STPS also enjoyed a prolific outing, scoring 10 unanswered goals against MONT. Amor Rawlins led the charge with four goals, while Tazeel Cozier added a hat-trick.

Amor Rawlins (STPS) – 4 goals

Tazeel Cozier (STPS) – 3 goals

Aiden Jack (STPS) – 2 goals

Jahnaje Webster (STPS) – 1 goal

League standings

Following the conclusion of Round 8, CPS remains firmly at the top of the standings with a perfect record of eight wins from eight matches and 24 points.

IWPS occupies second place with 19 points, while JLPS remains unbeaten in third position with 18 points. VOJN follows in fourth place on 16 points.

STPS sits fifth with 13 points, while NA, MCPS, EPPS, MONT and STJPS occupy the remaining positions.

Pos. Team MP W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 CPS 8 8 0 0 27 2 +25 24
2 IWPS 8 6 1 1 25 4 +21 19
3 JLPS 8 5 3 0 20 5 +15 18
4 VOJN 8 5 1 2 9 4 +5 16
5 STPS 8 4 1 3 24 5 +19 13
6 NA 8 3 0 5 9 11 -2 9
7 MCPS 8 2 1 5 8 16 -8 7
8 EPPS 8 2 0 6 8 23 -15 6
9 MONT 8 1 1 6 4 21 -17 4
10 STJPS 8 0 0 8 1 42 -41 0

Leading goal scorers

The race for the tournament’s leading scorer award continues to attract attention, with Kaden Williams of IWPS currently setting the pace with 10 goals.

Dylandre Swanston of JLPS follows with nine goals, while CPS’s Josiah Meade is third with eight.

The leading goal scorers are:

Kaden Williams (IWPS) – 10 goals

Dylandre Swanston (JLPS) – 9 goals

Josiah Meade (CPS) – 8 goals

Tazeel Cozier (STPS) – 7 goals

Delijah Jones (CPS) – 6 goals

Caiden Archibald (IWPS) – 6 goals

Amor Rawlins (STPS) – 6 goals

Aiden Jack (STPS) – 5 goals

With CPS maintaining its perfect record, IWPS and JLPS continuing to apply pressure, and the individual scoring race heating up, the tournament promises more exciting action as the competition progresses.