Parkites lose chance to overtake Prisons; plus NSL round-up

Editor Wednesday 14 October 2015 Local Football, Volley 2 Comments

The Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC) football team lost the chance to overtake Prisons FC in the CNG National Super League (NSL) Championship Division standings tonight, albeit temporarily, after being held 3-3 by the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) in Dibe, Long Circular.

QPCC led 3-1 at the half but UTT stormed back to draw level with the crucial tying goal coming from in-form striker Jamal Creighton.

Photo: QPCC playmaker Jason Devenish (right) runs at Petit Valley players Michael Ramsey (centre) and Keston Bibby Cummings during previous CNG NSL action at the Queen's Park Oval. (Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868) — Photo: QPCC playmaker Jason Devenish (right) runs at Petit Valley players Michael Ramsey (centre) and Keston Bibby Cummings during previous CNG NSL action at the Queen’s Park Oval.
(Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868)

CNG NSL Championship Division

(Wednesday October 14)

Saddle Hill Hotspur 3 (Hector Sam 15, 62, Sean Ramdoo 79), Edinburgh 500 0 at Ato Boldon Stadium;

Petit Valley Utd 6 (Eric Charles 12, Dwayne Mark 33, Jabari Caresquero 53, Mashama Baptiste 74, Michael Ramsey 86, David Charles 89), Xtra Foods Chaguanas FC 2 (Kareem Beckles 21, 48) at Northern Recreation Ground, Diego Martin;

QPCC 3 (Jason Devenish 9, Benedict Barrett 33, Mikhail Walters-Dindial 45), UTT 3 (Joseph Brown 37, Isaiah Mejias 47, Jamal Creighton 69) at Dibe Recreation Ground, Long Circular.