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Howard Walker | Sports Writer  
December 12, 2012

Albion United only unbeaten team in LIME St Catherine football

ALBION United remained the only team in the LIME St Catherine leagues with a perfect record winning their fifth match on the trot with a convincing 4-0 whipping of Spanish Town Police in Division One action last weekend.

Goals by Tavoy Morgan (56th), Orville Newell (64th), Mark Morris (73rd), and Fabian Hartley (78th), pushed Albion to 15 points and a five-point lead atop of Zone A in Division One.

Windsor Lions stayed second also with an impressive 4-0 trouncing of Farm United to be on 10 points from five games. Leon Russell grabbed a brace in the 10th and 59th minutes and was ably assisted by Sievwright Brown and Fabian Smith in the 32nd and 67th minutes, respectively.

Travelers beat Westchester 3-1 and stayed third in Zone A on eight points courtesy of a double strike from Terrence Sinclair in the 16th and 78th minutes. Kevon Williams also scored in the 19th minute, while Jerome Thomas replied for Westchester in the 72nd minute.

In Division One Zone B, Dunbeholden and New Raiders remained at the top with 11 points after battling to a 2-2 draw.

Damion Davy (55th) and Garfield Francis (56th) netted for New Raiders, while Kevhan McCarthy (27th) and Dwayne Peters (65th) replied for Dunbeholden.

Blackpool climbed into third on five points following their 3-1 whipping of Watson Grove.

Marvin Rhoden (24th), Sheldon James (43rd), and Fitzroy Robinson (90th+3) scored for Blackpool, while Davion Crooks had earlier given Watson Grove a 16th-minute lead.

Rohan Cato scored twice in the 24th and 57th minutes for Hellshire in their 2-2 result with Upfront United for whom Durrant Smith (36th), and Raymaar Prendergast (79th) scored.

Meanwhile, in the LIME Major League, Christian Pen edged Flamingo 2-1 and jumped to 13 points, which is four points clear of Flamingo in Zone B.

Fabian Whyte opened the scoring for Christian Pen in the 52nd minute before Sheldon Sharpe doubled the advantage in minute 67. Ricardo Herrera pulled one back for Flamingo in the 76th minute for his team which remained in second spot on nine points.

In other Zone B action: Naggo Head clipped Portsmouth 1-0; Dela-Vega City blanked Wanderers 2-0, and Black Lion and McCooks Pen played to a 2-2 draw.

Naggo Head are third on seven points ahead of Portsmouth with six, while Black Lions and McCooks Pen bring up the rear on two points each.

In Zone A, title favourites Old Harbour Bay suffered their first loss of the season, crashing 0-2 to Rodwood in the feature match of the round.

Goals by Romain Atkinson and Omar Henry in the 40th and 56th minutes, respectively, pushed Rodwood to their second win from five matches and onto eight points in second spot.

Old Harbour Bay remained on top with 10 points, while Tru-Juice moved into third spot on seven points with a 2-1 win over DB Basovak. Keneel Butler and Gawain Smith scored for Tru-Juice, while Marshell Marsh replied for DB Basovak.

Dela-Vega City scored a 2-0 win over Wanderers and moved to four points from four games, just behind Wanderers in fourth spot on five points from five games. DB Basovak, with three points from four games, are at the bottom of the zone with three points.

The competition continues today with Old Harbour Bay taking on Portsmouth at Soya ground at 3:00 pm, while Tru-Juice play McCooks Pen at Bybrooks field.

In Division One, Albion put their unbeaten record on the line when they play Watson Grove in a cross-zone match at Albion Oval, while Travelers play New Raiders at Cheesefield, and Farm United host Hellshire at Rosemount.

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