Football, Sports
March 17, 2014

Whitfield, Red Hills record impressive wins in KSAFA Major League

WHITFIELD Town and Red Hills were in no-nonsense moods in the KSAFA/Hi-Lyte Major League on Sunday.

Hosts Swallowfield were left in shock when Whitfield Town handed them a 0-5 whopping at the Stadium East playing field, while Red Hills were also merciless in thrashing visitors Cooreville Gardens 4-1.

Elsewhere, Bull Bay defeated Seaview Gardens 3-1, while Olympic Gardens edged Central Kingston 2-1 at the Cling Cling Oval. It ended 2-2 between Maverley/Hughenden and home team Molynes United, while Meadforest got the better of Stony Hill 3-1 at Seaview Gardens.

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