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Saturday, May 31, 2025

Ebony Z , UWI, Jabloteh emerge LLPOSNL knockout champs

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Rachael Thompson-King
51 days ago
20250410
Goal-shooter Janeisha Cassimy in action for MIC Tigers during the Courts All Sectors Netball league at the Eastern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Tacarigua in January. Cassimy, who is now featuring for Ebony Z Champ in the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League, scored 10 of 12 in their knockout final win against Soul City in the Women’s A1 Division.

Goal-shooter Janeisha Cassimy in action for MIC Tigers during the Courts All Sectors Netball league at the Eastern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Tacarigua in January. Cassimy, who is now featuring for Ebony Z Champ in the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Netball League, scored 10 of 12 in their knockout final win against Soul City in the Women’s A1 Division.

Daniel Prentice

Ebony Z Champ, the Uni­ver­si­ty of the West In­dies (UWI) and San Juan Jabloteh emerged the Knock­out cham­pi­ons in their re­spec­tive di­vi­sions of the Lystra Lewis Port-of-Spain Net­ball League (LL­POSNL) at the Wood­brook Youth Fa­cil­i­ty in Port-of-Spain on Sat­ur­day af­ter­noon.

Ebony Z Champ sealed the Women’s A1 Di­vi­sion ti­tle af­ter a hard-fought 12-11 win over Soul City. Goal-shoot­er Janeisha Cas­simy was best in the cir­cle, pro­duc­ing a team-high ten goals from 12 at­tempts in the thrilling fi­nal. Her goal-at­tack Ree­ka Seer­at­tan added the oth­er two goals from six tries.

For Soul City, Jelis­sa Coop­er was flaw­less, hit­ting all her six at­tempts while goal-at­tack Kali­fa Mc Collin-Lopez was al­most per­fect with five from six.

The Ebony Z Champ club had teams reach­ing the three fi­nals but the oth­er two teams were un­suc­cess­ful.

Ear­li­er in the Women’s A2 Di­vi­sion fi­nale, both shoot­ers were per­fect for the win­ner, UWI, with goal-at­tack Jelis­sa Goodridge lead­ing with 10 from as many tries and her goal-shoot­er Maikea Bram­ble con­nect­ing all of her sev­en at­tempts in their team’s com­fort­able 17-5 win over Ebony Z Champs.

Tiffany Gon­za­les was best for the los­ing side with three in five.

In the men’s fi­nal, Jabloteh edged Ebony Z Champ 12-11 de­spite the lat­ter hav­ing more chances at goal, 16 com­pared to 14.

They were left to rue their missed chances as Arieon Ed­wards net­ted all of the win­ner’s goals, a match-high 12 in 14. His goal-at­tack, Ja­son No­ray, who was part of the na­tion­al men’s team that placed sec­ond in the Amer­i­c­as Men’s Cham­pi­onship last year, at­tempt­ed no goals but did well to feed his shoot­er in the nar­row one-goal vic­to­ry.

For Ebony Z Champ, fel­low na­tion­al men’s play­er Keon Rus­sell led with six from 10.

Last Wednes­day, Hill­girls and Hori­zon Sports and Cul­tur­al Club were the knock­out win­ners in the re­spec­tive In­ters and B Di­vi­sions in the 86th edi­tion of the LL­POSNL.

Fi­nal Re­sults

A1 Di­vi­sion

Soul City 11 (Jelis­sa Coop­er 6/6, Kali­fa Mc Collin 5/6) vs Ebony Z Champ 12 (Janeisha Cas­simy 10/12, Ree­ka Seer­at­tan 2/6).

A2 Di­vi­sion

UWI 17 (Maikea Bram­ble 7/7, Jelis­sa Goodridge 10/10) vs Ebony Z Champs 5 (Tiffany Gon­za­les 3/5, Dones­sa Wick­ham 2/3)

Men’s Di­vi­sion

Ebony Z Champ 11 (Jabari Perez 4/6, Keon Rus­sell 7/10) vs San Juan Jabloteh 12 (Arieon Ed­wards 12/14, Ja­son No­ray 0/0)


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