Po­lice cap­tured the Men’s Open and Mas­ters (Over-45) crowns while Mag­no­lias took top ho­n­ours among the Women’s Open when T&T Hock­ey Board Re­turn To Play In­door Hock­ey Fes­ti­val flicked off at the Wood­brook Youth Fa­cil­i­ty, Hamil­ton-Hold­er Street, Wood­brook last week­end.

Led by the goalscor­ing prowess of na­tion­al play­ers, Jor­dan Reynos who scored 11 goals and cap­tain Akim Tou­s­saint with five, Po­lice swept past Notre Dame 6-0 and Paragon 5-1 on Sat­ur­day be­fore re­turn­ing 24 hours lat­er to reg­is­ter wins over Queen’s Park Crick­et Club (5-2), Fa­ti­ma (3-0) and De­fence Force (3-1) to end with a per­fect record of 5-0 and a max­i­mum of 15 points.

The trio of De­fence Force, Paragon and Queen’s Park all end­ed with 3-2 records, but due to their bet­ter goal-dif­fer­ence of plus-three, the Parkites end­ed sec­ond ahead of Paragon (ze­ro) and the Army/Coast-Guard com­bi­na­tion (-1).

In the four-team Women’s Open Round-Robin se­ries, na­tion­al for­ward Bri­an­na Govia scored a com­bined five goals in three match­es while fel­low na­tion­al play­ers Saman­tha Olton, Sa­van­nah De Fre­itas, her sis­ter Sha­ni­ah De Fre­itas and Mia Otero all scored two each to lead Mag­no­lias to a 3-0 record and a max­i­mum nine points.

This af­ter Mag­no­lias brushed aside Notre Dame 8-0 and record­ed sim­i­lar 4-1 tri­umphs over Po­lice and Paragon.

Paragon won their oth­er two match­es to fin­ish sec­ond with six points, fol­lowed by Po­lice with three while the Dames end­ed with­out a point.

And in the Mas­ters (Over-45), com­pe­ti­tion Po­lice al­so swept away its ri­vals for a per­fect 3-0 record and nine points led by six goals from for­mer na­tion­al play­er Nicholas Wren and three each from Neil Lash­ley and Roger Daniel, both for­mer na­tion­al stand­outs as well.

The tour­na­ment con­tin­ues next week­end with the Un­der-19 and Mixed Di­vi­sion com­pe­ti­tions.