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Kanoa, TanHoldings keep clean slates
Kanoa Football Club’s Paulyn Joyce, right, tries to maneuver her way past an MP United Football Club defender during the second half of their girls U17 division game in the 2020 NMIFA Spring Youth League last Saturday at the NMI Soccer Training Center in Koblerville. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)
Kansa Football Club and TanHoldings Football Club are still unbeaten in the 2020 NMIFA Spring Youth League.
Kanoa bagged its fourth victory in as many games in the boys U16 division after dominating Matansa Football Club, 9-0, last Saturday at the NMI Soccer Training Center in Koblerville.
Jaydee Jose and Markus Toves teamed up in towing Kanoa to the lopsided win after scoring three goals apiece. Brian Lubao added two, while Ruben Guerrero made one.
In the other match in the division, MP United gained its first victory of the season after topping TanHoldings, 4-2.
Richard Castro delivered a pair for MP United, while Dev Bachani and Jerick Quimzon contributed one each. Mark Costales and Jerald Aquino logged the two goals for TanHoldings.
Southern United Football Club’s Keisha Deleon Guerrero, fourth left, faces a phalanx of TanHoldings Football Club defenders during the first half of their girls U17 division game in the 2020 NMIFA Spring Youth League last Saturday at the NMI Soccer Training Center in Koblerville. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)
GIRLS U17 DIVISION
TanHoldings 4, Southern United 1
TanHoldings notched win No. 3 after outclassing Southern United.
Jannah Casarino fired twin goals for the division-leading TanHoldings, while Raenna Ramarui and Tyna Hix made one goal apiece.
Southern United’s lone goal came from Nathannette Blas.
Kanoa 7, MP United 1
Kanoa finally made it to the win column after dropping its first three games following its triumph over MP United.
Paulynn Joyce anchored the victory after firing four goals, while Sharmaine Francisco chipped in three.
MP United avoided a shutout loss after drawing a goal from Mauryzon Tybaco
