Santos' Kenrick Preston shields ball from Barbicans' Kobi Darling in Saturday's game. Barbican won 2-0

Fitzroy Dewar was the toast of the Claro KSAFA Major League grabbing a three-timer as Police National thrashed Pembroke Hall 6-0 last Saturday for their first win of the season from two starts.

Dewar scored in the 22nd, 32nd and 65th minutes and was ably supported by Andrew Palmer in the eighth, and a double by Alwyn Morgan in the 38th and 68th minutes.

The lawmen were rebounding from an opening day 1-2 loss to fellow peacekeepers the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) on November 5.

It was Pembroke Hall’s second consecutive loss after going down 0-3 to Shortwoood FC.

In the meantime, Shortwood grabbed pole position with their second win of the campaign clipping Maxfield FC 2-1 and moved to six points from two games.

Michael Ellis opened the scoring for Shortwood in the 16th minute but Damian Campbell pulled Maxfield levelled on the stroke of half time before Gavin McKoy found the winner in the 62nd minute.

Allman/Woodford moved into second spot also on six points after edging New Kingston 1-0 courtesy of a Damian Williams’ 11th minute strike. It was New Kingston’s second defeat and they remained pointless after two rounds.
The JDF and Cooreville Gardens are on four points after playing to a 1-1 with Cooreville Gardens are third on four points while earned ther first point of the season.

O’Neil Spence gave the soldiers in the 63rd minute and Andrew Anderson replied for Cooreville in the 75th minute.
Real Mona and Swallowfield are on four points after battling to an away 1-1.

Shevon Wright scored for Swallowfield in the 15th minute and Joseph Moses equalised for Real Mona in the 32nd minute.

The match between Meadforest and Brown’s Town was postponed while the Bull Bay/Molynes United match-up at the Bull Pen was not played because of the lack of security.

Claro KSAFA Super League

Barbican assumed sole leadership of the Claro KSAFA Super League with a 2-0 win over Santos to be on six points from two games.

Leon Brown and Ricardo Scott netted the goals in the 52nd and 70th minutes as Barbican goes to points clear of four teams on four points.

The promoted Greenwich Town was the only other winner in the Super League edging Rockfort 1-0 courtesy of a Peter Cardoza 30th minute goal.

Defending champion Cavalier had to come from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against Duhaney Park. An own goal in the fifth minute gave Duhaney Park the lead before the prolific Fabian Nethersole equalised eight minutes from time for his second goal of the season.

It took a 90th minute goal from Roberto Fletcher to earn August Town a 2-2 draw with Mountain View.
August Town which defeated Greenwich Town 4-3 last week, took the lead through Omari Edwards in the fourth minute.

But Mountain View struck back with two goals in nine minutes as Andrew Morrison scored in the 62nd minute and Adrian Kitson gave them the lead in the 71st minute.

But Fletcher, formerly of Waterhouse, Tivoli Gardens and Humble Lion, earned a share of the points for August Town in the 90th minute.

Rae Town and the University of the West Indies played to a 0-0 stalemate as did Constant Spring and Olympic Gardens.

The competition continue on Saturday with Cavalier tackling last season’s Major League champion Greenwich Town in the feature encounter at Exed Community College.