Bull Bay vs UWI, at the Bull Pen. Final score 1 - 1

Veteran striker Denton Shedden grabbed a hattrick as Barbican FC edged Real Mona 3-2 in their Claro/Kingston and St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA) Super League at Buttercup Park.

Shedden netted in the 53rd, 57th and the 80th minutes as Barbican recorded their third win and climbed two spots to eighth on 10 points.

Shedden at age 41, was scoring his fourth goal of the season in a remarkable career that he was best known for while at Arnett Gardens.

Chad Bennett had actually given Real Mona an eighth minute lead and Jevaughn Beckford equalized for them in the 64th minute.

Real Mona which was suffering their sixth loss from nine games, stayed rooted to the bottom on five points.

Meanwhile Cavalier has opened up an eight point lead atop the league with an impressive 2-0 win over August Town at Collie Smith Drive.

Goals by Mitchily Waul in the 10th minute which was his sixth of the season and Michael Stone’s 35th minute strike, propelled Cavalier to their eighth win from nine games and unto 25 points.

Losers August Town which started the day in second place, five points behind, stayed second but are now eight points adrift with a lot of work to do.

Rockfort stayed third with 16 points despite losing 0-1 to Rae Town. The ever-dangerous Damion Jackson found the clincher in the 49th minute as Rae Town moved up to 14 points in sixth spot.

Santos inched to 14 points in fifth place after playing to a 0-0 draw with seventh placed Mountain View on nine points.

Meanwhile leading goalscorer Anthony Grant of the University of the West Indies (UWI) notched his 11th goal of the season in a 1-1 draw with Bull Bay.

Grant who netted in the 23rd minute is three clear of Fabian Nethersole of Santos on eight.
Marlon Henry scored for Bull Bay in the 47th minute for his fourth goal of the season, earning a share of the points.

UWI are fourth on 14 points while Bull Bay remained in the relegation zone in 11th spot on six points.

Leonard Gooden scored against his former club giving Duhaney Park a 1-0 win over Constant Spring.

Duhaney Park which was winning for the first time in nine matches, stayed 10th on eight points, just behind ninth-placed Constant Spring on nine points.

Claro Major League

Olympic Gardens maintained their three-point lead atop the Major League with a 2-0 win over Cooreville Gardens.

Goals by Bryan Levy (34th) and Romaine Riley (55th) pushed Olympic Gardens to their third win from four starts and onto 10 points.

Cooreville Gardens continue to struggle and are still winless losing their third match to be at the bottom on one point.

Central Kingston stayed in touch with the leader clipping Greenwich Town 2-1 to be on seven points.

Kevin Martin and Orett Williams both netted for Central Kingston in the 10th and 78th minutes respectively while Ricardo Monroe scored for the losers in the 27th minute as Greenwich Town slipped a spot to fourth on six points.

Allman/Woodford climbed into third spot on seven points after whipping Stony Hill 3-1 courtesy of two goals from Nicholas Brown (14th& 92nd) and one from Kemar Kennedy (40th).

Fabian Facey responded for Stony Hill in the 78th minute, as they stayed second from bottom on one point.

Seaview Gardens jumped into fifth spot on six points edging Shortwood United 1-0 courtesy of a Dane Bullock strike in the 47th minute.

Shortwood which was losing their second match from four starts are still winless in eighth place on two points.

Brown’s Town and Molynes United battled to a 1-1 draw to be in seventh and ninth spots on five and one point respectively.

Damian Edwards had given Molynes a 39th minute lead but Ricardo Sinclair earned a share of the points in the 78th minute.

Syd Bartlett League

Maxfield Park extended their lead atop of the Syd Bartlett League despite playing to a 1-1 draw with Meadforest.

Mark Ellis gave them the lead in the 56th minute before Rorian Lindo tied the game for Meadforest in the 66th minute.

Maxfield Park with five wins, a draw and a lost, moved to 16 points while Meadforest stayed third on 11 points.

New Kingston registered the only win edging Red Hills 2-1.

Goals by Kirk Patrick McLean and Sheldon Fearon in the 24th and 77th minutes respectively pushed New Kingston to their third win and onto 10 points in fourth spot.

Red Hills stayed second on 14 points for which Andre Madison scored in the 75th minute.
Swallowfield and Island Special Constabulary Force (ISCF) played to a 1-1 draw.

Swallowfield with five points are in fifth spot while ISCF are at the bottom on three points.