In a thrilling display of skill and tenacity at the National Stadium Providence, the GBTI GCC (Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry) ladies secured their place in the finals of the Woodpecker Women’s First Division League.
The riveting 60-minute match against Saints Hockey Club captivated spectators and showcased the competitive spirit that defines hockey in Guyana.
Young sensation Abosiade Cadogan set the stage for GBTI GCC’s dominance with a well-timed field goal in the 28th minute, just before halftime.
The third quarter saw Alysa Xavier, a stalwart in crucial moments, adding another field goal in the 33rd minute, extending GBTI GCC’s lead to 2-0.
Saints mounted a valiant effort in the dying minutes, with Clayza Bobb pulling back a goal in the 59th minute.
However, GBTI GCC maintained their composure, clinching a 2-1 victory.
With this hard-fought win, GBTI GCC advances to the league finals, awaiting the outcome of the playoff clash between Saints and Woodpecker Hiker.
In Saturday’s action, Woodpecker Hiker displayed dominance by defeating YMCA Old Fort women with an impressive 6-0 scoreline.
Nicolette Fernandes led the charge with a remarkable hat-trick, complemented by goals from Tonza Sarrabo and Trinity Greaves.
The men’s Farfan and Mendes First Division League witnessed Saints securing their spot in the playoffs, setting the stage for a face-off with YMCA Old Fort.
The winner of this encounter will challenge Bounty GCC in the eagerly anticipated finals.
As the hockey enthusiasts eagerly await the clash between Saints and YMCA Old Fort, the stakes are high.
The victorious team will earn the right to challenge Bounty GCC, with both sides vying for the coveted championship.
The atmosphere at the National Stadium Providence was electric, reflecting the passion and commitment of the players.
The GBTI GCC ladies showcased not only their individual prowess but also the collective strength of their team.
With their eyes set on the championship, the journey for GBTI GCC continues, and fans can expect more gripping hockey action in the upcoming finals.