Cavalier clipped Barbican 2-1 and opened up a five-point lead atop of the Claro Kingston and St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA) Under-15 Confed league last Friday. Cavalier, which started the day two points in front, move to 21 points from eight games and with three rounds remaining are looking pretty good to lift the title.

Rohan Foster had actually given the visiting Barbican a 33rd minute lead but Akeem Coombs scored twice in seven minutes in the 38th and 45th minutes to secure a come-from-behind win for Cavalier. Barbican which was suffering their second defeat of the season, slipped a spot to fifth on 15 points.

Meanwhile title contender Harbour View suffered a major setback crashing 0-2 to Arnett Gardens for their first loss of the campaign.

Harbour View which started the day second, slipped to third on 16 points but has a game in hand on the leader, setting the tone for an intriguing final set of games.

Harbour View’s conqueror Arnett Gardens continued their revival after goals by Raffique Bryan (37th) and Steve Clarke (45th) secured their fifth win from eight games to move into fourth spot on 16.

Junior Flemming and Rodico Wellington grabbed a brace each as Tivoli Gardens whipped Real Mona 4-0 and jumped into second spot with 16 points and with a game in hand.

Flemming who scored in the 10th and 46th minutes, sits atop the goal-scoring chart with 14 goals, four ahead of Cornel McKen of Harbour View who drew a blank.

Wellington got his first and second goals of the season in the 2nd and 58th minutes. Waterhouse registered the biggest win of the round thrashing Mountain View 6-1 with Ashane Anderson netting four times in the 3rd, 23rd, 41st and 55th minutes. Horachio Turner opened the floodgates in the very first minute with Neiko Williams doubling the lead in the fourth minute before Anderson took over and took his tally to seven goals.

Waterhouse with their third win from eight games remained in sixth spot on 12 points.

Wayne Russell scored a last minute consolation goal for Mountain View in the 70th minute which was losing their sixth games from seven matches. They remained second from bottom in 11th spot on one point.

Boys’ Town blanked Santos 2-0 and leapfrogged them into seventh spot on 10 points. Daniel Strachan and Tevin Shaw scored in the 6th and 70th minutes respectively. Santos which was suffering their second defeat dropped a spot to eight place on eight points.

Meadforest’s perfect losing record continued losing 0-1 to Cooreville Gardens for their seventh consecutive defeat and remained rooted at the bottom of the table pointless. Cooreville which was winning for the first time moved to three points into 10th spot.

In the Claro Under-15 Zone A action, Central Kingston remained on top of the standing with 12 points despite their match with Liguanea United not playing.

Rae Town remained second on goal difference after their games against Swallowfield was not played also.

Maxfield Park used the opportunity to close with one point of the leaders after blanking Bull Bay 2-0 at the Norman Manley High School.

Allman/Woodford secured their second win edging Rockfort 1-0 and consolidated fourth spot with eight points, four more than fifth-placed Rockfort.

Brown’s Town registered their first win dispatching cellar team New Kingston 4-1.

Meanwhile the inactive Constant Spring continue to lead Zone B with 15 points but saw their lead cut to two points by Duhaney Park which beat Molynes United 1-0.

In other games played on July 12, Olympic Gardens rushed past Pembroke Hall 6-1; Shortwood whipped Stony Hill 7-0.

In the only game played on July 15, Olympic Gardens thumped Stony Hill 21-1 to move into fifth spot on nine points.

Claro KSAFA Under-13 Confed league

In Claro KSAFA Under-13 Confed league, Waterhouse maintained pole position after edging Tivoli Gardens 1-0 and moved to 10 points from four games.

Real Mona also moved to 10 points from five games after seeing off Harbour View 2-0 while Santos climbed into third spot after whipping Olympic Gardens 5-0.

Howard Morris netted a four-timer in the 20th, 36th, 38th and 39th minutes taking his tall to six goals and pushed Santos to nine points from six games. Javauni Garwood scored the other in the 41st minute. Barbican recorded their first win defeating Cavalier 2-0 while Boys’ Town and Allman/Woodford drew 0-0.