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  • HARBOUR VIEW FC wins Zone A of the 2006 CFU Caribbean Club Championship!.

    HARBOUR VIEW FC defeats Centro Baber by 2-0 to win
    Zone A of the 2006 CFU Caribbean Club Championship!.

    Kavin Bryan becomes leading goalscorer with three
    goals from two games.

    GAME 5:
    Positive Vibes of US Virgin Islands register their
    first victory of a 3-2 win
    over Aigle Noir of Haiti to finish third.
    They came determined to leave the ?Land of Wood and
    Water? with a victory attached to their name and as
    such they pushed forward into attack early to be
    rewarded when Captain, Ernest Baron got up to
    converted a penalty after 20 minutes.

    Then the experience of Collister Fahie came to the
    fore when he outsmarted the Aigle Noir backline to
    beat the offside trap and lob over the head of the
    unrushing custodian La Paix Yves Edouard into the
    unprotected goal after 31 minutes.

    Gifted with a surprise two-goal margin the confidence
    of the men from the Virgin Islands soared as the
    Haitian contingent looked unsure in possession and
    attack. It only got better initially in the second
    half as the substitute Daren Francis tapped home from
    close range in the 64th minute for what seemed a
    secure 3-0 lead.

    Aigle Noir now faced with yet another stalk defeat,
    finally summoned up some attacking courage to score in
    the 85th and 89th minutes through substitute Weeklenky
    Bernard then Wedson Anselme to salvage some pride,
    while securing an acceptable looking 2-3 defeat.



    GAME 6:
    Harbour View FC 2 Centro Baber 0.

    The eleventh minutes strike from the boot of Kavin
    Bryan to finish off a right-sided cross from Loxely
    Thomas was exactly what the Technical Staff needed, to
    go ahead of Curacao?s Centro Baber early.

    Centro Baber had come closest to opening the scoring
    when a ball played across the goal was won by Kemmeth
    Kumst and he turned it onto the upright before it
    being cleared far upfield by Waugh. Then again after
    the goal was scored, when Perez slipped inside two
    defenders to head wide of the near post as it gazed at
    him from just 5 yards away.

    With those scares behind them the host pressed forward
    to inflict another telling blow before halftime but
    that was not to be.

    The hosts Harbour View FC who only had a 1-0 goal
    advantage aimed now to score more than two unanswered
    goals to win the Zone A and advance to the semi-finals
    and/or Finals.


    It would take Oniel ?Bigga? Smith?s 57 minute, right
    cross to baffle the goalkeeper as he hurried back into
    his goal, he was only good enough to deflect it from
    the fingers into back of the net for goal number 2.

    The result means Harbour View Football Club advances
    to the semi-finals and has assisted in organising the
    start of the Competition in Zones A and B next weekend
    in some significant way in Jamaica

    STARTING TEAM:
    #32 Michaud Barrett (GK)
    #20 Clifton Waugh
    #11 Gregory Simpson
    #29 Jermaine Taylor
    #7 Oniel Smith
    #44 Donald Stewart
    #8 Richard Edwards
    #24 Lovel Palmer (Capt.) (77?)
    #12 Loxely Thomas (69?)
    #47 Gregg Taylor
    #10 Kavin Bryan (71?)

    SUBSTITUTES:
    #13 Nicholas Dodd (77?)
    #15 Kevin Wooley
    #17 Rafiek Thomas (71?)
    #16 Kevin King
    #01 Dwayne Miller (GK)
    #17 Kemeel Wolfe (69?)
    #19 Fabian Taylor

    On the Bench:
    Coach, Lenworth Hyde, Manager, Mrs Annmarie Massey,
    Assistant Coach, Howard Max Straw, Physical Trainer,
    Andrew Hines, Physiotherapist, Karen Julius, Equipment
    Manager, Dwayne Blake, Assistant Equipment Manager,
    Jermaine Malcolm.

    Referees: Neil Brizan (Trinidad)
    "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."

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    RE: HARBOUR VIEW FC wins Zone A of the 2006 CFU Caribbean Club Championship!.

    <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD><SPAN class=TopStory>H'View on mop-up mission</SPAN>
    <SPAN class=Subheadline>...J'can club look to book semis berth against T&amp;T's Centro Barber</SPAN></TD></TR><TR><TD>KAYON RAYNOR, Observer staff reporter
    Tuesday, December 05, 2006
    </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
    <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=220 align=left border=0><TBODY><TR><TD></TD></TR><TR><TD><SPAN class=Description>Oscar Molina Palomino (right) of Curacao Club Centro Barber falls under the challenge of Wedson Anselme of Haitian side Aigle Noir during their Group A Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship clash at the Harbour View Mini Stadium on Sunday night. Centro Barber won 2-0. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)</SPAN></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><P class=StoryText align=justify>HARBOUR View can cement their spot in the semi-finals of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship with a draw against Curacao outfit Centro Barber in the final match of Group A at Compound this evening at 8:00 pm.<P class=StoryText align=justify>The Stars-of-the-East lead the group on goal difference (6) after swamping Positive Vibes of the US Virgin Islands 5-0 on Sunday, to follow-up their 1-0 win over Haitian side Aigle Noir on Friday.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Centro Barber stopped Aigle Noir 2-0 on Sunday, having earlier beaten Positive Vibes by a similar score-line two days earlier.<P class=StoryText align=justify>The winner of the group will advance to the semi-final round to be completed before year's end, along with the winners of Groups B, C and D.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Double strikes by Kavin Bryan and Rafeik Thomas carried the 2004 champions to a 5-0 triumph over Positive Vibes on Sunday.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Bryan opened the scoring for the home team in the fifth minute, after rising high at the back post to head home a right sided corner from Loxley Thomas. Discarded national striker Fabian Taylor doubled Harbour View's lead in the 22nd minute, when he rifled home a left footer from a tight angle, after being played through by substitute Kemeel Wolfe, who replaced the injured Donald Stewart 10-minutes earlier.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Harbour View's custodian Michaud Barrett only had one save to make during the entire game, which came before the interval from a tame shot out of midfield.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Eleven minutes into the second-half, Bryan completed his brace by holding off a defender and calmly placing the ball pass the onrushing Melvin Andrews off his goal line for Positive Vibes.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Substitute Rafeik Thomas was called into action in the 58th minute, after Taylor suffered an ankle injury and paid dividends almost immediately. He made a fool of central defender Stedroy Charles in the 67th minute, turning the player three times inside the 18-yard box, before placing the ball in the left corner for Harbour View's fourth on the night. He was played through by the hard-working midfielder Richard Edwards.<P class=StoryText align=justify>The rout was completed 10 minutes from time, when Thomas latched on to a left sided corner by his name sake (Loxley) Thomas.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Harbour View coach Lenworth Hyde was a happy man. "Well I'm pleased with the performance of the team," Hyde said. "I think we kept our composure and hence we got five goals.," he added.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Hyde is no mood to be complacent going into to this evening final group match against Cento Barber. "I saw the two games that they played and it's a quality team. we are going to play some hard football to try and win that game," he noted.<P class=StoryText align=justify>Edgard Perez (6th) and Shayron Bermadus (75th) were on target as 10-man Centro Barber blanked Aigle Noi
    "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."

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