What's going on everyone? Sam here at Layton Sports Guards, ripping two boxes of 22 Pranini Prism Racing hobby for Kyle P. Good luck Kyle. First time ripping this, so that's gonna be an adventure. That's G. Peter Millar summer collection polos. Sounds fancy. Gonna have to learn the numbering as well. Austin Dillon, purple velocity to 199. Brittany Zamora red, not numbered. Bubba Wallace, purple velocity Kyle Busch to 199. And Ryan Ellis, not numbered. Ryan Blaney, John History TV. Geez. There's a stained glass. Is Eric Almerola? Are these case hits or no? Stained glass. I'm gonna assume no until I see another one. We've already uh... We've already, because we are, I'm just saying, we already had a... So who tried stained glass? We're going crazy. We already had a false alarm on one. Austin Dillon, not numbered on the orange, what was that, orange prism I guess, orange finite. Clean no on the case hit stained glass until we're proved otherwise. Last time it bit us. There's Hallie Deegan, nice one there, or Haley Deegan I should say. Silver Alex Bowman, got first auto. Let's go! 93 out of 99, Ross Chastain. That's who Kyle was looking for. Really? Let's go, he said. Pull me to Ross Chastain or Kevin Harvick. Let's go! Congrats man. There it is. Oh that's awesome. Congrats Kyle. Pulled you a good box right there. Purple Velocity too, that is uh... That is classic man. Tyler Reddick, Martin Truex Jr. We've got... Auto is gonna be Drew Dollar, that's 69 out of 99 on the blue auto. Drew Dollar, that's a great name, Drew Dollar. Big Ross Chastain guy, there we go. Corey LeJoy, Illumination Cole Custer. See that's what leaves me to believe the stained glass is not a case hit because there's an illumination right there. We've got Cole Moore on the red, white, and blue, not numbered. Silver Ryan Blaney, Santino Ferrucci to 75 on the silver circles. Martin Truex Jr. Ryder's red, white, and blue, not numbered. Silver Bill Elliott icons. Silver Eric Elmerola, National Pride. Jeff Gordon, nice one there, red, white, and blue. Martin Truex Jr. Someone just said stop showing the back of the card. No. Oh, AJ Foy, that's pretty cool. I know who AJ Foy is. Bubble Wallach's red, white, and blue. Blue Ricky Stenhouse Jr., not numbered. Crank it up. That's what I'm saying man, you don't see a lot of NASCAR cards being ripped. Tiktok's loving this right now Kyle. So is Bobby Lobanti, that's 34 out of 49. He's kind of a legend. Flashback Auto. That number 18 card, I remember that. Nice one there, nice Flashback Lobanti. Silver Tide Gibbs. Bobby, I used to play NASCAR like 08, NASCAR 07. I remember Bobby Lobanti in there. There's, nice, got a Kyle Larson, 55 out of 75. Patented Penmanship. That was a five-auto break I believe. I think there was five autos in there. That's solid. What a way to end it, man. Kyle Larson, Patented Penmanship. Brett Kazulowski, Colby Howard. It's not bad, man. That's a really solid pull, that Kyle Larson. Got some of your clients in there? That's cool over there, who are some of your clients, if you're allowed to say. Oh, that was four autos, never mind. Never mind, never mind, never mind, never mind. My dog sitter was neighbors with Bobby Lobanti. Really? That's cool. That's what I like about TikTok.  Egypt McLeod, that's true. Egypt McLeod, Matt Mills, a few others. That's cool, man. Over Bay Photography. Cool, man. Sammy Smith. Ricky Stenhouse. Nice one there, Joe 199. Hailey Deegan, Red, White, and Blue. Icons at Dale Earnhardt. Everybody's loving NASCAR Breaks right now, too, over on TikTok. Glad you guys like it. That's a Denny Hamlin, to 24, six out of 24. That's cool. I don't know what that's called, but that's an awesome border. Martin Truex Jr. on the red. Brad Kazulowski. I know, I'm not even like a fan of NASCAR, per se, Kyle. Even I saw that move at Martinville, that Ross Chastain did. That's so crazy, dude. I don't know if you ever saw a video of it. Instant Impact, Ryan Blaney. There's Tony Stewart on the Icons, not numbered. Basically, on the last lap, Ross Chastain just floored it, and his car was against the wall, and he just drove on the wall. There's passed everybody without breaking or anything. Just scratched the side of his car. It's absolutely destroyed it. Was it Ryan Blaney numbered? Instant Impact. We could send you an empty box, if you want to, Kyle. Blaney was not numbered, Kyle. Do you want an empty box and wrapper for the Hamlin? There's Kurt Busch, four out of 25 on the checkerboard auto. Nice one there. That's sick. Kurt Busch, everybody hates the Bush brothers. Well, I guess they're either you love them or you hate them. That's awesome. Terry Labani, Icons, Silver, Noah, Gregson. Yeah, true. I'd much rather have Kurt than Kyle. Is that a Zebra? What is this? We've got Zebra, John Hunter, Nima check. Not numbered. That's awesome. Zebra, John Hunter. I'm assuming he's Joe Nima check son, right? Front row Joe. There's Chase Elliott, Orange Finite, Kyle Busch Van, Kenseth vs. Logano feud at the Trastane. Yeah, true, true, true. Interesting. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. I like Joe Nima check. Front row Joe. I always liked him. Look at the autos. Just nice. Yeah, they're all solid. Yeah, they are. We've got Michael McDowell, sensational signatures, not numbered.  Yeah, Kyle Larson, the Zebra school, yeah. John Nima check son. Yeah, front row Joe. That was my guy, my in-priest. There's Alex Bowman on the blue scope, 79 out of 99. Cool one there. Just another nice auto. Another nice auto, yeah. Chris Busher, Silver Jade Buford. There's, that's Josh Bellicki to 99. Oh, legend right here, Mark Martin. Absolute legend. Nice one there. Illuminators Martin Truex, Martin Truex Jr. Illumination Tony Stewart, oh yeah. Martin Truex Jr. Awesome Dylan. I always like Mark Martin, the number six car. The Pfizer, what's up Gavin? See, everybody is like in trance with NASCAR right now. Ryan Blaney. Nice one there. I thought that was a finite for a second. Nice one still though. William Byron Orange, Silver Dale Earnhardt Jr. Oh, a gold. There you go, Kyle. Got a gold. Probably Jackson Holiday Purple Auto, I would say was probably the biggest tonight. We also pulled an orange non-auto of Jackson Holiday. We've got Cole Moore, 7 out of 10. Sensational signatures, nice one there. 7 out of 10 on the gold. Danica Patrick, Icons, not numbered. Alex Bowman. Yeah, I kind of agree with that. Richard Petty has a really good one. Really, really good auto. More Ricky Pahabi. Got last auto is going to be Tony Bredinger. That is spotlight signatures. If you're not first, you're last. Light blue or dark blue, Ryan Blaney, not numbered. And Sheldon Creed. I'll do it for your break there, Kyle. It was a lot of fun, man. I had a great time doing that. We'll get those right out to you, buddy.


After the basics, what you'll want to do is include just focused content. You want to have just enough information. Make your thesis very, very obvious. People should be able to tell in one glance the findings of your research or the key idea that you're trying to get across. Try to skip details and just keep things simple. People aren't very likely to stand there for several minutes trying to interpret what you've written about, so make sure that it's easy for them to understand right away. Those posters use IMRD format to organize information, especially in the sciences. So that means you start with an intro, you explain the methods you used, you share the factual results of exactly what happened, and then you interpret those results in the discussion section. So that mirrors the format of many essays that you may have written, but you don't want to just copy and paste an essay onto a poster because that doesn't use the strengths of the poster. And what you can do is not include whole paragraphs, change those into short sentences and bullet points, move your citations to somewhere unobtrusive, so either shrink the font size to make them take up less space on your poster, or put them in the handout that you're going to make available to people. And then you also don't want to include fun facts very much, unless they really are crucial to your thesis or your main idea. So entertaining information like that can go really well in your pitch instead. But sometimes if you're assigned a poster for class, you're required to include more text than would be ideal. So what you can do to make it work as well as possible under those circumstances is shift as much text as possible to the handout if you're allowed to do so. You could try stapling an essay to your poster, so all those extra details that might be required, you can compress them into a few pages of paper that, again, take up less space on the poster itself. And you can also play with font sizes, so shrinking the font size of only the citations and other less important information, leaving plenty of space for your key ideas so that people can take it all in in one glance. So here's a strategy to start deciding what belongs on your poster. First, try making a list of all the ideas that you want to convey or that are required by your assignment. When you have that, go ahead and put a star next to the ideas that are really essential. Finally, organize your ideas into three columns deciding if they should go on your poster, in your pitch, or on the handout. If you've already begun your research, you can try this out now even if you're not sure what your results might be yet.


My name is Hamilton Staples and it's my great pleasure to introduce our next speaker, Keith Norris. Keith Norris does many things, including running efficient exercise down in Austin, Texas. He's also a partner in ARX and of course he's the co-founder of PaleoFX. The title of Keith's talk today is From Teflon to Tang, Proposed Effective Training Methods for In-Mission Astronauts with Takeaways for the Earth-Bound Mortal. Please join me in welcoming Keith Norris. Thanks for that introduction, Staples. Can everybody hear me okay? I tend to move around a little bit so I had them lapel like me. So, From Teflon to Tang, I remember very clearly 1969 as a five-year-old kid watching the Apollo 11 landing on the moon. Obviously that was a huge step for America and it was a culmination of then-President Kennedy's proclamation in 1961 that by the end of the decade we would put a man on the moon and return them safely to Earth. That was done flawlessly, people could say. The mission itself, though, took only eight days and what I would like people to think about is eight days in weightlessness, what that does to a human body. And really we have not come very far since 1969 in trying to take care of a human and what is essentially, if we think of what we live in today as being a biological and evolutionary mismatch from what we were designed to do, think about what space is that is a times ten exponential. I don't even know what to say but that is a for sure mismatch between what we were designed to do. Another point I would like to make to start off, neither Teflon nor Tang were invented by NASA. They were entities that already existed that NASA saw a need for and co-opted those entities in. My hope is that if we can keep astronauts healthy and alive long enough to transition to Mars, which is what the next step is, that those proposed training methods that will keep them healthy will filter down just like Teflon and Tang into the public consciousness and we can take off and run because the same thing that's going to keep an astronaut healthy for six months in zero gravity is the same thing that every one of you need to do week to week to week to week. And we'll get to what that is in just a minute. I'm going to fly right by that because Hamilton did a fantastic job already introducing me. I will speak to what the ARX technology is in just a bit. I'll get to that because that's central to the training methodologies that I propose need to be used by astronauts. So the problem statement, to be sure there are numerous problems that take place in human physiology during zero extended periods in zero gravity. To be sure there are many. The number one physiological problem though is sarcopenia, muscle wasting, or osteoporosis, or and osteoporosis, which is bone deterioration. We don't have any real studies that have been done on astronauts who have returned from long periods in space, which in itself is kind of sad that that hasn't been done. But we do have studies in rats. The number one thing that I took away when I was trying to dig through this and find out exactly what kind of studies have been done and what NASA is doing about trying to train these astronauts is one third of the muscle mass in a rat is lost after 10 days in space. It's one third that's immense. Another study I saw that kind of looked at, okay, well, what does that mean to a human being is you can look at a 40% drop off in a person's ability to do work, which is how it was covered in the paper. Unfortunately, there is no muscle biopsies, dexascans before and after anything like that. I think that needs to be done. And maybe that has been done by NASA and that information is just not available, I don't know. But let's think about this. Christopher Hadfield, Canadian astronaut, spent a little over five months in space on the International Space Station. He was a commander of Mission 35. Five months in space came back. I heard an interview with Commander Hadfield shortly after he came back. This was 2013. The interviewer was asking him questions. Obviously, what's it like in space, what's your day-to-day routine? And then they got into the re-entry part and the interviewer was going with what were the psychological implications of coming back from being virtually isolated and trying to go that direction. And immediately Commander Hadfield said, upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, I felt as if I had an elephant on my chest. It was so excruciatingly painful to have gone from five months in weightlessness to re-entry that I was debilitated. I could not do anything. And he went on in the interview to completely forget about the psychological aspects, but talk about the physical aspects of what it was like to return from space during that time. It took him months to where he could just get up, walk around, and not feel like he was being crushed. All that said, it got me thinking. Well, because I really never paid a whole lot of attention to how astronauts trained. I didn't, obviously my, or maybe not obviously, but my strength and conditioning background has been to keep athletes healthy and make athletes better. And then that has segwayed into, okay, what can I do to keep a Taipei attorney healthy? During his, you know, during his period. So I really didn't think much about what astronauts did, so I got to thinking. But if he's that devastated upon re-entry, and one thing you need to think about too is we can say, well, if an astronaut's in space, it really doesn't matter because the job they do, you know, they're doing it in zero gravity. If we send a manned mission to Mars, it could be argued that yes, they don't have to be in the same kind of shape because again, they're still in microgravity compared to Earth. But the point is that first person or that first crew on Mars is in fact going to have to do work. Somebody's going to have to build the initial station. And yes, materials are going to be sent up there very light. There's going to be equipment that is going to help this process out. But at the end of the day, somebody has to do work. And if somebody is going up and the paper kind of equates it to this, you send up a healthy person from Earth into space, that person becomes a feeble 80-year-old in a couple of months. You're not going to get a whole lot of work out of a feeble 80-year-old. I can tell you that. Number two, if an emergency happens on re-entry where someone has to do some kind of physical work fast, that's not going to happen. That's putting an astronaut in danger. So this is very, very critical, critical stuff. So back to my point, I was wondering, okay, well, what do astronauts do in space to train? I hadn't thought about it before. I've kind of seen pictures of treadmills and I've seen pictures of exercise bikes, which I was like, okay, that's not going to work. But I really didn't dig into it a whole lot. What I found was, yes, in fact, they do have exercise bikes. Yes, in fact, they do use treadmills. But they also have, and I'll give NASA credit for this, they do realize that resistance exercise is very important and that muscle mass is important. Jamie Scott will tell you in his presentation later today or tomorrow, I highly recommend you go see that, but that muscle is just not a dead organ. It's not for athletes, it's a secretory organ. The myokines are secreted helping a bunch of different processes. It's not to mention the diseases of modernity that are going to be due to muscle loss for the astronaut in space, those are other health concerns. But number one concern, the easiest thing to fix is the muscle loss. I'll give NASA credit for this, and I'm not here to bash NASA. This is certainly a step in the right direction. This is called an ARAD device, advanced resistance exercise device. It's a series in a coming together of vacuum pumps, some hydraulics, and some other things that come together. A step in the right direction. The problem is, and I'll get into this in just a little bit, that there is no eccentric loading on this machine, very, very little. I'll step back a little bit of exercise physiology. The eccentric portion of exercise is, you can think about it as a lowering portion. If we're back into gravity, it's a lowering portion of an exercise. It's a muscle elongation portion of an exercise. It sits in opposition to the concentric portion of the motion, which is, we can think again in gravity, the pushing or the muscle shortening position of the exercise. When we look at training athletes, when we look at training everyday people, when we look at bang for the buck with resistance exercise, we always look at eccentric exercise first. Because eccentric exercises is what causes the microtrauma in the muscle. It is what sets the cascade up for muscle building. In fact, in training of athletes, we use the concentric portion of the motion as a recovery tool. We don't even think of that as a building tool. All of it is important, yes. And we look at all of it when we have the time to train an athlete. We look at every portion of the movement as important. But if we're looking at a purely recovery tool for an athlete, we look at the concentric portion of the motion. That is to say there's not a whole lot of muscle building going on with that. In fact, very, very, very little. It's a recovery tool. The resistance exercise that NASA is doing currently is mostly concentric exercise. In fact, a paper that I read that discussed the ARAD device said that the eccentric portion of the exercise of the motion on this device was only 80% of what the concentric does. This is a total flip-flop. Exercise physiologist will tell you, and I'll show you a little graph up here of it, an end-time graph, a person is able to produce 40% more in the eccentric on a motion than they can in a concentric. A person is very, very strong in the eccentric. This is where the muscle building properties come from. Obviously, this is hard to do in zero gravity environment. You have to think out of the box to be able to get around the fact that I cannot do an eccentric loaded motion if I don't have gravity as an assist. This has been a long, many, many years have gone by in the strength and conditioning community among people who, that is their sole job is to look at this type of stuff, to try to figure out ways to maximize eccentric loading and to match the force curve, the natural force curve that a person produces in a certain movement. I don't have pictures up here, but there's all kinds of manipulations, of chains and bands that can go on bars. If you think of a normal bench press, you can think of lying flat, bringing down a bar that has chains draped over. Does the chains fall down on the ground? Obviously, there's less weight to handle. As the weight comes up, chain links are added to the bar. So you have more weight. So you have more weight at the top, and then you combine that with bands that are pulling down the bar. So these are manipulations that are done in these little links that we go through, used to go through in the strength and conditioning community to really match the force curve and to get eccentric loading on that athlete. An efficient exercise, and at ARX, we started thinking about this outside the box, how could we more effectively match the strength curve? How can we fully, eccentrically load an athlete, and in fact, anybody, we actually use these machines with the type A personality lawyer I was talking about. How can we do that in a timely manner because time is of a huge concern with astronauts. They don't need to be spending two hours working out, which in fact, they do currently, because they can't affect the body enough in a short period of time. Adaptive resistance exercise is what I'm talking about, and I'm getting ready to show a film, a short clip here in just a second, about what that is and what that looks like. Maximum safety, time savings and efficiency, which is huge. Like I said, back up to what the astronauts are currently doing, it takes them about two hours per day to go through their exercise routine. With what I'm proposing, I can probably knock that down to 20 minutes. That's a huge savings, huge savings. The first question people ask, well, what about payload? Because the machine that I'm getting ready to show you is a big machine, and obviously, payload means a lot. You can't be sending up a machine like that. It's a huge cost to escape gravity. But these machines can be configured such that all you're sending up is a small motor, blast-strap bands, some gearing, and some transmission-type stuff. It's very, very light compared to what NASA is already using with the ARAD machine. So what does eccentric exercise look like as opposed to a concentric portion? Lowering, the plate is lowering. I'm resisting that plate's motion as it comes down. It's turning here and going up. I'm pushing it faster than it wants to go up right now. Concentric portion of the motion. Muscle shortening, finish off the exercise. Now, what I want to point out, I don't know if everybody can see the graph that's at the bottom. That was the instantaneous graph that was produced from that motion that I just did. If you look at the blue line immediately, the machine starts moving down, I resist, bam, there's my force output, that first peak. As I come down and I'm biomechanically, I start to reach a point where I'm biomechanically limited. The force output comes down, comes down, comes down. This is textbook force curve right here. I come down to a, the first peak is where I'm in this position, biomechanically most limited in a pressing position and I start coming out of that position. My force output starts to come up as I come up through this range of motion. I kind of pack it in in the middle because I'm a little bit fatigued. You see force output come down. I get a boost towards the end. I'm up in this portion of the concentric and I finish off in that position that I'm stuck at right there. That's the final peak you see at the bottom of that green line and then a drop off where the exercise ends. The ARAD device never puts an astronaut past that lower green line in that green band. In fact, what that green band represents is the 40% more force I produced on the eccentric than I did on the concentric. What does all of that mean? What that means is, number one, it's gonna be very, very, very, very hard if not impossible for me to build muscle unless I get up in that green band. What astronauts currently use never put them in that green band, ever. They're never forced to go in a heavy eccentric like that. Two things happen. Number one, they're not building muscle and number two, their workouts take two hours instead of the 20 minutes that it should take. I'll just wrap before I take questions with a couple of things.  They're gonna be able to actually perform duties both in an emergency situation upon reentry and in a situation where they're actually put on, let's just say, Mars after six months and they're gonna save a lot of time. Time is of the essence for astronauts in space. If we can cut out an hour and a half of their daily workout routine so that they can now carry on experiments or do whatever else they need to do on the space station that's huge, that's a huge, huge plus. Obviously that machine is not going in space, that's too much payload, but anything on this device can be reconfigured with simple drive device, a simple motor and blast straps like you see this guy down right here, easy. Send it up, it can actually fit into the wall of the space station or whatever, spacecraft be configured in any way, just some configurations and you're off and running. Any questions? Thank you very much. Anyone would like to ask? I know this is a shorter five minute break in between the talks, so feel free if you have to go to the next one, but we'd love to ask any questions here too. And again, that was a 30,000 foot flyby of a very, very complicated issue, so. Thank you very much, that was very interesting. Similar question, have you talked to anyone at NASA or do you have any contacts there and curious what you found? So we do have an end at, an end at Jumping Space Center, but as you might imagine with the bureaucracy, it's kind of tough to get an idea, especially an idea that is outside of the box and not a continuation of what is already being done. So we're not coming with a new treadmill. We're not coming with a device like that that they get and they go, okay, let's see what the new and revised design is. We're coming totally outside of the box, which is tough and people are entrenched. It's like in any other science, people are entrenched and they're like, well, if obviously if we hadn't thought of this inside, this yahoo coming from training meat heads, what's he gonna? So it's tough, it's a tough sell, but I think if we can get somebody to look at it, look at the force curve, I think is huge, that we have to be able to show them that force curve and if we can get this in front of actual exercise physiologists with the Johnson Space Center, that alone will grab their attention long enough for them to ask a question. Okay, what exactly are they doing? And that's all we need is for them to ask that question. Anyone else? Just went in the back. Do we have time? Quick question. Okay, we'll hold off and you'll be able to connect soon. How about that? All right, thank you so much. Thank you so much for coming.


the early kickoffs at Winchester Park. And the Georgians are ready to play their first televised game in the 2023. It's a schoolboy football competition, the Manning Cup against their opponents, Jose Mati. And we're live. It's warm here and you can see the two protagonists getting ready to grace the field. And the Georgians again, they'll be hoping to get yet another three points. They have been perfect so far in this season and they'd be wanting to put on a show the last few years. They haven't been at their best, not the lofty heights that we saw from them over a decade ago. But Leje, how much are you looking forward to this matchup between these two teams? Well, I'm looking forward to it a lot. I think Jose Mati is a program that's growing. The coach Patrick Lewis has stated that this is something that he wants to continue to develop. He's involved at all three levels of schoolboy football under 19, 16 and 14. What St. George is, this is a team that, speaking of development, a lot of the core players, the best players, including that man right there in screen, Adrian Reed. He has been here for three years now developing his national experience at under 17 level. He has played in a JPL and a link-up final at senior level as well. Alongside all of these talented players, they say in Georgia's team, I know that they have very, very high aspirations this season. Yep. They have a few star named players in their squad. And of course, they are coached by Neville Burtis Bell, one of the leading football minds in the country. And really a pleasure to watch him work at the head of this St. George's College program. Alongside Marcel Gale, of course, as the teams make their way out to the middle of St. George's College, decked out in majority white with red numbers. And of course, Jose Mati will be looking to make their mark. They've had a good start to the season to Jose Mati. They would have lost their last game against Waterford, who are behind them in the standing. So, they would consider that loss at home to have been a disappointment. And let's see what they will offer against St. George's College. It was a champion, rather, that they lost to 1-0 over the weekend. As we take a look at the officials, Omar Heinz will be in charge of this one, Valonza Bennett, and can order a whole with a system. And Uwe Glein Lamey is the fourth official. So, just a peek into what's happening as far as the toss is concerned. And we'll take a look at the line of four St. George's College. Jaden Thompson is in goal. Jaheem Henry, Jabir Taylor, Matthew Spence, Brian Burkett, who has 11 goals and six assists to his name. So far this season, one of five midfielders, Adrian Reed as well, wearing the captain's arm band, eight goals and five assists to his name. Ajani Pier, Tashon Neal, Jindu Powell, O'Neal Mitchell, and Michael Pennant. St. George is looking to apply their usual slick passing game and a formation to suit. Lining up with three at the back, but expect a lot of fluidity among that or in that formation. As we take a look at Jose Marti, Jamar Reed in goal, O'Rain Gale, Tashon Henry, Kiefer Powell, Rakelme Hedley, and Jamar Hanchard, of course, is their striker with six goals so far this season. Andrew Anderson, Quacy Reese, Davion Gale, Kimali Blackwood, and Malika Reed complete the starting lineup. And to counter at the slick passing of St. George's, Jose Marti, probably looking to line up in a 4-4-2, looking to defend deep and try and stave out this electric attack. The best attack in schoolboy football thus far, well, apart from St. Andrew technical, only two less goals. Let's see what they will produce today. So, moments away from kickoff. And I think it's going to be an early day here at St. George's College. It's a very early time for kickoff. There was a lot of rain over the last few days and a bit of concern as to whether we would have been able to complete two matches if it was at the usual kickoff time. But referee Hines appears to be ready. And it's going to be Jose Marti with a kickoff. And we're on the way here at Winchester Park. And immediately St. George's College with the possession. Adrian Reed, the number 11, has been playing in a deep lying role in the middle of the park for St. George's College. It's a role that we are used to seeing him play for Cavalier in the Jamaica Premier League. Here they are coming forward. Spence was trying to make his way through right into a bit of traffic there. Rees Taylor, Spence couldn't quite gather. And the keeper should get here before the threat of Hanchard. A Thompsonian goal for St. George's. Both of these keepers were in the squad. Both of their keepers were in the squad last year. But it was Dujan Davis who was in it. So, a change in that regard this season is an experienced goalkeeper room for the Georgians. They've usually had trouble with goalkeepers in the past, haven't they? Yeah, so it's good for them to have two set keepers who understand their roles in the team. Never bird his bell there. St. George's College head coach for quite some time now has delivered 15 titles to this institution. One of the winningest coaches in schoolboy football history really. Someone synonymous with St. George's football. Would be the longest serving coach at this level when compared with all the other coaches in the Manning and Dacosta Cup competitions. Reed looking for options. Switching it over to Taylor. Taylor's first touch wasn't the best and he has to come back to retrieve. This is Reese, or rather that was Gale. Osamati trying to show that they are not overawed by the occasion. Burkett. Nice touch and play. Yeah, my big fan of Adrian Reed occupying a deeper role for this St. George's team. Oh, nice given goal. There's some space to work with. Two to aim for. And Osamati with the clearance and the follow up over the top. Yeah, Techan O'Neill there. Played in a deep flying role last season advancing now. Looking to get his third goal of the season, but blaze that one over the bar. That's just a small insight to what we can expect from St. George's patient in the builder. But once they get one of those wingbacks in behind, it's danger for any team. There's Patrick Lewis. He's been pushing for over 16 years now. St. George's College on the attack once more and that one is put into touch. St. George's College will have a throwing deep into Osamati's territory. O'Neill. St. George is trying to settle. Mitchell ball over the top. Osamati should clear and it is, but not too far out. The captain has it. Powell switching the play or trying to opportunity here for St. George's. Again, could give and go play. Now to the byline, pulls it back. It's opportunity here. One nil to St. George's. For the Mopatikin and Techan O'Neill with his third goal warning shot just a minute earlier. Osamati pay with six minutes gone. St. George's College with the advantage. One nil. Yeah, and it's exact same play that occurred not too long ago. Intricate play down the right hand side and then once it got in, Techan O'Neill advancing into that right hand half space, advancing late into the box, crushing it and then crashing his shot right into the back of the net. And early, early days here and Osamati are under the couch. It's St. George's one. Osamati nil. Yep, just well worked. Really well worked and Osamati didn't have much of an answer there. Burkett laughed it ball over the top, tries to keep control. Burkett effort. Well, George is number 10. He usually makes those look easy and Burkett with that hit gets his 12th goal this season and it's a walk in Manchester, in which is the park at the moment. It definitely is a walk, a literal walk in the park. Not the cleanest hit that Brian Burkett has ever delivered. It was a good pass over the top by Reid. Just decided to get his shot off and the goalkeeper was just not alert. Didn't have the agility to get down quick enough. And Brian Burkett delivering his 12th goal of the season to put St. George's College two nil up in a really, really short space of time. Osamati can they respond? They managed to get out of their own penalty areas. Taylor. Ball played up field. Burkett again is there. So it's good communication at the back between defender and goalkeeper. Gale for Osamati. Trying to get by Taylor. Couldn't keep that one in play. Throw him to St. George's. Yeah, Teshon Anil has been good so far along with his nine assists. He's picked up now his third goal this season. Yes, I'm occupying a really deep role last season, Anil. Well, here's an opportunity for Osamati. This one sent inside. The keeper has to parried away. It was a good hit on that occasion. Yeah, Osamati posing a little bit of a threat, especially from those deep crosses looking to really float the box and he was a good shot, actually. Yeah, they came from Reece. Still looking for his first goal this season. Quacy Reece. And now, Osamati, they have a free kick from deep. Kiefer Powell, who has a couple of assists to his name, is behind it. Powell. And it was a deflection and hand shot. Couldn't quite gather and it should be a goal kick to St. George's College. Yeah. And of course, Brian Burkett with 12 goals to his name so far this season. Inching close and close at the last season's tally. 14 goals, I believe he got her 15 last season. Yeah, six assists to his name so far this year as well. Yeah, one of the more talented players in the competition. Brian Burkett has been for all of his seasons, really. Also, has permanently experienced with Dumbo Holden. Here he is. Yep, lovely touch out wide now, but too much on it. Anil trying to spring through Peart. Yet again, it's clearly a tactic that St. George's College have been working on. Peart got his first assist of the season for Anil's goal. We have a lovely interplay, going back to go forward. Both shipped into space on this left hand side and safety first as far as Osamati defense was concerned. Here's the corner kick Taylor to take it. Headed away. St. George's College still trying to keep it alive, but not afraid to start again from the back, which they do. Lofted, born inside the ear of the keeper, sees it all the way and lost it. And was that a late challenge? Well, the kick goes the other way. The crowd was excited about an impossible penalty there. Yeah, but the referee judge that maybe Burkett had fouled the keeper first. I'm not quite sure what you were seeing there that looked like a penalty to me, but a referee side otherwise. Taylor played into space once more. Here's a cross coming in by Johnny Peart. Now Reed and Burkett. Spence pokes it out wide. Taylor gives chase. Jindu Powell gets a return ball from Taylor. Powell with the dink and Osamati trying to come forward now. Hand shot left it behind. He needs to be sharper. Taylor inside now. Lovely touch into space from Spence, who takes the shot on the turn. Well, that could have been disastrous. I think this goalkeeper needs a little bit of a waking up Jamar Reed with Jamar Reed. The Osamati goal has been very sharp. One might say to start off. He's going to face more pressure now. Another corner kick at St. George's College. There's second inside the area. Shot taken. It's a hand ball before Reed struck that one home. Yeah, there was. A lot of defensive issues I'm seeing for Osamati. Too many St. George's players left unoccupied around the penalty spot. Two or three players there would have had a free shot from something that needs to be sorted. Oh, they've given a possession in a dangerous position. Taylor comes away. The force in George's College puts it into space. Spence trying to get round his marker who committed the foul. Then George is trying to move away quickly, but the referee wasn't having that one at all. Well, judging on the free kick exploits we've seen from Adrian Reed this season already has scored multiple. And then when you couple that with the lack of sure handedness by Jamar Reed in the Osamati goal, this might be a recipe for disaster. Let's see. Well, Reed with the free kick goes goalwards. And yeah, it was a recipe for disaster. And Burkett was there to mop up this pill from Reed again. That's the second of the game. And Burkett now gets his 13th goal this season unlucky for Osamati, but St. George's College with a 3-0 advantage now. Yeah, I'm not quite sure if I want to say it's unlucky. I just think it's poor goalkeeper play yet again. Adrian Reed didn't even place that one too well. He was just on target. But once he was on target, the goalkeeper, Jamar Reed, had to deal with it, didn't deal with it. And right hand was Brian Burkett, more alert than anyone else. And that's why he's one of the leading goalscores in this competition. 13 goals now. He's really turning the screw. And St. George's are turning the screw. Sabir Taylor turning expertly as well. Ball played over the top once more over to that right hand side. They're just lining up at the moment. And there's a fourth. And it's Spence. Matthew Spence gets his eighth goal this season. And with just 18 minutes gone, St. George's College, they are piling on now. Yeah, I said that the goalkeeper was to blame for maybe a couple of the earlier goals. He could do nothing about that one. That was just some excellent ball play by St. George's College. That's what they're known for. But yeah, this one was brilliant. Adrian Reed to Burkett, excellently taken down. Chip over the top. Matthew Spence, yeah. Goalkeeper, no man's land, yes. But he could do nothing about that one. That was just some lovely play. And 4-0. We're not even 20 minutes in, Donald. Yeah. One thing I've noticed about St. George's College when they're playing is that, and I'm sure other schools do it as well, but it's a chemistry that they do have. You see the slight finger pointing as to where they want the runners to go. We see it with almost every play in the attacking third that they do have. As Masamati trying to respond, ball played across, and somehow he manages to reach again. Jindu Powell. And it's a goal kick. Yeah, you make a really good point, Donald, that you know, one of the best coaches in world football, Miquela Arteita once said, or earlier said, this season that when it comes to him in terms of developing relationships on the field, sometimes the relationships outdo the tactics that he wants to employ. So a lot of the time when you see players being played in close proximity towards each other, it's because that they have an unspoken relationship. They know where they want the ball. Each player knows each player's movement. And that's something that we've seen over the years with St. George's, and it's continuing here. I saw that you were about to say something when I mentioned one of the best coaches in the world, but I guess that's for another time, Donald. It is for another time. I will not confirm or deny that statement. Yelacad is out, and he's flashed in the direction of the Masamati stripper. This is why he's in the book. He was late. Here's an opportunity again, swept across the area too far in front of Spence, and a Johnny Peart. It seems as if we're going to get a water break. I think this one is well needed for Masamati. Yeah, they're just having a couple of words there. The captain, as well as the players are going to get themselves refreshed. Midway, the first half, four goals already in this. Yeah, a lot of work will have to be done on the highlights package in this one. Something that you're looking forward to, obviously. But, yeah, St. George's College. This is a battle between first and third in this group, you know, and it seems as if St. George's College, they are very much on their way to get out of this group comfortably too. Four goals already in this one. That was some good work by Piritino. It was well converted, and then Burkett's effort. Well placed. And the Burkett was there again to mop up that one after Reid taken the free kick. And then, yeah, look at that movement and look at that finish from Spence as well. Yeah, the British Bell would have loved all that. Masamati apparently will be making a substitution. And he's going to be in net. Jamia Reid, his afternoon will be over. Coming on for him will be Tahir Harnett. Yeah, he definitely did not have the best first 20 minutes.  Sheen pads before they make that change. But you mentioned Jose Maitre being third in this group, Donald. Yes, that is the case, but I don't think any team really has given St. George's College in this group. I run for their money. Six games. This is the seventh game that they're playing. I was going to say, apart from Campion College, the seventh game they're playing, 20 minutes into the seventh game, and they've scored 39 goals. That's now the most in the competition. Conceded two, one to Arden, one to Campion in a game that they won 2-1. As I was saying, that's the only game that has given them any trouble. And even in that game, it was a stoppage time goal by Campion that breached them. And in the other game that they conceded, they won that game 7-1. So this is a St. George's Outfit that has looked imperious really, already really close to passing their goal tally of last season in the group stage. So. But you said that they conceded against Campion. Yeah. And Arden. The two schools that we'll be seeing shortly. Yeah. But the score lines for both of those games were really contrasting. We don't need to look at the score lines specifically. Okay, no problem. All right. St. George's College again, looking to come down that right hand side and appeared as a match doing well. And, well, he was looking for a free kick there. Wasn't having it. They were free. Penance. St. George's College. Another one of those teams that form like a diamond around the back. Read at the tip of it in the offensive midfield. Seems as if he picked up a little bit of a knack. He's back up. Yeah. With the back three that they employ. Wing back's really high. So it almost looks like a 3-1-6 maybe. A 3-1 and a half. Five and a half. Because there's a floating player. Really intricate system. But because they might looking to breach it now and they want to fall. Yeah. Free kick. Yeah. Jaheem Henry coming across there and making that challenge. Did escape a booking. St. George's College have been under the radar, especially during preseason. Their name wasn't mentioned a lot when you speak about the favorites of the Manning Cup this season. Yeah. But I think a lot of that is due to, you know, people really writing them off based on the performances of the last couple years. But I watched them in preseason and they looked mighty impressive and just from the fact that the names that they had returning. Not only Adrian Reed and Brian Burkett, but also Zabir Taylor and extremely technical midfielder of the Phoenix Academy. Ilk. So you know how good he is on the ball and in tight spaces as well. Zabir. Not to mention Matthew Spence returning along with all of the new players that they usually have bringing through as well. I mentioned their goalkeepers also. So this St. George's unit is nothing to scar fat and I think really the only thing that's stopping them from pushing into that upper echelon maybe is a little bit of the intensity that they would have to match in the second round. That's still to be seen. Free kick to Jose Marti and this one is driven hard along the ground and wasn't a bad hit at all. But Jaden Thompson was pretty comfortable. Yeah, one of both goalkeepers would have been playing last year for St. George's College. They also lost a sweep up Jomani McDonald who could have played this season. Imagine if they had him, their defense would have been even stronger. And Joshua Jackson as well, one of their strikers could have played. So on paper, I reckon he could have been stronger. Here's Taylor. He's one of the generals in the middle of the park. Jabari Taylor loved to see him play. First touch inside, he receives the ball again. Taylor designed to take the shot off and well, the new custodian holds on to hear Harnett. The possession stats must be ridiculous. Michael Pennant doing just enough here to stop the opportunity for the visitors. Yeah, Jose Marti have been plugging along trying to get some attacks flowing but haven't looked too dangerous in them so far. He's in George's backline marshalling really well. Taylor afforded so much space that he tries to send that one over the top. Jose Marti goes the other way now. Reed, pure latching on or trying to. They tend to want to move on with the game very quickly St. George's College. Would also help that they're leading by four goals snill. Yeah, and they're really hungry for goals also. They are. Probably really demoralized Jose Marti. Gail sends it really long. Oh, that's lovely from Hanshard. Hanshard's effort. It did miss by a lot. What a turn that was though. You can see that he is their most dangerous player. Shema Hanshard and he was looking for a seven. Just look at this. Just wonderful. Yeah, and only one thing on his mind from he got that turn off. I'm not going to say they have a route to get back into the game, but if they are to get a goal or two, it seems as if he would come from his boot. Taylor neatly done finding Jindu Powell. That wasn't the best pass back to Taylor. Reed with a turn. Burkett with a touch. Slips it through to Taylor. Can shoot. Still Taylor and Reed. Challenge coming in and yeah. I almost agree with the captain of Jose Marti. I actually thought he got the ball here, but yeah, I think he was falling in from before from around right here. Adrian Reed, the stronger player had to reach around him as well to try and get it. But the captain is frustrated. I think usually these go to Adrian Reed, but we have seen Brand Burkett line up a few with his beautiful left foot and he is on a hard trick as well. Yeah, Burkett with the left foot or Reed with the right. The wall has been constructed, but the referee is unhappy with the movement of the wall, making sure that they're back the full 10 yards. So will it be Burkett or will it be Reed? It's Brian Burkett. You can hear the sigh from across the way. A little bit disappointed with the fact that that wasn't in target from Burkett and he's disappointed as well. He knows he can do better, but he was firmly struck. I think if he gets one maybe a little bit closer, big possibility we could see that one going into the net. One might say that Georges have cooled off a bit. No goals in what the last 12 minutes. Yeah, we are keeping count, aren't we? Yeah. Well, it's best to keep count before we can. That is also true. Hunch hard. He's a beast, isn't he? Wins the foul, punted long, keeper comes out, punches out, didn't go too far, but St. Georges College responds well to the danger. Oh no, they don't. An opportunity for Reece. Finally, they hack it out of the box and spins. Finding Peart, hopeful ball to Taylor, didn't reach him. Headly, St. Georges College quick to react and they regain possession and now they come forward into the attack in third. Peart, Peart inside to spins. They are patient in the build up St. Georges College. They usually are trying to draw Jose Marti out of position before aiming for the killer pass. That pass wasn't killer and the whistle goes free kick to Jose Marti. Well, the St. Georges College goalkeeper will need some attention. Jayden Thompson. Yeah, one of the younger players in this St. Georges College team. He's a part of the under 16 team last season while also being the backup for the Manning Cup. He does have a good replacement, however. To Sony Davis. Yeah. Sure hands not only on the football pitch, but on the cricket one as well representing St. Georges in cricket also. They do also have a really good cricket program. Lush cricket field around the back of the school at Emmett Park, just as Lush as a football field here at Winchester Park. A penalty has been awarded to Jose Marti. Handled ball inside the box and Jose Marti looking to get back one in this half. No doubt it's going to be Hanshard who will step up as we take a look at this. Yeah, I'm not quite sure about that one. The rule is if it hits the body first, there is some leniency. Yeah, I'm not quite sure about that one. That's a tough tough call. Clearly off of his boot onto the body, but I did say a couple minutes ago that Hanshard's boot would be the way Jose Marti could get a goal in this one. Let's see if he can deliver. Hanshard from 12 yards. Seymour Hanshard looking for his seventh gets it. Jose Marti responds here at Winchester Park from the penalty spot albeit, but they appreciate that goal in this tough first half. Yeah, harsh penalty to concede, but once Hanshard was there once he stepped up, yeah, there was really only going to be one result. The form that he has showed in this first half and this season, in fact, his seventh of the season and he has made this one 4-1. St George is taking their foot off the pedal as we see another substitution being made by Jose Marti. The penalty is coming on for Kimali Blackwood. Taylor was trying to turn that one around the corner and a free kick awarded to Jose Marti. Ball over the top inside the area and he went down under the contact and then he's bemused that he didn't at least get a corner kick did Andrew Anderson for his team. Penance, yeah, Seymour Hanshard with seven goals so far this season Hedley was looking for the return. Hanshard has it though free kick to St George's College or rather Jose Marti taken Hanshard. Well, he did a rifle that one didn't he? And here's a speculated effort to take by Jadon Thompson. Jose Marti has grown more and more into the game. Based on the start we thought this could have been a route but Jose Marti has responded trying to make a game of this. They've had a couple of attempts on target. Question is can St George's College go into a second gear? I'm sure they can or will they be able to? Can they even pip one before the half-time interval? Taylor will be able to get there. Wasn't smart play to try and cut back inside. Reed to Son O'Neill. Here they come again. I was thinking of an effort. Powell and too far in front of O'Neill on that occasion. Has it been quite as fluent from St George's after the first 20 minutes or so after the water break actually? As you mentioned Daniel Jose Marti growing slowly into this one. Well here's Taylor thinking of an effort and was blocked. Birket looking to complete his hat-trick in this first half. Peart, lovely stuff. Taylor on his left feeding Powell driving it straight to Harnett. Yeah I said but and that's the reason why St George is still possible that they can turn up and show some unbelievable quality on the ball and that was a really good move from them. Didn't end in a goal however. Lots of 50-50 cars going against the Georgians in this first half including that penalty that they conceded. Taylor picking it up and feeding that one into space. Powell now and Spence looking to switch the play. Reed with a bit of a stretch trying to take that one down. Deemed to be a bit dangerous by Referee Hines. Free kick to Jose Marti as we're in the final minute of stoppage time and it's clear that both teams just need to regroup. They are playing in scorching conditions after all. Literally under the midday sun but that's a delightful ball through to Spence but the flag is up for offside against there number eight. Another marginal decision there. We're at an angle so I couldn't quite see but it did look really close. Well Jose Marti looking for one more. Taylor does well but Headley wins it back and getting Geir was trying to get involved but the whistle goes and that's the end of the first half. Well it was easy street for the first portion of this contest. Foreign answered goals before we were midway the first half by St. George's College but Jose Marti did respond via the penalty spot and after 45 minutes Jose Marti they know that they have a lot of work to do. St. George's College at home leading by four goals to one. Come back to Winchester Park as we continue our coverage of the Manicup here at the home of champions in this group F St. George's College at home to Jose Marti and the home team leading by four goals to one as we enter the start of the second half. Rubry Hines is ready and we're on the way once more. St. George's College did have the majority of the possession in that first half as well as the majority of the chances and they are just looking to pick up the tempo. They did score four goals in the first 20 minutes of play and pulled up the handbrake a bit but now for this second half they're I'm sure they would have received the instructions to push on and don't allow Jose Marti to get in the game such as the competitive nature of Neville Burtisbell and Marshall Gale as coaches of this St. George's team. There is Marshall Gale who's also with the Premier League club, Ward House FC. Craig Butler is also in the house as he would have received news about 24 hours ago that one of his players would have been called up late to the national team, the Jamaica team for their Nations League matchup with Grenada on Thursday evening. Here's an opportunity now for Jose Marti inside the area and the shot is taken oh that was brilliant the follow-up not so much still in the area. Jose Marti also at the cherry but they could not come up with the fruit. Jose Marti looking for their second and St. George's College just getting away with it by the skin of their teeth. Oh wow how did they not score there? It was pennant on the line who was the saviour in the end. Well that was quite dramatic for the visitors. If ever there was a wake-up call that would have been won for St. George's College and all of a sudden a pep in their step was a Marti. They don't have a lot of numbers back you know looking for the snapshot on that occasion the captain Kiefer Powell nice turn that was from Reese almost won it back challenge coming in pretty clean but it's a throw in St. George's. Certainly not the same start that we got at the start of the first half. Jose Marti looking to press the issue at the start of the second St. George's College and the back foot for a bit but no doubt they'll grow back into this one. Lovely ball inside the area, Vitalian O'Neill who takes it down and tried to supply the the pass. The drummers are here Reese, Lostick, Peart, Reed, Taylor. More emphasis on a press from Jose Marti at the start of the second half as well not letting the St. George's players have as much space as they did. I say as Agent Reed takes the ball into acres of it unable to supply the pass however it was a Marti on again. Yep can't quite transition into the attacking third oh that's lovely really good football that was couldn't keep it in play however is a teammate that's Tishon Henry a couple of assists to his name so far for Tishon yeah that wasn't bad at all Taylor just a little bit slight in the middle of the park so far in this second half again he lost out shot that's driven and no issues there for Jadon Thompson yeah not the best strike that he's put forth so far today handshift Spence trying to get there good defending that was well corner kick has been awarded to St. George's College Taylor pulls it back pennant back to Taylor they come against St. George's College Reed cutting inside and trying to get the shot off was Burkett well here's Reed to Spence actually an opportunity here for St. George's College to the byline and it's put behind for a corner kick Burkett making that run to the byline St. George's College with the tickets out here at the back post we should have done better there Tishon O'Neill they almost caught in two minds whether to go for goal himself for head it across ended up doing neither this game the second half being played at a much higher tempo than in the first well definitely by Jose Marti and not quite sure if George's are up to it as yet but they are asserting themselves a bit better the past couple minutes I say again as they give away the ball a bit of a tactical tweak as well by Jose Marti their captain Keefer Powell going up front from center back well not a hopeful ball inside the box that appeared couldn't quite grab him and now Tishon O'Neill O'Neill drives an effort into a Jose Marti defender and now here's Reed Reed does the same thing comes out to Peart looking for the give and go Peart to the byline trying to play that one at the back post pass was a little bit overweight there they come a speculative effort the keeper holds on Harnett with the take surely much assured in net Harnett and his counterpart not sure why he didn't start yeah there's something we have to ask the coach after oh that's a lovely take and break it though bit of a heavy heavy touch heavy and he wanted to make asking a lot appeared to do but he wins it not quite the same link up that O'Neill and Peart had in the first half a couple times early Peart was not expecting the return at all was still in the outside position maybe a little bit gassed though this heat is taking at all on me so I can imagine the players on the field here's a not a speculative effort that took a deflection not it took a deflection but apparently not lovely take from Spence Spence pulls it across oh that's a wonderful interception critical too now here is Jose Marti oh that's a lovely run into space finish should have been better though all of a sudden space is at the back and Jose Marti capitalizing they'll get a corner kick not quite sure it should have been a shot in the first place his teammate was in a cause of space if he had just caught this one back it was a good save in the end by Thompson corner kick taken short here's delivery that is pretty poor Peart will get there does well inside the area Peart can he finish the right hand side mid had a Johnny Peart opens his account this season and St. George's College with the 5-1 advantage now you already got an assist earlier St. George's College have been really pushing down that right hand side all game and this time he didn't square it across good upper body strength to keep off the defender and that's a really composed finish also he's been the definition of a marauding right wing back all game and he certainly has gotten his reward St. George's College 5 now to Jose Marti 1 really impressed with that goal by a Johnny Peart St. George's College trying to regain the type of control that they had in the first half hopefully that goal hasn't knocked the wind out of the sails of Jose Marti who started the second half much better than they did the first but on a hot day like this behind by four goals yet again it would be difficult for them to really pick it up being at Winchester Park it's always a wonderful experience and their school usually in strong support there's an opportunity for St. George's College all a strong hand there but the follow-up is put away the flag had stayed down and Burkett completes his hat trick he has been pouncing on the spills all again he pounced on one here I thought it was a good save from Harnett but it was right into the path of St. George's number 10 and Burkett finished to make it six well he's a natural attacking midfielder but he has showed the instincts of a striker in this contest two times now he has been the first to react was that the knockout punch you asked a very good question Donald St. George's would surely hope so it's been brilliant by them six goals now I'm sure they would be a bit annoyed to concede the one but the attacking performance has been really good so far today Burkett with the start of the game and is 14th this season and the St. George's College making the turn back on easy street Ligé Williams maybe to the restart again St. George's College usually tries to play the football quite easy and here they come again in the attacking third and that was easy still an opportunity to capitalize here Taylor Reed well that's unlike him yeah ladies strike there by the man they call Jimmy made sure to call him a man because he's quite imposing in that midfield with only 17 years of age Adrian Reed Jr. eight goals six assists to his names so far this season all from the base of midfield how imposing can he be what kind of future does he have Adrian Reed Jr. he has played so much football and that's what you like when names are being called and you consider them prodigies you know especially Jamaica they don't have the opportunity to play a lot but he does for his club Cavalier as well St. George's College is number 11 and it's not only the the fact that he's playing it's the types of games he's playing as well the responsibility that he has taken up at that Cavalier team it's huge yeah whether he when he started out in the heart of defense for them then made his way into a deep midfield role yeah Rudolf Speed said directly that he was the direct replacement for Richard King who had moved away in January so that's huge praise coming from for such a young player and he's taking up responsibility in the St. George's team now as well being the captain this season being and played more of an attacking midfield role the past couple seasons but now we're seeing him at the base controlling things we're going to see a substitution now yeah Matthew Spitz yeah his time is up and Frank Campbell who has two goals and two assists to his name this season number 13 also about to see Malik Lorraine replace Ajani appeared to as a goal and assists today only all right wing back yeah so the two players who have come on the park for St. George's College with two goals and two assists a couple of substitutions for Jose Marti as well and Anderson is off and so too we killed the Headley three kick Jose Marti trying to make the forward once more and they'll get that corner kick taken short inside did that take a deflection again yeah it did another corner kick to Jose Marti and want to break up the game going to take place now it's definitely needed in these conditions today's a stark contrast to what we saw yesterday in Kingston Jamaica thunderstorms strong winds flooding yeah there are a couple of freak storms and all that we saw yesterday there was some danger that maybe these matches wouldn't be completed or even played it's a good thing that those conditions have held off today so far at least we do have another match coming your way shortly after this how much of a rivalry is that though they do call it the uptown derby but but i think that would cause a different discussion but here are some of the goals including this brand bracket hatrick the first of the lot palm finish and this one I mentioned this striker's instinct that's the first time he displayed it and now here's a second and good through pass initially but he followed it up all the way and as you can see on your screens now it is brilliant bracket and it was a or has been a brilliant hatrick 6-1 say in george's lovely ball played forward again flag stayed down for a gamble it's doing down the play one back by burkett thinking of a shot the breeze taking it away thinking burkett had a little bit more time a little bit more time yes time and space to get in there paparazzi everywhere lege williams yeah nothing i'm sure you're not used to me on the other hand i'm still getting a little bit used to it you know saying george's college definitely one of the more well-supported teams in the competition which is on their school grounds to be fair but but we've made the schools what we've made the schools that you don't see the level of support that you see here well winning breeds support to be fair they were well supported even during the years that they weren't winning as much yeah good school spirit burkett looking to switch the play wonderful ball out wide that's a good challenge i mentioned that saying george's college did have a a good goalkeeper room and here's evidence of it we're going to see last year's number one johnny davis come on for a few minutes number one today thompson getting a rest one might say well he hasn't done a whole lot of work to do has made a couple of saves a couple of direct shots towards him couldn't keep out the penalty that was a marty had oh that's a wonderful first touch what a save but it trickles across the line in the end agonizing for us a marty but absolutely light for brian burkett who gets his fourth of the game not that he had a strong hand on it but really and truly from burkett was sufficient and said george's college in seventh heaven well earlier we said that he was brilliant when he had his hat trick but i think this one is the best of the bunch excellent take down good strength to hold off the defender and yes the shot may have been gotten a hand to it the goalkeeper for us a marty but it was burkett's shot which i'm sure was lasering into the back of the net and he has been great today brian burkett and he's going to take his leave now it is a one of the match performance isn't it yeah probably easiest one we've picked so far this season four goals he's been replaced by shakwan clark mitchell trying his luck found the gate as opposed to the goal there is shakwan clark hopefully play a wide shawna niel trying to beat his marker couldn't do so oh that was a beautiful bit of play by was a marty as they come charging down this left but too much on it the pass yep decent work up to that point from quay series shakwan clark with a a miss kick but he wins it back and then loses it ball touched forward an opportunity for the second here cleared oh no across the line he was trying to clear it marty getting there second of the game under strange circumstances so george scott has not been forced right with the clearance and i was a marty in the end getting a second yeah it was a good save initially by davis a lot of luck for the ball to even ricochet back into the six yard box and then when pennant attempted the clearance even more luck probably too calm in trying to clear it and looks as if he was neith and gordon rushing on to him and for the first time this season st george's college have conceded more than once well another opportunity was a marty looking for a third spied around for a quarter kick i will sit inside the area to keep her comes out to punch the way here's st george's college opportunity here for free kappa no ran out of room st george's college they love to play out from the back end you can see it on several occasions that they're not as forthright with their clearances as possibly they should and did did cost them conceding a second but here they are looking for an a the challenge coming in on patient on you they have a couple of skillful ballers in their hands was a marty which is a school from spanish town where pretty skillful over there we yeah i didn't say that necessary skillful at football we can be skillful at other things copy that yep when all the lorenz comes on replacing zabir taylor so it's now time for the sports maxat moment of the game it was this delightful move pulled back and finished well tesha anil with the goal and that's a sports maxat moment of the game courtesy of the sports maxat peter has been involved in a lot of drama for said george's college at the back remember he was the one who saved who made a goal line clearance just before the end of the first half preventing ose marty from getting a second of course in trying to make that clearance a couple minutes ago the ricochet would have come off nathan gordon quacy reese needing some attention there because i might have shown a few flashes of something to get play enough to really really really trouble saying george's taken down there by ronalda lorenz one of the substitutes one of his first appearances this season was a star in your under 16 team a year or so ago now that was a loved ball out wide by lorenz and the effort at the end of all that it is going to be a a corner kick and the lorenz here with a good ball through play that st george's will be very glad to have back lorenz affectionately affectionately known as ren ren amongst his peers going to be swung in by ferrey camber yeah in the shadows here's the delivery of the corner coming up that's not a bad delivery at all not clear properly looking around with it read again his shot is charged down read his effort is charged down and that resulting effort from malik lorenz over the top arden high school in the building the team from arden road here on north street to take on campion college what's a wonderful institution that is and campion is also here speaking of wonderful institutions under 16 urban area football champions last season campion college against all the odds beat out st george's college a lot of these same players in that final a program really end up across has come up too heavy from st george's well you're talking about two of the leading academic institutions in the country though in all seriousness arden high campion college and they lead the way on that front well well one of them leads the way the other one is i would suppose it the conversation it is safe to say though that arden would have won more sporting titles as opposed to campion college you're clutching at straws but here's an opportunity for st george's college as they look together today not afraid to recycle just allowing the clock to tick away as jose marty trying to clear their lines and the second time of asking interception made clock read read was that was pretty obvious touched off the ball not sure why he's complaining malik read i'm not sure if read actually knows his own strength probably thought it was just a an ease off maybe the final opportunity for read to get on the score sheet here from a set piece he's been off target before but this one is a little bit closer and well within his range we know the boy has quality there's another card has been shown i suppose it's some indiscretion with where to be in the wall but the four-man wall the five-man wall set up by jose marty adrian read behind it oh that did not miss by much the keeper was motionless he tried to pick out the opposite corner there adrian read agonizingly close oh that has found its way through you know and the shot has found its way over yeah lack of composure in the finish there jacquan camber it's almost as if he was a bit surprised that he was found rushed he didn't need to take it that early took it from here before even entering the box and blaze it over would that be a little bit concerning for you the fact that hose marty they've been able to find so so many gaps if the st george's college defense i mean yes and no i mean yes it's always concerning when your defense looks a little bit suspect but i don't think st george's college all the respect to hose marty have been taking this one with the full level of seriousness that they would if it was a more difficult opposition one might say i mean at the end of the day you're playing against the level player so yeah your potency is telling when they go forward they do have the numbers to support but again you probably won't see that level of potency and then be concrete at the back for games against better opposition that's a fair point but there is a thing that's playing down and up to apple to opposition so i think once they match the intensity of a lot of the bigger teams and we should see a change hose marty being patient as well here's a shot that drifts wide and i reckon that should be that for this encounter that's the end of the game st george's college scoring seven led by a four timer by that youngster they're number 10 brian burkett moving up to 15 goals this season spence was on the score sheet as well as teshawn onil as well as ajani peart and it was wonderful from the georgians who come away with a seven to victory as you take a look at the full-time highlights there and it was really easy for st george's college in the first few minutes in fact four goals were scored in the first 20 minutes of this one and they really went through hose marty on several occasions like a knife through butter and i get some good work on the right hand side teshawn onil with the finish but yeah ajani peart also had a good game along that right hand side and onil placing that well and then in the eighth minute another one burkett finding the corner keeper i suppose reacted late but to the left yeah couldn't quite dig that one out and burkett one of four hose marty tried to get involved and they had a couple of attempts on target and then burkett became poacher in chief atron read with the free kick and burkett mopping up the spill here to get his second of the game and then right after that a beautiful lob inside the area and what a cool finish that was from matthew spence really delightful to watch and spence getting his eighth goal this season burkett with the chip just directing where spence should go spence went and he finished and hand charred didn't see a lot today but goodness be he tried and then that long-range effort resulted in a handled ball inside the box hand charred stepped up and scored himself his seventh goal of the season in the second half so many opportunities for hose marty with this play and then it was cleared off the line in the end by pennant and then pierced winning that one and then slotting home showing real strength there in beating the defender and then look at the composure for the finish oh yeah he just slipped that one through it didn't he and that's how he opened his account this season a johnny pierced and he was excited so it was never burkett's bell on neil working well and then burkett following up after the initial shot by spence was saved by harnett and the burkett finishing off his hat trick there and there would be more look at this take down from burkett and then the finish strong hand on it yes not strong enough from the hose marty custodian but what a first touch that was and then the finish to the left of harnett and burkett had four and they were enjoying it so was he brian burkett and then more opportunities and the clearance by pennant came off nathan gordon he would get his first this season turned out to be a constellation in the end another one for hose marty st george's college which 21 shots nine of which were on target hose marty with 13 shots eight of which were on target 12 fouls were committed in this one st george's college a little bit peculiar to see them being the more physical team although the elecars were shown in the hose marty camp uh st george's college the possession went down slightly in that second half they ended up with 57 percent of the possession it's time for the sports match matter the match and there was only going to be one right jenay take it away thank you donal congratulations brian burkett you are the sports max man of the match brian you have scored 16 goals so far what is the tally of the amount of goals you want to score this season well first one to help the team in the best way possible my personal aim is to score 30 or more goals so let's see what happens this season well you're at 16 so you're more than halfway there i see your dad behind the camera is he one of your main supporters this season yes my parents close friends family they're all their teammates coaching staff so they're all in support me well let's talk about today's match you guys managed to score six goals you were scoring four out of that seven goals you you guys managed you managed to score four out of that seven tell me how you're feeling well i'm feeling good um finishing game injured free um got the victory thanks to be the gods um so let's see what's up next okay thank you and congratulations and now we welcome the coach of hose marty mr patrick louis coach not the results you would have wanted today but your boys managed to score two goals in today's game are there any other positives you can take away from today well basically um i have players that went in the game that um give a good impression after said so i guess we look good going forward go well last the game well in the second half your boys were more competitive was it more of an improvement of your team or do you think george is ease up for the gas what is your team well basically um i guess the tv got to them but in the second half they have a more um understanding that the tv and the crowd and the whole thing so i guess that's why they play better well your third on the table is that an indication of the progress or the growth of the program you've implemented at hose marty most definitely and coach lastly young harness showed a lot of quality you brought him onto the park and many were wondering why he didn't start is that giving any complications as to you picking a start in line up no not really harness is a is a um is a victim of the lightning so i'm taking i'm taking my time to bring him back in the game so that is why he didn't start well thank you coach most welcome and now we welcome the assistant coach of st george's college mr marcell gale coach no disrespect to hose marty but it was a pretty easy day out for your boys which is more pleasing the score line or the fact that you have seen things that you worked on in training um i don't want to be greedy but both i mean god be the glory i mean sunshine and a makaled you know as i do performance i'm from the boys i'm i think they follow instruction well today i mean no easy feat i mean um hose marty that i played well today you know there's a few scary moments for us and you know fortunately we're going to come up to us today well your boys made a dominant start with four goals in less than 20 minutes is that something you are working on to replicate against tougher opponents um you know that was a part of it and i i mean um the occasion can be overwhelming that's our time that we're talking about that and if we seize the game early um in the first half and which we did that today and i think that we're catalyst for us today well when a sports coach never earlier he said he was confident in his boys and they surely prove that confidence going forward how will you help well you and your management team help in aiding to keep these boys focused and grounded um you know our first um objective was to come out of the zone i think we did that no by qualifying today so we turned out to to our next um objective you know to the second round and we go from there so for no is it's get everybody um sharp already for the next round okay thank you coach and i want to say um to all of the the females i mean the pink today signify uh for base cancer so we are here support on the best guys that's um you know females and so okay thank you so say georgia's college with the seven two waynova husband marty and they said comfort somebody at top the group and they are well on their way to the next round of the manning cup