Benna Girls continue victorious run
The Benna Girls made it 2-0 in their second showing on Saturday afternoon in the Womnen’s Football Festival in the Turks and Caicos.
They trounced The Bahamas’ Renegades FC 6-1 earning a spot in the finals.
Gabrielle DeSuza scored a hat-trick for the victors. She was assisted by Kai Jacobs, Keitonya Skepple and Nafisha Quashie who all scored one goal in the victory.
This 6-1 win follows their 10-3 hammering of home team.
DeSuza was on fire scoring five times and moving her goal-scoring tally to 8 in two matches.
Keitonya Skepple, Kai Jacobs, Zolique Samuel & Nicelle Drew were all on the scoresheet as well. Plus, an own goal to seal the rout.
They will play in the finals today at 6pm versus the home team.
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