National Super League

M&M Harvard remain firmly in second place in the bmobile National Super League (NSL), though eight points off the lead, after a 5-2 beating of East West Coaching School on Sunday at the Queen's Park Oval.

League leaders Joe Public, led by a double from Dorion Robinson, rebounded from their first defeat at the hands of Phoenix FC on Wednesday, to claim their eighth win, as play in the bmobile National Super League continued yesterday.

WASA FC claimed their fourth win and in the process moved into second place in the standings, as play in the bmobile National Super Football League continued yesterday.

After looking seemingly unbeatable this season, Joe Public suffered their first defeat after nine matches of the 2009 bmobile National Super League on Wednesday when they fell 2-1 to second-placed 1976 FC Phoenix in a re-scheduled match.

The bmobile National Super League awards its first player of the month to Dorian Daniel, a striker with Economy Strikers. Dorian is awarded a Samsung phone from bmobile because he outpaced his teammates by scoring five goals in five games, which included a hat trick in his first match against East West Coaching School on the opening day of the league. He was also voted Most Valuable Player in three of the games during the month of May by Match Commissioners.

Ricardo Bennett scored a pair of goals and Michael Waldron added one, as Joe Public defeated Club Sando 3-1 when competition in the bmobile National Super Football League continued at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella yesterday.