Two of the more structured youth football setups in St Vincent and the Grenadines – ADARE and System Three are heading up the inaugural Agricultural Input Warehouse Under-15 division of the Digicel/ Aeropost/St Vincent Breakaway Masters firms invitational competition.{{more}}

Both have thus far played seven matches and have champed all.

System 3 One though, have been more dominant in their outings, inflicting relatively comfortable margins of victories over their opponents.

They handed both Volcanoes and System 3 Two, 6-0 defeats and blanked Central Shooters and Chelsea, 2-0 and 4-0 respectively. System One also beat United Strikers 4-1 and had two defaults wins over Owia and Layou.

Meanwhile, ADARE’s sojourn shows one -nil wins over Central Shooters, Largo Height and Owia, while there were two-nil score-lines when ADARE met System 3 Two, Layou and Volcanoes. And, ADARE beat United Strikers 4-1.

System 3 One and ADARE, apart from having each other still to contend with, both have Greiggs and Largo Height remaining on their agenda.

Leading the goal scoring pack is System 3 One’s Kemel Peters, who has found the back of the net on nine occasions in the seven matches he has played.

The situation is not similar in the senior division, as ECGC and E D Layne are the front runners in group one; Vinlec and Ministry of Transport and Works are likewise unbeaten in group two. The Ministry of Education and the St Vincent Brewery Ltd are in pole position in group three, heading into the quarter final stages.

ECGC won the 2013 competition and Gibson’s Building Supplies – the knock out. (RT)