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RETIRED
St Lucian international, Elijah ‘Blade’ Joseph
and former T&T youth cricketer and a member of last
year’s national senior team which was beaten in the
Standford 20/20 final by Guyana, Nicholas Ramjass emerged
the top performers of the 2007 Vibe CT 105 W Connection
club.
Joseph was named the football “Most Valuable Player”
while the honour was bestowed upon Ramjass for his performance
for the cricket team at the club’s end-of-season awards
ceremony which was held at Centre Auditorium & Conference
Centre, Centre Point Mall, Plaza Square, Chaguanas on Saturday
night.
The 33-year-old Joseph, a 10-year veteran of the top flight
league in T&T and the only player to play for one club
during that period played an instrumental role in helping
the ‘Savonetta Boys’ as the David John-Williams
club is called capture three of the four titles at stake
during the 2007 campaign in the league.
W Connection, no stranger to winning major titles in the
T&T Pro League having won a staggering 22 titles since
moving from a ‘fete match’ team to a professional
unit won the 2007 edition of the Courts Pro Bowl, First
Citizens Cup and the end-of-season Lucozade Sport ‘Big
Six’ competition while they placed third in the league,
seven points adrift of champions CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh
and were quarterfinalist in the Toyota Classic.
In all W Connection enjoyed yet another fruitful season
on the field winning seven of 11 titles in both the Senior
and Youth Divisions combines.
Joseph also walked away with the “Best Defender”
award while fellow St Lucian, Earl Jean collected the President’s
award.
A T&T Cricket Board of Control National League ‘Top
Five Player of the Year’ last season, Ramjass was the
second highest runs accumulator in the Carib National League
Division One, while being the highest runs scorer for his
club.
Commenting on the success of Ramjass, club coach Gerard
Garcia said, “Ramjass deserves every credit he has
gotten. He’s a well discipline and very dedicated player.”
The Wanderers coach also credited Ramjass for his consistency
which he said played a key role in the clubs’ achievements
during the 2007 season.
Honour
Roll
Cricket
awards
Noel Guillen U-21 Tournament: Gajanan Singh (Most Valuable
Player).
Carib 50 Overs:
Most Runs: Narine Bidhesi
Most Wickets: Sanjeev Marharaj
Most Disciplined Player: Clifton Halls
Twenty/20:
Most Runs: Williams Perkins
Most Wickets: Andre Browne
Most Wickets: Sanjiv Gooljar
Most Valuable Player:
Williams Perkins
Carib Reserve 40 Overs:
Most Runs: Jason Samuel
Most Wickets: Mark Bisnath
Most Wickets: Randall Fletcher
Most Disciplined Player: Omesh Ramoutar
Carib National League—Reserve:
Most Runs: Richard Ramlal
Most Wickets: Ramdeen Bidhesi
Best Batting Average:
Jason Samuel
Best Bowling Average: Ramdeen Bidhesi
Most Disciplined Player: Patrick Alexis
Carib National League Div. I:
Most Runs: Nicholas Ramjass
Most Wickets: Kenroy Williams
Best Batting Average: Nicholas Ramjass
Best Bowling Average:
Kenroy Williams
Most Disciplined Player:
Navin Chan
Cricketer of the Year:
Nicholas Ramjass
Football awards
Most Disciplined Player:
Murilo Da Costa
Most Goals: Jonathan Rafael Fana Frias (Senior) & Keron
Smith (Reserve).
Most Improved: Christian Ocoros Viveros, Kern Cupid,Gerrard
Williams
Most Valuable Player:
Elijah Joseph
Best Defender: Elijah Joseph Best Midfielder: Ronaldo
Viana, Clyde Leon, Hughton Hector
Best Foward: Jonathan Rafael Fana Frias
Best Goalkeeper:
Marvin Phillips
President’s Award: Earl Jean
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