FOUR SCHOOLS took their records to 4-0 after the last round of matches in the Guardian General Herman Griffith Primary Schools' Cricket Competition.

St Philip Primary, Charles F. Broome, Sharon Primary, and Wesley Hall Primary are all unbeaten and lead their respective groups.

In Zone B2, Charles F. Broome maintained their unbeaten record with a 30-run victory over Luther Thorne Memorial. However, they will have to keep a close watch on Erdiston who have a 3-0 record.

An unbeaten 46 by Kelmar Thorpe and 32 by Kyle Sargeant took St Philip to 103 for four against St Mark's.

Aneir and Akeel Campbell then combined to take six wickets for 28 runs and Sargeant picked up two to secure the victory and maintain their lead in Zone C1, which was formerly dominated by St Catherine Primary. Neighbours Bayley's are keeping pace and are 3-0 after beating St Martin's Four Roads by 88 runs.

Sharon Primary had an emphatic victory over Eagle Hall, winning by 197 runs. Chad Williams led Sharon with 75 runs and Junior Martindale cleaned up the batting, taking seven wickets for nine runs to help dismiss Eagle Hall for 22 in 9.2 overs.

Like the other teams, Sharon Primary have to keep watch on West Terrace who have three wins and are expected to secure another victory against Welches in D2.

Wesley Hall stayed in control of Zone D1 with a 34-run victory over St Stephen's.

Meanwhile, captain Shayne Edward led from the front as St Paul's had their first victory when they defeated St Angela's by 60 runs.

Edward topscored with 26 as St Paul's posted 106 for eight and then returned to take six wickets for three runs, including a hat-trick, to skittle out St Angela's for 46. (SAC)

Summarised scores

At Blenheim "B": Charles F. Broome 117 (R. Antoine 25, C. Nicholas 24; S. Clarke 2-11, D. Hawkesworth 2-24). Luther Thorne Memorial 89-5 (A. Harris 41; A. Jordan 2-7). Charles F. Broome won by 30 runs.

At Bayley's: Bayley's 160-5 (M. Proverbs 39, S. Kirton 36 n.o., A. Rowe 21). St Martin's Four Roads 88 (R. Nurse 17, B. Weekes 16; S. Branch 4-21, J. Toppin 2-5). Bayley's won by 72 runs.

At Sharon: Sharon Primary 219-7 in 25 overs (Chad Williams 75, S. Cyrus 39, R. Small-Boyce 27, R. Waithe 17; H. Ifill 2-28, D. Best 2-36). Eagle Hall 22 in 9.2 overs (Junior Martindale 7-9, R. Small-Boyce 3-9). Sharon won by 197 runs.

At Chapel: St Philip 103-4 (K. Thorpe 46 n.o., K. Sargeant 32). St Mark's 57 (L. Bayne 14, D. Holder 14; A. Campbell 4-17, A. Campbell 2-11, K. Sargeant 2-13). St Philip won by 46 runs.

At Passage Road: Wesley Hall 126-4 (R. Millar 46 n.o., K. Edwards 16 n.o., S. Quintyne 16; X. Carter 2-19). St Stephen's 92-7 (M. Bhangi 19, N. Gibson 16, J. Croney 12; K. Edwards 2-18). Wesley Hall won by 34 runs.

At Wanderers: St Paul's 106-8 (S. Edward 26, N. Parris 12, R. Ward; R. Corbin 4-18, R. Pagnini 3-5). St Angela's 46 (Shayne Edward 6-3 including a hat-trick). St Paul's won by 60 runs.

At Gall Hill: St John 85-9 (A. Trotman 15; Rashad Headley 5-15, S. Seale 2-14). St Jude's 89-8 (C. Hinkson 28, J. Austin 13; S. Hurdle 3-19, T. Holligan 2-9, R. Trotman 2-14). St Jude's won by two wickets.

At Glebe: St George 151-9 (Shane Hermas 51, R. Alleyne 27 n.o., D. Austin 19 n.o.; R. Brathwaite 3-21, K. Evelyn 2-18, H. Stoute 2-23). St Luke's / Brighton 56 (K. Ward 12; Shane Hermas 5-18, S. Barton 2-2). St George won by 95 runs.

At St Elizabeth: St Elizabeth 94 in 16.2 overs (J. Small 39, K. Dottin 12; G. Browne 27, K. Kellman 18 n.o.). St Bernard's 95-2 in 11 overs (D. Eversley 3-24, A. Chase 3-25). St Bernard's won by eight wickets.

At Briar Hall: St Winifred's 74-8 (B. Cave 10; N. Thomas 3-12, C. Griffith 2-11, V. Venne 2-17). Vauxhall 35 (Luke Simpson 5-15, E. Leacock 2-3, P. Taylor 2-6). St Winifred's won by 39 runs.

At Dash Valley: St David's 22 (B. Carter 2-0, N. Grannum 2-1). Erdiston 30-3 (R. Clarke 16, F. Best 3-7). Erdiston won by seven wickets.

At St Christopher: St Christopher's 91-8 in 25 overs (H. Dillon 16, L. Marcus 10; J. Thorne 2-13, N. Knight 2-23). Christ Church Boys' 92-4 (Makeil Nurse 62 n.o.; D. Grandison 3-20). Christ Church Boys' won by six wickets.