Haiti: Boxing at Sylvio Cator Stadium

The challenge for each play-off has been fatal to the nerves of some this week. After the incidents of last weekend in the second leg AILg Black-Inter Grand Goave, referees have been the target of disgruntled players on Tuesday, when U.S. duel Brothers - Petits Pas Les Cayes. Goalkeeper and captain of the U.S. Brotherhood has made a bad pass when the referee Wilson Tilus that they describe as "Cayen officiating for Petits Pas Les Cayes. The latter was described by dominating the U.S. Brothers (2-1). The linesmen had to finally be able to defend them out.
It was erected in executioner to punish the arbiters of the game between his team, U.S. Little Brothers-No Cayes. In the surroundings of the club nobody wants to identify, presumably to avoid directly linking to the team, but the facts show that his place should not be in the surroundings of a football club. It is the spectator who, even before the kickoff of the game, had dared to tell the referee: Mwen konnen se moun ou ye o kay, epiw vinn abitre match U.S. Brotherhood. If ekip mwen yan Pedi, wap gen Pwoblèm avem. Paske mwen pap depanse lajanm ekip pou mwen pedi vinn nenpòt January.

Before kickoff, he takes his place on the bench that did not specify his role. It is simply a leader and everyone on the farm. The head chief of the organization of the D3 being present, the absence of the police do not seem to change much in the plan set, we start the meeting. Moreover, it is the absence of the police that the men of Marchand Dessalines gained access in D2 by dominating former residents of the D2, Racine Gros Morne (3-0).

In the middle of the first period, the men of the U.S. Brothers open the score and 1-0 lead. But late in the half, the young team cayenne gets the equalizer from a free kick directly to the locker room and returned with a score of 1-1 parity. However, Cayenne models, which are better, worse score after an individual share of beauty.
At the final whistle, they needed (2-1) and ascend to the second division. That's when the aggressor goes from words to deeds. He chose to put his threat into execution by directly attacking the central referee of the game. Supported by the master and the porter of the formation of the U.S. Brotherhood, he then chose to hit just the central referee Wilson Tilus. Tilus had cash long before the 4th referee reaches to interfere in the group to rescue his colleague. The main attacker Tilus Wilson also suffered a serious stroke while the other referees were trying to rescue their colleague. This is unfortunate because after what happened Saturday night at the meeting spot for the D1/D2 and roadblocks between the formation of the Black Eagle to the Inter Grand Goâve (2-1).

On Saturday, spectators had to witness a battle between the reservists of the Black Eagle and those of ASPG at halftime of the game counted for the return match between the dams ASPG and the Black Eagle .

Even before the kickoff of the game, Grand Goaviens had thought it necessary to show the men of the Black Eagle that they were not afraid of them and they were ready for any combat. But the police are ubiquitous, there was no serious incident. At halftime, however, the situation has rocked for a few minutes.

Yet it was a minor incident that was the straw that broke the camel's back. A collectors ball to warm up fun with a balloon launch in the direction of reservists ASPG, and the ball went to touch a player ASPG reservists who brutalized the young ball boy. Wanting to help the little ball collector, some reservists Eagle believed to have to go on questioning the fault of the package and the situation has gone bad because the other reservists ASPG, believing they would hit them, have any simply responded brutally. The blows rained down on both sides and it took the intervention of the police to stop boxing while referees were in the locker room. When he took back the part of the joeurs ASPG have simply objected to being mistreated simply refusing to continue the game. After several minutes of argument, the game has resumed, but the show was simply deplorable.

For the record, Bélairiens have retained their place in the first division by dominating ASPG (2-1).

In the play-offs accounting for the assumption or retention in D2, males Catherine Flon Arcahaie dominated Cogs (0-0 in regulation time and 3 shots on goal 1).

Tuesday AFPG dominated Racine Gros Morne (3-0) for access to the second division causing weeping and wailing for a long time for men of Gros Morne.

Petits Pas Les Cayes finally dominated the formation of the U.S. Friars (2-1) aFor access to the second division.

Haiti:CIFA sentenced to spend a season in hell

The Inter Club Football Association (CIFA) is sentenced to spend another season in second division after missing a hair of his rise in the first division on Sunday. Vincent Park at Gonaïves, the FICA needed a victory or a draw with a score of more than one goal for each team to pass. But the Gonaïviens have managed the feat to keep their clean sheet throughout the game and have earned a valuable draw on a blank score. A score that favors the white space since in one way, they managed to score a goal (1-1) on the lawn of the FCIA. Of the two games, Racing Gonaïves keeps his place in first division for the purpose marked out in the first leg, and FICA will because of this small order cashed at Parc Saint-Victor go another season in second division.

The Black Eagle passes and Inter Grand Goave Perish

By beating the ASPG (2-1) Saturday night at the Sylvio Cator stadium, the Black Eagle has managed to retain its place among the elite after a leg full of suspense and pressure. After the draw (0-0) the first leg, the Grand Goâviens mission was to confirm the next stage by scoring a goal without losing the game. The mission was a little more complicated for the Black Eagle had an obligation to win at all costs. After forty five minutes, the two formations were returning to the locker room with the score starting (0-0), but back in the locker room, players of the Black Eagle squeezed by their audience began to head out of water and Giulliano Philippe entered during gameplay starts to wear a little more brightness in the game Bélairiens. We play for 61 minutes when a little kick from the left side of the defense of Grand Goâviens Eddy Bonhomme up a good ball on the head of Philip Guilliano placing the ball under the crossbar for the opening goal in stage in delirium. The porter ASPG Garry Jean Roody can only see the damage.
This setback, far from discouraging visitors, had preferred the gift to sharpen the appetite of Grand Goâviens. Even the expulsion of their race number (7) in the 70th minute for accumulated yellow cards did not affect their morale. Instead, throwing body and soul into the fray, they put a little more pressure on the defense of Bélairiens. This race against time lasted nine minutes after the expulsion of Jean Pierre Patrick for a foul on the left side of the Eagle defense, Paul Witz up a gold ball on the head of Joseph, who beat Johnny Unstoppable Peterson Occénat for the equalizer. The Inter fans can rejoice, so while fans of the Black Eagle began to cry. Before the forums, Marie Lourdes forgets his beverage, his hands on her head, she is a constant coming and going as if she had just learned that his mother was giving up the ghost.

A man whispers in tears: "Gade nan ki's Racing Mèsy nwa mete Eg. Next to the bench, Arnold can not stay in place, some treat the coach of the Black Eagle, Hubert Anglade, of all names. Some even dare to believe it does nothing for the eagle in this game because of its origin in the region of Palms. Between tears and despair, eight minutes passed and he remained only three minutes to play and the Eagle gets a corner on the left side of the Grand goâvienne defense. In the stands, it does not follow this same corner, as Fritzson Jean-Baptiste is more awkward and the other strikers do not pay mine. The ball flew from the point of corner and comes towards Fritzson Jean-Baptiste. The timing is right, the bucket impeccable, the whim and powerful frame, but keeper Grand goâvien regrowth. The danger is not yet set aside and bing bang in the middle of the defense goâvienne Grand Central, the ball reaches Bony Peter who posted the second post has more than catapult the ball into the nets worsening of the score. The leading Black Eagle (2-1) and returns to first division.

Marie Lourdes exploded with joy like crazy when she saw other fans of his friends in the stands exploded. Slaughtered, the Grand goâviens players have never had the strength to come back and despite three minutes of added time, nothing has been marked with tears in his eyes, the Grand goâviens departed for a season in hell while the Black Eagle retains its place in first division.

Haiti: Alcina dominates Canclaux points

For the vacant title of weight WBO super-welterweight Intercontinental, Joachim "Ti-Joa" Alcina (33 years, 1,79 m, 32 wins, including 19 before the limit, 1 reverse), former monarch of the division WBA version, defeated by unanimous decision of the French Christophe "Rocky" Canclaux (33 years 177 cm, 40 successful, 25 of which are expeditious, 3 losses), Friday evening at the Casino de Montreal (Quebec).

After twelve rounds, judges Quebec Benoit Roussel and Jack Woodburn, and the French Charles Chenouf have annotated the following scores of 117-110, 117-110 and 115-113 in favor of Alcina. The win assured the victor a third place ranking in the WBC. Canclaux sold dearly his skin, but was clearly dominated in September, if not eight of twelve times. It is noteworthy that the native of Montpellier, was featured on the square without a coach ... and that Montrealers are Herby Wayne and Carl Handy, which served as corner men.

"I do not think it was scrappy to this point, it struck me repeatedly in the back of his head, said the winner after the fight. I still hope to do better in my next fight. "

After a first round punctuated by numerous skirmishes, the situation was complicated for Canclaux at the next opus. Already verbally warned by referee Marlon B. Wright during the initial recovery for hitting behind the head of Quebec, the member of the Pugilist Club Nice has indeed lost a point in the second episode, for illegal move, before being shaken in the last moments of a Round mighty blow (straight right) for his opponent.

Alcina has worked well in the third round and continued his work of undermining in the fourth round. Having withstood a series of blows Canclaux in the strings, he dominated the exchanges ... sometimes very violent. In the fifth round, the French have done everything to send his opponent to the mat, but it has stood and served juicy replicas. Canclaux has been more active and effective Alcina in the sixth round, then in the seventh round when he chained combinations, but was then overwhelmed by the power of Quebec until the end of combat. The Habs even stumbled in the ninth episode.

Haitian sport: USF has a large number of football players with Haitian backgrounds

The 12 Bulls football players with Haitian backgrounds: Sabbath Joseph (11), lying down; first row, from left: Jon Lejiste (12), Bermanley Augustin (84), Moise Plancher (3), Kenneth Luberice (34); second row, from left: Edner Alcin (6), Jason Pierre-Paul (90), Danous Estenor (60), Steven Jacques (76), Rony Delisca (45) and Mistral Raymond (16); and Victor Marc (15), top.
The 12 Bulls football players with Haitian backgrounds: Sabbath Joseph (11), lying down; first row, from left: Jon Lejiste (12), Bermanley Augustin (84), Moise Plancher (3), Kenneth Luberice (34); second row, from left: Edner Alcin (6), Jason Pierre-Paul (90), Danous Estenor (60), Steven Jacques (76), Rony Delisca (45) and Mistral Raymond (16); and Victor Marc (15), top.

In the frantic seconds before a play, as USF's defense is lined up and awaiting the snap, linebacker Sabbath Joseph will sometimes tap defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul on the shoulder. "I'm cho," he'll say, pronouncing the word like "show." In Haitian Creole, the word means "hot," and it's Joseph's way of telling Pierre-Paul he's blitzing the quarterback. Watch USF on TV and you might hear Pierre-Paul called by the nickname he has picked up this season, "The Haitian Sensation." Truth is, even for a football program that recruits almost exclusively in Florida, USF has an unusually high number of players with at least one parent born in Haiti — 12 proud Bulls who might mix a little Creole into games. "It has to be the biggest (number) in the NCAA. It's a very good thing, being in the locker room with those guys, sharing stories, singing our cultural songs," said Joseph, a junior from Miami who grew up bilingual but has no accent in his English.

"Every year, when new recruits come in, I'll see the last name: Pierre-Paul, he's a Haitian! There goes another Haitian. The Haitians are taking over South Florida!"

USF's coaches say the collection of players with Haitian backgrounds isn't specifically coordinated, but the comfort and familiarity of a player finding such a bond on a recruiting visit can help sway a college decision, just as the absence of such a bond can.

"On my visit, I remember seeing Sabbath Joseph and Brouce Mompremier, and they told me I need to come here and add to the number of Haitians on the team," said redshirt freshman safety Jon Lejiste of Delray Beach. "I took a visit to Wisconsin, and they didn't know what a Haitian was."

USF certainly does. None of USF's players was born in Haiti, but there are several key players of Haitian heritage — senior Moise Plancher is the starting running back, and three others have started on defense — Joseph, Pierre-Paul and safety Mistral Raymond.

Sophomore offensive lineman Danous Estenor is from Palm Beach County, where an estimated 60,000 Haitians call home, but he never had so many Haitian teammates until he came to USF.

"In high school, in Little League, we never had that many Haitians on my teams," said Estenor, whose parents came to Florida in the late 1970s. "It surprised me."

One reason Estenor came to USF was that a high school teammate, tight end Quincy Okolie, had walked on with the Bulls. Okolie's mother is from Haiti, and again, familiarity provided a comfort level.

It's not unusual to hear a conversation in Haitian Creole in USF's locker room or on the sideline.

"Touchdown is touchdown," explains Estenor, who, watching his teammates during a game, will see an open receiver and say voye balon — throw the ball!

"They bring it out frequently," Raymond said. "I'm not as fluent as some of those guys, but I'll hear it on the field. It's how they communicate sometimes."

Raymond said the fraternity of Haitian players at USF is close enough that he went through a faux knighting ceremony in the locker room last season, with Mompremier formally bringing him into the family.

And just as there is a generation of Haitian players at USF, there's a generation of parents coming to embrace a sport they barely knew growing up.

"They like it because I play it and I'm in college because of it; they're still trying to understand it," Estenor said.

USF coach Jim Leavitt said he hadn't stopped to think of the large number of players with Haitian backgrounds on the team, but running through the names in recent years, he said the character stands out to him as well as the playing ability.

"Every young man we've had, I can't think of a guy that's not been great," Leavitt said.

To succeed at AS Mirebalais

Eight clubs will come into contention on Wednesday as part of the 4th edition of the Super Eight with the ambition to succeed to Mirebalaisiens ASM. The last three winners are still in the race this season, there is the possibility that after the final of the 2009 December 20 next to one of three, the first club in history to have won this competition twice.


The LINAF and Digicel launched Friday the 4th edition of the Digicel Cup commonly called Super eight. Eight clubs are involved in this competition which is played from December 2 to 20. This is the Racing Club Haitien, the Cavaly of Tempest, the ASM, the Violet, the ASCAR of Baltimore and AUC.

Following the protocol defined for all editions, the ¼-finals in opposing leg and back first overall in the entire season in the eighth, the second to seventh, the 3rd in the sixth and fourth with the fifth advantage for clubs ranked to receive the return leg of the competition.

Thus, for these games going to be playing Wednesday, December 2, the CSA receives Racing Club Haitien Parc Saint-Victor, Baltimore hosts Cavaly Parc Levelt, Ascaris receives Storm Edouard Baker Park at Carrefour and Violet defies the ASM at Sylvio Cator Stadium.

The return matches are scheduled Sunday, December 6 this year. "In case of perfect equality on the confrontation between two teams, it is the penalty shootout that will decide between them provided there is no grievance that led to a decision goes against a training package, for any package automatically mean elimination, "indicated that those responsible for LINAF.

"Each team involved in this competition will start at a thousand dollars U.S., for his part revealed the representative of the" Digicel "Jean Ronald Eliacim, who said he was proud of the work done by the Linaf and the Federation of Haitian football.

It should be noted that after the ¼ finals, there will be no lottery, since it has already decided that semi-final, the winner of the confrontation Racing Club Haitien - CSA will meet the winner of the duel ASM - Violet, while the winner of the duel ASCAR - Storm will challenge the winner of the duel Cavaly - Baltimore.

The semi finals will be played on 9 and 13 December while the final is scheduled for December 20. Since the introduction of the Super Eight, no club from the capital has ever won the Baltimore had offered the first edition by dominating the Racing Club Haitien in the final, the Storm Kesnel Thomas won the 2nd edition by Thomson Amius a state of grace last season is the Association Sportive de Mirebalais (ASM) which was imposed by dominating the Baltimore St. Marc (1-1 and 4 penalties to 3). The club will prevail next December 20th will be the 4th winner of this competition and therefore to succeed Mirebalaisiens Association Sportive Mirebalaisienne.

Storm confirmed its supremacy

The Storm of St. Marc on Sunday confirmed its supremacy in the Sylvio Cator stadium in the grand final that pitted the Racing Club Haitien by winning with the manner by 3 goals to 1 before an audience of approximately fifteen thousand spectators. From the kickoff and the first half, the "blue and white" of the city of Nissage Saget led by 2 goals to 0.

Scheduled for 5 o'clock pm, the meeting started with 25 minutes delay. Moreover, it was not easy to get the ticket and after the obtained, he must fight to save the stadium. Only two input channels eight gave access to the bleachers. Do we not have a little respect for the public when invited to a show? A little decency, gentlemen and ladies organizers.

In regard to the meeting from the outset and without firing a shot, team 'Bel kolonna "took over the game with a good organization both in attack and defense. The St. Marcois the Storm showed what they had come to the stadium Sunday to win the Champions Trophy. With a determined group, a beautiful game, dynamism, mutual aid, the series champion back could not hold on. The Storm has won the stage.

Median change rooms to address the second part of the final champions, the "old lion" gave the impression that it would change the face of the game. In the first quarter of an hour (60th minute), the yellow and blue have responded by reducing the score and bringing the storm to defend his two goals. What to worry fans of the representative of the Artibonite. The game Racing was not enough air in the middle to balance compared to the other side. And the attack did not work to defend the storm, strong and organized.

The last good deed of the "old lion, lost in his own fiefdom, was a powerful shot over the crossbar guardian saint-marcois, which has thrown a damper on the fans of Storm and thereby put an little hope for those of Racing who believed in a possible equalizer.

The benefit of Racing in the Grand Final is far different from all points of view from that offered at the meeting disputed eight days ago, facing the Black Eagle in the last day of the national championship closing. Racing Club Haitien had imposed a fine victory means champion. Each meeting has it not its reality and its uniqueness? The "yellow and blue" which played Sunday grand finale seems to us an education that prepared late this meeting.

Sixty five per cent of the match was to the advantage of Tempest. This team has delivered some good football in the final. The final score does not reflect does not grip the club artibonitien?

Amius Thompson was well illustrated in this final: game without the ball, good placement, good technique and ball as good passer. He really wowed the stadium. As for Paul Valdano deserter from the ASCAR, he has exploited the error of the master of Racing, Carl Joseph Henry to put a lob tailor in a cage empty and the loop was closed.

It was a bad time for Racing, the series champion back on Sunday evening. The storm was blowing so hard and the lion merely found that the Super Cup champion would take it despite the road to St. Marc.

Teams that have received the coast

Aside from the CSA, all who received training have won their meeting Wednesday in the first leg qualifier for the ¼ finals of the 4th edition of the Super Eight. The Violet wins easily at the expense of the CSA, Baltimore has done so almost easy (2-0) at the expense of the "Red Horse", the Cavaly, and ASCAR with a little panache beat (1-0) The Storm of St. Marc. The return legs will provide exciting.
The return matches counting for the 4th edition of the Super Eight, planned this weekend, promise much, except for Racing Club Haitien, all clubs will be forced to win Sunday. In alphabetical order, which will receive the ASM Violet Sunday, will necessarily win by two goals away to escape the trap of the ¼ finals. The Cavaly, vice-champion of the series of fence will do even better on Sunday on the lawn of the park where Christopher Gerard hosts Baltimore. Better, for Wednesday's men Jean Yves Philogène Labaze have collected two goals without registering. Sunday, they will have a difference of three goals to pass the milestone of ¼. Racing Club Haitien is better off because the "national champion in the series closing" will only win by whatever score provided he wins. Racing goes unless CSA manages to get a new tie with the key goal. Finally, the superchampion, Storm of St. Mark is forced to score two more goals as the formation of the ASCAR to continue his journey.

In fact, twenty-five minutes did not favor teams that will receive Sunday at away matches on Wednesday. At Carrefour, Angelot Dieujuste took just fifteen minutes to find the fault and record the winning goal against the Storm. Turning next to the often KO including the brothers Monum Constant Jr. twice and Fabio Testi twice the ASCAR has not worsened the brand, which could weigh heavily on the final.

In Saint-Marc, Raymond Ednerson found the flaw at the 15th minute to open the score in favor of Baltimore. Yves Louissaint having imitated in the second half, the Baltimore Leogane to go with a two-goal margin. A Leogane Balitimore be almost the ease and seek only to keep a cool head to avoid the disaster.

Only away team to be kept inviolate his hideout, Racing Club Haitien host the ASC with the firm determination to do the bare minimum to meet the CSA
After his narrow victory in the first leg at Sylvio Cator Stadium, the Violet make a difficult trip to St. Louis Park Mirebalais. Wednesday evening, the "Old Tiger" played a game more than average Sylvio Cator stadium. After their disappointment at the last day of the closing set, the players seem to be even Violet beside their pumps. To play the first leg against the formation of the DSO is also with l; reserve team as Jean Joseph Mathelier started the game against the formation of Jean-Claude Josaphat, private Oscaldo Jeremiah.

However, the violet is threatening the very first minute with an overflow and center Donald Warrior for the first corner of the game. However, it took until the 25th minute to see the first goal of the game. On center Andre Pierre Noel, the ball is deflected by the arm a defender of the ASM. The referee awards a penalty kick without flinching and running estama sentence. It strikes the right foot and pushes his Wings attempt and returned the ball into the feet of Peter Noel that center again to Eatama well posted at the far post to beat Wings and open the scoring for the Violet.

Despite the expulsion of Nicodemus Beaugé for accumulation of yellow cards in the 40th minute training recipient was able to maintain his advantage to lean halftime.

In the second period, the numerical superiority seemed to benefit the ASM, from time to time, manages to save the endangered Violet. In the 59th minute, the pressure is higher and a shot at the entrance of the penalty area, the ball bounces and flank in the area. The attackers move to position the stop and right of the VAC is a shirt-pulling on one of the attackers and the imbalance in full surface. Penalty gives the arbitrator. It is the gatekeeper and Wings captain Pierre Louis, who runs the award. His shot from the right foot is soft and completely off. The Violet is doing well, Wings missed his penalty.

The thirty-one minutes, someone is parvenuienne to register anything. At the final whistle it's Violet who obtains the right to travel on Sunday on the lawn of the ASM with the advantage of a goal on the counter.

Datasheet
¼-final first leg
Stade Sylvio Cator
Violet def 1-0 ASM (estama Benchy, 25th)
Good ground
Lighting: good
Attendance: Approximately 3 000

Violet:
Anderson Saint-Vil - Luckson Coriolanus (Capt), Markorel Sampeur Jeff Narcissus Junior Eve - Nicodemus Beaugé (expelled in the 40th minute), Pierre Louis Luckenson Donald Guerrier, Pierre Andre Noel (Bourcicaut Alexander, 45th) - estama Johnmiky (Yvens Warrior, 86th), Mesidor Dorcas (Harold Antoine, 62e). Maint: Jean Joseph Mathelier

For ASM
Pierre-Louis Wings (capt) - Simson Exumé, Hansy Lafait, Louis Frantz, Peterson Desrivieres - Jerome Frantzy, Exumé J. Evans (Romeo J Antoine, 49th and John Stevenson 90 +1), Jeff Louis, Veronelli Louis Fair - St. Robest Ilus, Ultergens Saint-Victor (Bob Louis, 83).
Entr. Jean Claude Josaphat