Jameela Mc Carthy kept University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) unbeaten in the Alternative Division of the Courts All Sectors Netball League (ASNL), at the Eastern Regional Indoor Sporting Arena in Tacarigua on Tuesday, leading them to a 37-29 victory over University of Southern Caribbean (USC).

The UTT goal attack scored her 26 goals from 30 attempts to help her team stay perfect from six matches, as UTT pulled away in the second period, after a 7-7 score at the end of the first period. By half-time, UTT led 21-15.

USC—who are locked with Police on three wins and three losses, but stay second on goal difference—outscored UTT 7-5 in the third period, but UTT returned the favour, netting 11 goals to USC's eight in the final quarter.

The other UTT scorers were goal attack Sharon Phillip (four goals) and goal shoots Chris-Ann Petrovanie (three) and Latisha Pitt (four).

Goal attack Gabriella Gooding (15 of 23 shooting) and goal shoot Afiya Alexis (14 of 27) led the USC offence.

In the other Alternative Division encounter, Police beat TSTT 24-17, with goal shoot Giselle Norton-Richards (13 of 26) and Giselle Navarro (11 of 13) scoring all of the Lawwomen's goals.

TSTT's best shooting came from goal shoot Sophia Harper-Harrington (12 of 31), goal attack Cherise Carmichael (four goals), and Bunni Grant (one).

Police led through every quarter, starting with a 5-2 advantage in the first, and stretched it to 14-8 by the halfway stage, before closing out the third period 20-12 ahead.

The loss means cellar-placed TSTT are winless after six outings.

In Championship Division action on Tuesday, at the same venue, UWI slipped past San Juan Jabloteh 29-25, thanks to goal shoot Abeni Taylor (15 of 24) and goal attack Akeela Rodriguez (14 of 25).

UWI led all the way, despite shooting of 11-of-21 and 10-of-13 by Jabloteh goal shoots Debra Beckles and Debra Bain, respectively, while La Toya Thomas added four goals in a losing cause. The win puts UWI fourth in the standings, above Jabloteh on goal difference.

And in the Retro Division, also on Tuesday, Harlem cruised past Les Femmes 29-18, while TSTT stopped CCS 34-26.

Harlem goal shoot Antoinette Jackson (23 of 40) was their best scorer, while Pamela Nathaniel (13 of 21) led Les Femmes' attack.

In the other match, goal attack Debra Alie led TSTT to victory with 27-of-36 shooting, while CCS goal shoot Julia Britto sank 24 goals in 38 attempts.

Results Championship Division UWI 29 vs Jabloteh 25 Alternative Division USC 29 vs UTT 37 Police 24 vs TSTT 17 Retro Division Les Femmes 18 vs Harlem 29 TSTT 34 vs CCS 26 Standings Premiership Division P W D L GD Pts UTT 5 4 0 1 20 8 Fire 5 3 0 2 6 3 Defence Force 5 2 0 3 -12 4 Police 5 1 0 4 -11 2 Championship Division P W D L GD Pts Bermudez 7 6 0 1 78 12 Fire 8 5 1 2 41 11 Police 7 4 1 2 21 9 UWI 8 3 1 4 18 7 Jabloteh 8 3 1 4 -18 7 Defence Force 8 0 0 8 -140 0 Alternative Division P W D L GD Pts UTT 6 6 0 0 53 12 USC 6 3 0 3 44 6 Police 6 3 0 3 -2 6 TSTT 6 0 0 6 -95 0