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Scarborough Roman Catholic School from Tobago is the only champion from 2017 which is defending its title in 2018. The Tobago lasses marched into the Atlantic Primary School Football League Under-15 Girls Final after producing a comprehensive 4-1 victory over Carenage Girls Government at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Thursday.
Trinidad and Tobago is among four CONCACAF member associations that will host the Concacaf Scotiabank NextPlay Cup, a new invitational youth tournament that will be held from November 10 – December 8.
The TTFA/Nu Iron Primary Schools nationwide project will resume on Wednesday February 21st with sessions at eight venues across the country starting at 10am and running until midday.
St Patrick's Newtown Boys RC School displayed an outstanding performance to get the better of a determined St John's Boys RC 2-1 in a thrilling Boys Under-12 final in Port-of-Spain and Environs Primary Schools Football League at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Monday.
National Senior Men’s team head coach Dennis Lawrence had some words of endorsement for the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association Primary Schools Project which was launched at the Larry Gomes Stadium on Wednesday.
After stunning three-time champions Dunross Preparatory School 1-0 in its opening encounter, the newcomer to the Port-of-Spain and Environs Football League Under-12 Division competition, St Andrews Private School, continued its winning ways by beating Carenage Boys Government, last week.
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association launched its Nationwide Primary Schools Project with a youth clinic at the Larry Gomes Stadium on Wednesday morning.
Another round of TTFA/Nu Iron National Primary Schools Coaching Clinics took place across the country today with one the feature activities taking place at the Nelson Mandela Park in Port of Spain with the attendance of National Senior Men’s Team head coach Dennis Lawrence.
Scarborough RC girls reign
Arima Boys’ Government Primary School, in its first ever trip to the finals of the Atlantic National Primary Schools’ Football League, dethroned the defending champs to reign as the best in the land.