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Football / Re: MASON HALL INTO BIG 5 SEMIS!
« on: October 22, 2007, 08:47:55 PM »
Right that is what ah meant to say 
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Football / Re: MASON HALL INTO BIG 5 SEMIS!
« on: October 22, 2007, 08:20:46 PM »
I believe the bye is given to the zone of the team that won the last Big 5 tournament. Last season the winners were St. Augustine, hence the East Zone team in the 2007 season will get the bye. 
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Football / Re: east zone
« on: September 16, 2007, 08:09:25 PM »san juan again, 1-0, neil
wasn`t there this time but was told he score a rocket
3 outa 3 de east is we own then big 5 then all
Check out the highlights on www.schoolsoccernet.com
And yes....it was one hell of a left footed volley.
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Football / Schoolsoccernet - Secondary Schools Football Online
« on: September 06, 2007, 08:39:59 PM »
Guys,
Just dropping a quick note that www.schoolsoccernet.com is back providing coverage of Secondary Schools Football for the 2007 season.
We have made some improvements to the look and tried to add some more depth to our coverage. Expect the usual video clips, photos and articles on the action in all zones throughout Trinidad and Tobago.
If anyone has any comments and suggestions....we are open.
Cheers
Just dropping a quick note that www.schoolsoccernet.com is back providing coverage of Secondary Schools Football for the 2007 season.
We have made some improvements to the look and tried to add some more depth to our coverage. Expect the usual video clips, photos and articles on the action in all zones throughout Trinidad and Tobago.
If anyone has any comments and suggestions....we are open.
Cheers
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Football / Re: Diego Sec rejoins SSFL....CIC relegated
« on: January 23, 2007, 07:59:45 PM »
Saints were relegated due to the result (3-1) between St. Anthony's College and Diego Martin being overturned. Apparently St. Anthony's fielded ineligible players (players who play for the first eleven) and Diego Martin rightly protested. Investigations into the matter by the league proved that St. Anthony's were in breach of SSFL regulations and hence the overturned result.
Congratulations to Diego Martin as they deserved to be promoted.
Food for thought though.....do you think a mere overturning of the results is just punishment for a team knowingly breaching SSFL rules? It's not like they can claim ignorance...what do you guys think?
Congratulations to Diego Martin as they deserved to be promoted.
Food for thought though.....do you think a mere overturning of the results is just punishment for a team knowingly breaching SSFL rules? It's not like they can claim ignorance...what do you guys think?
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T U-20 vs Jamaica U-20 game
« on: December 07, 2006, 11:11:23 PM »
Ok...I know it's not Secondary School's Football (although there are a some schools football players on the team)
Pictures and video clips of the T&T vs Jamaica game up on www.schoolsoccernet.com
Cheers
Pictures and video clips of the T&T vs Jamaica game up on www.schoolsoccernet.com
Cheers
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Football / Re: ‘Green Machine’ wins BGTT Girls’ InterCol.
« on: December 06, 2006, 12:48:18 PM »
Agreed, it is good to give the girls their due attention
The videos and pictures are up on www.schoolsoccernet.com
The videos and pictures are up on www.schoolsoccernet.com
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Football / Re: Fatima x Signal Hill ... Nat'l Intercol 1/4's
« on: November 22, 2006, 06:32:15 AM »
Game starts at 3:00 p.m. sharp (believe it or not the games actually start on time) at the Hasley Crawford Stadium.
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Football / Re: 'Pres' shock defending champs 'Naps' 2-1.
« on: November 21, 2006, 03:28:28 PM »
Agreed, the zonal pairings does not make the most sense, but it will just mean that Naps and Pres can meet again sooner than later....
Anyone check out the Presentation free kick.. WOW!!
http://www.schoolsoccernet.com/downloads/intercol/presnaps/pres_goal2.wmv
Anyone check out the Presentation free kick.. WOW!!
http://www.schoolsoccernet.com/downloads/intercol/presnaps/pres_goal2.wmv
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Football / Re: Fatima to start Inter-col defence against CIC.
« on: November 02, 2006, 09:33:44 PM »
Intercol Fixtures - http://www.schoolsoccernet.com/index.cfm?Content=406
Should clear up any confusion
Should clear up any confusion
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Football / SSFL rescinds decision to reduce number of teams in 2007
« on: October 28, 2006, 12:41:40 PM »
SSFL rescinds decision to reduce teams in 2007.
By: Sheldon Wood (schoolsoccernet).[/size]
The Secondary Schools Football League has rescinded its decision to reduce the number of teams participating in the 2007 League.
In a meeting held earlier this week, the SSFL has unanimously decided to keep the number of teams in the North, East and South Zones to seven.
The SSFL initially chose to deal with the concerns of the season being too compact, as coaches complained about teams having to play four matches in seven days. The proposed “solution” to this issue was to reduce the number of competing teams in an effort to lessen the number of games, and also ensure that only the very best teams remained in the competition.
As the 2006 League draws to a conclusion, a reversal in this way of thinking still begs the question, how does the league deal with the clutter of matches played in such a short space of time?
Interestingly enough, this decision has given a lifeline to some teams who only a week earlier were trying to come to terms with the grim reality of automatic relegation and relegation playoffs.
In the North Zone, Trinity College will no longer be required to play a relegation playoff while St. Mary’s College will need to playoff the winner of the Senior Division ONLY IF a “non-championship” team wins the second tier league.
In the South, St. Benedict’s College will remain in the Championship division, while Fyzabad will be in a similar situation as St. Mary’s College; i.e. playoff with the winner of the South Senior Division ONLY IF the winner is a “non championship” team.
Finally in the East Zone, Malabar will remain in top flight school’s football, whilst Arima Senior Comprehensive will playoff the East Senior Division winners only if a “non championship” team emerges victorious.
While this may be good news for some teams, the burning questions still to be answered remain.
What exactly prompted a change of heart from the SSFL?
Is the issue of the season being too compact going to be addressed? And if so how?
What of the thought of “weeding out” the weaker teams in the league in an attempt to keep the SSFL at a certain standard?
Stay tuned…
By: Sheldon Wood (schoolsoccernet).[/size]
The Secondary Schools Football League has rescinded its decision to reduce the number of teams participating in the 2007 League.
In a meeting held earlier this week, the SSFL has unanimously decided to keep the number of teams in the North, East and South Zones to seven.
The SSFL initially chose to deal with the concerns of the season being too compact, as coaches complained about teams having to play four matches in seven days. The proposed “solution” to this issue was to reduce the number of competing teams in an effort to lessen the number of games, and also ensure that only the very best teams remained in the competition.
As the 2006 League draws to a conclusion, a reversal in this way of thinking still begs the question, how does the league deal with the clutter of matches played in such a short space of time?
Interestingly enough, this decision has given a lifeline to some teams who only a week earlier were trying to come to terms with the grim reality of automatic relegation and relegation playoffs.
In the North Zone, Trinity College will no longer be required to play a relegation playoff while St. Mary’s College will need to playoff the winner of the Senior Division ONLY IF a “non-championship” team wins the second tier league.
In the South, St. Benedict’s College will remain in the Championship division, while Fyzabad will be in a similar situation as St. Mary’s College; i.e. playoff with the winner of the South Senior Division ONLY IF the winner is a “non championship” team.
Finally in the East Zone, Malabar will remain in top flight school’s football, whilst Arima Senior Comprehensive will playoff the East Senior Division winners only if a “non championship” team emerges victorious.
While this may be good news for some teams, the burning questions still to be answered remain.
What exactly prompted a change of heart from the SSFL?
Is the issue of the season being too compact going to be addressed? And if so how?
What of the thought of “weeding out” the weaker teams in the league in an attempt to keep the SSFL at a certain standard?
Stay tuned…
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Football / Re: Today SSFL Scores
« on: October 17, 2006, 08:48:02 PM »
Pics and video of the Fatima vs CIC game up at www.schoolsoccernet.com along with pics of Mucurapo vs St. Anthony's. All scores and tables updated as well.
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Football / Re: Naps vs Pres .. Saturday 14th
« on: October 15, 2006, 01:26:29 AM »
Sorry for the late update on this guys, but you can get photos and videos at the usual place www.schoolsoccernet.com
The writeups will be up tomorrow (Sunday)
The writeups will be up tomorrow (Sunday)
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Football / Re: CIC vs Fatima 2day at CIC grounds 3:45
« on: October 02, 2006, 09:13:24 PM »
Pics and Video Gallery of CIC vs Fatima game at http://www.schoolsoccernet.com
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