Tobago teams sweep Barbados Cup

[doc]

   
Tobago teams sweep Barbados Cup
Friday, April 28th 2006
   

St Clair Coaching School ladies and Under 13 boys and the Tobago Secondary Schools All Star team ruled the roost in the Barbados Cup Football tournament, winning three titles and capturing most of the individual awards.

Tobago sounded an early warning through the St Clair Coaching School ladies team that they were on a mission to dominate when they held the Barbados national team to a 1-1 draw in an exhibition game to signal the opening of the tournament.

In the girls division Coaching School led by national player Kenya 'Ya Ya' Cordner who scored nine goals played unbeaten in the six team round robin tournament to capture the title while the Under 13 boys team edged St Kitts 1-0 on an item from their captain Hakeem Hamilton to complete the double for the School. The School had advance to the final by topping their four-team group despite losing a game to St Vincent Saints.

The Secondary School All Stars team making their first appearance in the tournament completed the sweep with an exciting 1-0 victory against Zion Hill in the final. Mason Hall Government Secondary Kerlan Fergusson was the marksman for the champions.

The All Star team defeated five teams on their way to the final scoring 18 goals and keeping a clean sheet.

Among the individual awards the Tobago players won were best goalkeeper Signal Hill Secondary, Brandon Roberts, best defender Scarborough Secondary School, Jeramie Williams, All Star team - best goalkeeper Julian Mc Dougal, best midfielder Karen Forde, best forward Kenya Cordner and best defender Hakeem Hamilton - St Clair Coaching School.

http://www.thetobagonews.com/index.pl/article?id=6706049

[doc]

   
Tobago United salvage a draw vs Petrotrin
Friday, April 28th 2006
   

Tobago United salvaged a draw from their fourth match in the 2006 Trinidad and Tobago Professional Football League after losing their first three.

The Peter Granville-coached team still looking for that elusive league championship victory after two years in the league seemed heading for another defeat when Garth Woodley struck two minutes from full time to nullify Anthony Rouger's 51st minute goal for Petrotrin at Palo Seco recreation ground.

Like in their previous three games, Tobago United were able to contain their opponents to a goalless half time score but it seemed like dejavu all over again when six minutes after the resumption, Rougier's strike gave Petrotrin the lead.

However, the Tobago team which have received a $500,000 grant from the newly formed Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago for their preparations, did not give up the game but took the flight to their opponents and were rewarded in the 88th minute when Garth Woodley scored the equalizer for them to share the points to their delight.

Earlier in the week, they engaged defending champions Vibes CT 105 W Connection and kept a clear score sheet in the first half but ended up going down 3-0, a situation which must very disappointing to coach Granville as his team is playing much better football than in the previous two years.

The draw earned Tobago their first point in the League and moved them from the cellar position on the ten-team table to the penultimate position.

The once powerful Defence Force team is languishing on the bottom without a point.

http://www.thetobagonews.com/index.pl/article?id=6706046

[Trini _2026]

   
Tobago United salvage a draw vs Petrotrin
Friday, April 28th 2006
   

Tobago United salvaged a draw from their fourth match in the 2006 Trinidad and Tobago Professional Football League after losing their first three.

The Peter Granville-coached team still looking for that elusive league championship victory after two years in the league seemed heading for another defeat when Garth Woodley struck two minutes from full time to nullify Anthony Rouger's 51st minute goal for Petrotrin at Palo Seco recreation ground.

Like in their previous three games, Tobago United were able to contain their opponents to a goalless half time score but it seemed like dejavu all over again when six minutes after the resumption, Rougier's strike gave Petrotrin the lead.

However, the Tobago team which have received a $500,000 grant from the newly formed Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago for their preparations, did not give up the game but took the flight to their opponents and were rewarded in the 88th minute when Garth Woodley scored the equalizer for them to share the points to their delight.

Earlier in the week, they engaged defending champions Vibes CT 105 W Connection and kept a clear score sheet in the first half but ended up going down 3-0, a situation which must very disappointing to coach Granville as his team is playing much better football than in the previous two years.

The draw earned Tobago their first point in the League and moved them from the cellar position on the ten-team table to the penultimate position.

The once powerful Defence Force team is languishing on the bottom without a point.

http://www.thetobagonews.com/index.pl/article?id=6706046

Doc tobago united will win ONE game this season trust me on that

[Storeboy]

There is only one way - UP

[Coop's]

Thanks for these reports on Tobago,it's nice to see things are looking up on our sister isle.

Can anyone update me on this,what's Bsc doing at this time,is he still involved in Football? is he actively coaching at the Coaching school?

[bryonji]

the Secondary School All Stars held tobago united 1-1  in a pre season match....they also defeated TFA legaue winners charlotteville unifiers 3-0 in a warm up fixture b4 leaving........dem fellas have talent