2015 Boys & Girls SSFL & InterCol Thread.

[Sando prince]

GAME HIGHLIGHTS; https://www.facebook.com/csportslive/videos/1030730866978545/

Naparima College vs Fatima College

NAPS STAY HOT 

There is no stopping Naparima College its seems as the defending BGTT/Firt Citizens SSFL Premer Division champs chalked up another impressive win on Wednesday. Naps came to the Mucurapo Road home ground of Fatima College and left with all of the points.

We (Naps) went up in Mucurapo and beat up Fatima on their own grounds

[Flex]

Agard fires Scarborough to top in Tobago.
By Nigel Simon (Guardian).

Kareem Agard helped himself to a hat-trick as Scarborough Secondary blasted cellar-placed Roxborough 5-2 to regain top spot in the Tobago Zone of BG T&T/First Citizens Secondary Football League Championship Division. Kellon James and Jayie Sheppard added a goal each for Scarborough while Mihirie Malchan and Kyle George got consolation items for Roxborough.

With the victory, Scarborough climbed back to the top of the seven-team standings with 21 points from nine matches two more than Signal Hill which has a match in hand. On Tuesday, Signal Hill briefly took charge of the table when Marlon Kerr netted an 86th minute winner, in  a 1-0 triumph over host Mason Hall.

Also on Tuesday in the Tobago Zone, Jabari Francis scored two minutes into stoppage time for Pentecostal Light & Life to earn a 1-1 draw with Goodwood which had taken a first minute lead through via Javon Williams.

Today, East Mucurapo (North Zone) and Pleasantville (South Zone) will have a chance to clinch their respective zonal titles to join Chaguanas North (Central) and Five Rivers (East) as qualifiers to the Championship Division “Big-Five” from which the top three teams will be promoted to the Premier Division.

In the North Zone, East Mucurapo leads the five-team with 16 points from six matches, nine more than Malick and Tranquillity which have three and two matches left to play respectively. Today, East Mucurapo is away to Tranquillity and will be crowned champions once it avoids defeat.

Pleasantville currently leads the South with 22 points from nine matches, nine clear of Vessigny which has two matches in hand.

However, with a point from its remaining match at home today with third placed Princes Town West, Pleasantville will carry its tally to an unassailable 25 points.

Tobago Results

Wednesday

Scarborough 5 (Kareem Agard 3, Kellon James, Jayie Sheppard) vs Roxborough 2 (Mihirie Malchan, Kyle George)

Tuesday

Goodwood 1 (Javon Williams 1st) vs Pentecostal L&L 1 (Jabari Francis 92nd)

Signal Hill 1 (Marlon Kerr 86th) vs Mason Hall 0

[Mad Scorpion a/k/a Big Bo$$]

Despite playing a mostly form 3 side after losing 8 players from last year's team, my Tigers are still in the mix!  Nobody cah tell me Grovey is not ah bess yutes coach!!!

Form 3 doesn't necessarily mean 14-15 year old players. Many of these secondary schools footballers are 14-15 by 2nd form.

Even if that was the case which it isn't you still have the problem of integrating far too many outfield players to fill roles of more seasoned and in some cases more skilled players.  Not an easy feat by any stretch of the imagination.

[Sando prince]

GAME HIGHLIGHTS;  https://www.facebook.com/csportslive/videos/1031187583599540/

Presentation College vs CIC & St Augustine vs Trinity East.

Presentation College missed a great opportunity to stay abreast of Naparima College in the BGTT/First Citizens SSFL race as they slipped to a 1-nil defeat against CIC. Meanwhile, St Augustine compounded Trinity East’s woes and the Trincity team now looks certain to be relegated into the Championship division.

[Richard G.]

Tobago Zone SSFL Matches

Saturday 17th October 2015

Scarborough Secondary 1 vs Bishop's High 2
Goodwood High 0 vs Roxborough Secondary 1

Signal Hill Secondary vs Light and Life  (Signal Hill School Grounds)**

**Match was not played due to the grounds not being marked. We await the decision by Tobago SSFL.

Teams                P    W   D    L    F     A     GD   Pts
Scarborough       10    7   0    3    28    7     22    21
Signal Hill           8    6    1    1    13    5      8    19
Bishop’s              9    5    1    3    12    11    1     16
Pentecostal L&L    9    4    1    4     8     8     0     13
Goodwood          10    3    2   5    11   14    -3     11
Mason Hall          9    3    1    5     9    17    -8     10
Roxborough         9    1    0    8     5    24   -19     3

[Flex]

Fyzabad stalls Naparima title march.
By Nigel Simon (Guardian).

Naparima College’s march towards a successful defence of its BGTT/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football Premier Division League crown was slowed a bit after it was held to a goalless draw by fellow southerners Fyzabad at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva, yesterday.

However, the statement did not hamper the Angus Eve-coached Naparima squad that much as most of its title contenders, Shiva Boys, Presentation College of San Fernando, St Anthony’s College and St Benedict’s College all failed to get full results from their encounters as well, with only San Juan North coming away with a 2-1 win over St Mary’s College.

The drawn result sees Naparima now up to 26 points from 11 matches and three left to play. Shiva Boys, which drew 1-1 away to St Anthony’s is next with 22 points, one ahead San Juan North, Presentation College of San Fernando and St Benedict’s which battled to a 0-0, and St Anthony’s. 

Mid-table duo, Trinity College of Moka and Queen’s Royal College battled to a 2-2 deadlock while at the bottom of the table, cellar-placed Trinity College East got two goals each from Kishorn Hackshaw and Nickel Orr to beat Speyside 4-1, for its first win of the season; Fatima and Carapichaima East ended 0-0.

Yesterday’s Results

San Juan North 2 (Brent Sam 31st, 70th) vs St Mary’s 1 (Ethan Shim 47th)

Fatima 0 vs Carapichaima East 0

Trinity Moka 2 (Isaiah Mc Lean, Josiah Bentick) vs QRC 2 (Joash Williams 2)

Naparima 0 vs Fyzabad 0

St Benedict’s 0 vs Presentation 0

Trinity East 4 (Kishorn Hackshaw 2, Nickel Orr 2) vs Speyside 1 (Weah Adams)

St Anthony’s 1 (Kathon St Hillaire 77th) vs Shiva Boys 1 (Shaquille John 22nd)


St Anthony’s Shakeem Patrick, right, vies for the ball against Shiva Boys’ Isaiah Garcia during the BGTT/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football Premier Division League at the St Anthony’s school ground in Westmoorings, yesterday. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. PHOTO: MICHEAL BRUCE

[Flex]

Scarborough, Diego Martin Central, St Augustine take zonal crowns.
By Nigel Simon (Guardian).

The trio of Scarborough Secondary, Diego Martin Central and St Augustine Secondary were all crowned zonal champions when the BGTT/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football League Girls Championship Division League continued on Sunday.

Over in Tobago, Aaliyah Charles got a double to take her zonal league best tally to 18 goals as Scarborough earned a come-from-behind 2-1 win over Bishop’s High and with it, an unassailable 21 points tally from seven matches with one match left to play.

Bishop’s High took a 1-0 lead into the break through Alliyah Akili’s 30th minute opener, but Charles got Scarborough level in the 50th before she netted the decisive item in the 70th to set up a National “Big-Four” semifinal clash with the South Zone winner, Fyzabad/Pt Fortin East on Thursday at Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella from 3 pm.

In the day’s other match, Signal Hill crushed Speyside 7-1 to cement its hold on second spot with 15 points, three more than Mason Hall with a match left for both teams as well.

At St Mary’s College ground, Serpentine Road, St Clair, Digeo Martin Central eked out a 1-0 win over Bishop’s Anstey for its eighth win in nine matches, and 25 points, ten more than its opponent which has three matches to play, but can only reach 24 points. Diego Martin Central now meets East Zone winner, St Augustine in the other National "Big-Four" semifinal at Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar from 3 pm.

In the East Zone, St Augustine went into its match against cellar-placed St George’s at Barataria needing a point, and came out 6-0 victors to end their six-match campaign with 13 points, two more than Bishop’s Anstey East.

Down South, the title could well be decided today at Naparima College Ground, Lewis Street, San Fernando, when Fyzabad (21 points) comes up against second placed Pt Fortin East which is three points behind, in the first of their two head-to-head clashes to end the zonal campaign.

On Sunday, Fyzabad racked up a seventh straight win by trouncing St Joseph Convent (San Fernando) 3-0 while Pt Fortin East kept its hopes alive by hammering San Fernando East 6-0. A win for Fyzabad will seal the crown ahead of their next match, while a draw result or Pt Fortin East, will set up an intriguing finish.

RESULTS

South

Fyzabad 3 vs St Joseph Convent 0

Pt Fortin East 6 vs San Fernando East 0

North

Success/Laventille 7 vs Providence 0

Diego Martin Central 1 vs Diego Martin Central 0

St Francois 2 vs St Joseph Convent 1

Tobago

Signal Hill 7 (Asha James 15th, 52nd, 70th, 80th, Gamelia Waldron 54th, Tyrese Cooper 57th, Ashanti Campbell 65th) vs Speyside (Shivern Mc Kenzie 11th)

Scarborough 2 (Alliyah Charles 50th, 70th) vs Bishop’s 1 (Alliyah Akili 30th)

East

St Augustine 6 vs St George’s 0

Today’s Matches

North

Bishop’s Anstey vs Providence, Dibe Ground, Long Circular St James

South

Pt Fortin East vs Fyzabad, Naparima College Ground, Lewis Street, San Fernando
St Joseph Convent vs San Fernando East, Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Training Ground, Marabella

[Richard G.]

Despite playing a mostly form 3 side after losing 8 players from last year's team, my Tigers are still in the mix!  Nobody cah tell me Grovey is not ah bess yutes coach!!!

Form 3 doesn't necessarily mean 14-15 year old players. Many of these secondary schools footballers are 14-15 by 2nd form.

Even if that was the case which it isn't you still have the problem of integrating far too many outfield players to fill roles of more seasoned and in some cases more skilled players.  Not an easy feat by any stretch of the imagination.

No it's not. Just saying...as I'm in a secondary school's environment and currently coaching there, what you're talking about isn't too difficult once the players coming through the ranks are capable enough to fill those roles. The reason I said what I said earlier is that many of these players who enter school at 14 or even 15 are playing minimum U17 level or they're put straight into the U20 environment, giving them much needed experience from early.  This set up would make it much easier to integrate players who are in 2nd and 3rd forms where the expected age of the player used to be 13 and 14. Age 14 in 2nd form still gives you a 17-18 year old young man by 5th form.

[Mad Scorpion a/k/a Big Bo$$]

Despite playing a mostly form 3 side after losing 8 players from last year's team, my Tigers are still in the mix!  Nobody cah tell me Grovey is not ah bess yutes coach!!!

Form 3 doesn't necessarily mean 14-15 year old players. Many of these secondary schools footballers are 14-15 by 2nd form.

Even if that was the case which it isn't you still have the problem of integrating far too many outfield players to fill roles of more seasoned and in some cases more skilled players.  Not an easy feat by any stretch of the imagination.

No it's not. Just saying...as I'm in a secondary school's environment and currently coaching there, what you're talking about isn't too difficult once the players coming through the ranks are capable enough to fill those roles. The reason I said what I said earlier is that many of these players who enter school at 14 or even 15 are playing minimum U17 level or they're put straight into the U20 environment, giving them much needed experience from early.  This set up would make it much easier to integrate players who are in 2nd and 3rd forms where the expected age of the player used to be 13 and 14. Age 14 in 2nd form still gives you a 17-18 year old young man by 5th form.

Not disputing your knowledge and understanding of the environment in general.  Grovey like to pace his players though, so unless exceptional he not rushing them through to higher age bracket competition.  So when he has a team and they can go all season with no losses, 1 loss, maybe 2 max is because they have played together a long time, have tremendous chemistry and can maximize potential in his set up.  Many of those players in that first XI right now wouldn't be there if not for the particular situation the Tigers are in.  So all I am saying is circumstances forced his hand and the team still did well to be in position to finish as high as second at this point.

[Richard G.]

Tobago SSFL Scores

Monday 19th October 2015

Roxborough Secondary 0 vs Signal Hill 6

Signal Hill Secondary vs Light and Life match that was to play on Saturday 17th October will be heard hopefully by tomorrow.

Wednesday 21st October 2015

Signal Hill Secondary vs Bishop's High (@ SH school grounds)
Goodwood High vs Scarborough Secondary (Goodwood)
Mason Hall Secondary vs Roxborough Secondary (Plymouth)

Teams                P    W    D    L    F     A     GD   Pts
Signal Hill           9     7    1    1    19    5     14    22
Scarborough       10    7    0    3    29    9     20    21
Bishop’s              9     5    1    3    12   11     1     16
Pentecostal L&L    9     4    1    4     8     8     0     13
Goodwood          10    3    2    5    11   14    -3     11
Mason Hall          9     3    1    5     9    17    -8     10
Roxborough        10    1    0    9     7    31   -24     3

[Tallman]

WATCH: Football 101 visits Presentation College, San Fernando
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[Deeks]

Nice interview with these youths. Hope to see some of them competing for a spot in the MNT in the future.

[Richard G.]

Tobago Zone SSFL matches

Light and Life awarded 3 points and 3 goals from their abandoned match vs Signal Hill Secondary at the Signal Hill School grounds on Saturday 17th October 2015 (field not marked). Signal Hill and Light and Life standings have been updated accordingly.


Wednesday 21st October 2015

Signal Hill Secondary 5 vs Bishop's High 0
Goodwood High 2 vs Scarborough Secondary 2
Mason Hall Secondary vs Roxborough Secondary (did not play)

Saturday 24th October 2015

Roxborough Secondary vs Light and Life (Cyd Grey Complex, Roxborough)
Bishop's High vs Mason Hall Secondary (Mt. Pleasant)

Title decider

Scarborough Secondary vs Signal Hill (Black Rock)

Teams                P    W    D    L   GF    GA    GD   Pts
Signal Hill           11    8    1    2    24     8     16    25
Scarborough       11    7    1    3    31    11     20   22
Light and Life      10    5    1    4    11     8      3    16
Bishop’s             10    5    1    4    12    16     -4    16
Goodwood          11    3    3    5    13    16     -3    12
Mason Hall           9    3    1    5     9     17    -8     10
Roxborough        10    1    0    9     7     31    -24    3

[Flex]

Hudson double puts Naps on title brink.
By Nigel Simon (Guardian).

Isaiah Hudson scored a goal in each half as reigning champion of the BGTT/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football Premier Division League Naparima College blanked host Carapichaima East 2-0 to move to within ine win of retaining its crown.

With the win, its ninth from 12 matches, Naparima improved to 29 points, five more than Presentation College of San Fernando which edged Trinity College of Moka, 2-1.

Fellow South Zone schools, Shiva Boys and St Benedict’s College are next with 23 and 22 points, respectively, also from 12 matches, after their clash at the David Williams Recreation Ground in Penal ended 2-2 with the match officials having to be escorted from the venue due to crowd trouble.

Despite the title being out of reach, the trio of Queen’s Royal College, San Juan North and St Anthony’s College are next with 21 points apiece in the race for a top four finish to qualify for the “Big-Four” while St Augustine has 20, and St Mary’s College, 19 as they two still can qualify.

In other matches yesterday, QRC edged San Juan North 1-0 at home, Speyside ended visitors St Anthony’s eight match unbeaten streak with a 2-1 result; St Augustine trounced Fatima 3-0, and Fyzabad slipped past Trinity College East, 2-1.

Yesterday’s Results

St Augustine 3 (Anthony Samuel 9th, Isaiah Lee 29th, Jeffery Joseph 86th) vs Fatima 0

QRC 1 (Jean-Paul Rochford) vs San Juan North 0

Naparima 2 (Isaiah Hudson 2) vs Carapichaima East 0

Presentation San Fernando 2 (Kareem Riley, Kyle Moodie) vs Trinity Moka 1 (Isaiah Pryce)

Fyzabad 2 (Phillip Felmin 75th, Marcus John 81st) vs Trinity College East 1 (Keshorn Hackshaw 58th)

Shiva Boys 2 (Quinn Rodney, Simeon De Bourg) vs St Benedict’s 2 (Taryll Coutou 2)

Speyside High 2 (Kerri Mc Donald 12th, Malique Lewis 56th) vs St Anthony’s 1 (Shakeem Spencer 26th)

Current Standings

Teams P W D L F A Pts
Naparima 12 9 2 1 24 6 29
Pres San F’do 12 7 3 2 21 14 24
Shiva Boys 12 6 5 1 18 10 23
St Benedict’s 12 6 4 2 16 12 22
QRC 12 5 6 1 17 10 21
San Juan North 13 7 0 6 20 15 21
St Anthony’s 12 6 3 3 20 18 21
St Augustine 12 6 2 4 21 16 20
St Mary’s 12 6 1 5 22 14 19
Fyzabad 12 4 1 7 14 20 13
Trinity Moka 12 2 5 5 20 23 11
Speyside 12 3 1 8 14 28 10
Carapichaima E 13 1 5 7 9 21 8
Fatima 12 1 4 7 15 23 7
Trinity East 12 1 0 11 11 30 3

[Flex]

‘Big 4’ kicks off today.
By Sean Taylor (Express).

The BGTT/First Citizens Girls Secondary Schools Football League Big Four competition is set to kick off today with semi-final number one being played at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar.

With all the zonal divisions already wrapped up, teams have already been drawn to see who will take the 2015 Girls Big Four competition.

St Augustine Secondary will take on Diego Martin Central Secondary at the Larry Gomes Stadium, while on Sunday, Fyzabad Secondary will be playing a virtual home game when they face Scarborough Secondary in the second semi-final. The final will be contested next Tuesday, at a venue to be announced.


CLOSE QUARTERS: The girls Secondary Schools Football League has moved on to the Big Four competition. The zonal action produced a lot of goals like the 8-0 whipping handed out by Success Laventille (in red) against St Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain. —Photo courtesy Nicholas Williams.

[Tallman]

WATCH: Highlights of QRC's 1-0 win over San Juan North Secondary

[Flex]

James puts Signal Hill within point of title.
T&T Guardian Reports.

Omarley James scored a second straight double as Signal Hill hammered Bishop’s High 5-0 on Wednesday to move to within one point of claiming the Tobago Zone BG T&T/First Citizens Secondary Football League Championship Division crown and a “Big-Five” spot.

Coming off a similar 5-0 demolition of Roxborough on Monday, Signal Hill also got a goal apiece from Akiel Frank, Akiel Holdford and N’Kosi Chance to move to 25 points from 11 matches, three more than Scarborough ahead of their final round clash at Scarborough on Saturday. Scarborough missed a chance to stay within a point of its rival after it drew 2-2 with Goodwood.

Tomorrow, Signal Hill will need only a draw to lift the title, while Scarborough must win to claim the crown on goal-difference. The winner of the Tobago Zone will complete the quintet of zonal champions to contest the Championship Division “Big-Five” competition from which the top three teams will be promoted to the Premier Division next year.

Today, the “Big-Five” will kick off with Central Zone champions, Chaguanas North hosting North Zone winners East Mucurapo while East Zone champs, Five Rivers entertains Pleasantville, the South Zone winners at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar, both from 3.30 pm.

Current SSFL Boys Zonal Championship Standings (North)

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
East Mucurapo    8    7    1    0    35    2    22
Malick    6    2    1    3    10    7    7
Tranquillity    6    2    1    3    9    15    7
Blanchisseuse    8    2    3    2    10    13    9
D/Martin Central    6    1    0    5    3    24    3
 
South

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Pleasantville    10    8    1    1    19    5    25
P/Town West    10    5    2    3    10    5    17
Siparia West    10    4    3    4    15    10    15
Vessigny    10    4    1    5    12    15    13
Moruga    10    3    2    5    16    22    11
Pt  Fortin East    9    1    1    7    8    20    4

Central

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Chaguanas North    10    10    0    0    71    4    30
Presentation    10    5    1    4    16    25    15
Couva East    8    4    2    2    16    15    14
Miracle Ministries    7    2    1    4    7    18    7
Tabaquite    5    1    1    3    5    20    4
ASJA Boys    7    0    0    7    6    34    0
 
East

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Five Rivers    8    5    3    0    23    9    18
Valencia    8    4    2    2    22    13    14
Toco    8    3    1    4    15    18    10
Barataria South    8    2    2    4    9    19    8
Arima North    8    1    2    5    11    21    5
 
Tobago

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Signal Hill    11    8    1    2    24    8    25
Scarborough    11    7    1    3    31    11    22
Bishop’s    10    5    1    4    12    16    16
Pentecostal L&L    10    5    1    4    11    8    16
Goodwood    11    3    3    5    13    16    12
Mason Hall    9    3    1    5    9    17    10
Roxborough    10    1    0    9    7    31    3

SSFL Boys Zonal Championship Results (North)

Tuesday

Blanchisseuse 2 vs Malick 1

Tobago

Wednesday

Signal Hill 5 (Omarley James 2, Akiel Frank, Akiel Holford, N’Kosi Chance) vs Bishop’s High 0

Scarborough 2 vs Goodwood 2

Mason Hall vs Roxborough - Postponed

South

Princes Town West 2 vs Moruga 0

Siparia West 2 vs Vessigny 0

[Sando prince]

May as well just give Naps the title from now

[OutsideMan]

@ Sando Prince --- I know Pres won 5-0 against Trinity East...but what were the other scores?

[real madness]

@ Sando Prince --- I know Pres won 5-0 against Trinity East...but what were the other scores?

You can get scores on this site during the games for future reference:
https://twitter.com/theunveilmag?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

[OutsideMan]

@ Sando Prince --- I know Pres won 5-0 against Trinity East...but what were the other scores?

You can get scores on this site during the games for future reference:
https://twitter.com/theunveilmag?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Thanks, bro.  Looks like mathematically, Naparima has secured this year's Premier league title, while Pres has solidified 2nd place, with a chance to secure that 2nd place finish with a win or a draw on Wednesday.  Their closest rival for a 2nd place finish is St. Benedict's. 

[Richard G.]

Saturday 24th October 2015

Title decider

Scarborough Secondary 1 vs Signal Hill 1 (Signal Hill are Tobago Zone Champs)

Roxborough Secondary 0 vs Light and Life 6
Bishop's High 1 vs Mason Hall Secondary 1

Points of note:
Scarborough Secondary won all its 1st round matches (18 points). Only won 5 points in the 2nd round
Eventual champs Signal Hill 'played unbeaten' in the league (only blemish was having defaulted a match vs Light and Life)
Light and Life is currently on an 8 match unbeaten streak



Teams                P    W    D    L   GF    GA    GD   Pts
Signal Hill          12    8    2    2    25     9      16    26
Scarborough       12    7    2    3    32    12     20    23
Light and Life      11    6    1    4    17     8      9     19
Bishop’s             11    5    2    4    13    17     -4    17
Mason Hall         11    3    4    4    11    17     -6    13
Goodwood          11    3    3    5    13    16     -3    12
Roxborough        12    1    0    11   7     37    -30    3

[Flex]

Naps repeats as SSFL Premier champ.
By Nigel Simon (Guardian).

Trinity East relegated

Team captain Michael Basdeo picked the right time to get his first goal of the season as it earned Naparima Colllege a 1-0 triumph over Shiva Boys to sucessfully retain its BGTT/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football Premier Division League crown, yesterday.

Going into the match, Naparima held a five-point lead over Presentation College of San Fernando with one round of matches left after yesterday and needed only to win one of its remaining encounters.

And Basdeo came up trumps when needed as his tenth minute item proved decision for the Angus Eve-coached Naparima to move to an unassailable 32 points from 14 matches, five more than Presentation College of San Fernando which hammered host and relegated Trinity East 5-0 at Trincity led by a double from Kareem Riley.

The trio of St Benedict’s College (25 points), St Anthony’s College (24) and St Augustine Secondary (23), all took advantage of Shiva’s defeat by moving ahead in the race to secure the remaining two Big-Four places with contrasting victories.

At the Mahaica Oval, Pt Fortin, St Benedict’s blanked St Mary’s College 3-0; St Anthony’s slipped past Queen’s Royal College 1-0 in Westmoorings and St Augustine spanked Fyzabad 3-1 at home. Down at the foot of the table, Trinity East is certain to be relegated and will be joined by two from the Fyzabad, Fatima, Speyside or Carapichaima when the final round of matches takes place on Wednesday.

Signal Hill takes Tobago boys crown
Meanwhile, Signal Hill captured the Tobago Zone of the Championship Division after a 1-1 draw in a top-of-the-table clash with last year’s winner Scarborough. Akeem Benjamin netted for Signal Hill to lead 1-0 while Kareem Agard equalised for Scarborough.

The point earned took Signal Hill to 26 points from its 12 matches, three ahead of Scarborough which needed a win. Signall Hill will now host Chaguanas North in its Championship Division “Big-Five” opener on Tuesday while East Mucurapo is at home to Five Rivers, both from 3.30 pm.

On Friday, East Mucurapo edged Chaguanas North 3-2 and Five Rivers slipped past Pleasantville 2-1 in round one matches.

Today, at the Mannie Ramjohn Stdaium, Marabella from, Fyzabad and Scarborough will face off in the National Girls “Big-Four” semifinal with the winner to face St Augustine which outclassed Diego Martin Central 5-2 on Thursday led by a Laurelle Theodore hat trick. The final is carded for Tuesday.

RESULTS

Trinity Moka 1 (Isaiah Pryce 20th) vs San Juan North 0

St Augustine 3 (Jesse Joseph 3rd, Tyriq Alexander 4th, Joshua Marshall 17th) vs Fyzabad 1 (Alaric Williams 12th)

St Benedict’s 3 (Shermar Ravello, Tarylll Coutou, Kerwin Mitchell) vs St Mary’s 0

Fatima 2 (Kyon Williams, Anrdew Abraham) vs Speyside 1 (Rickel Stewart)

St Anthony’s 1 (Shem Clauzel) vs QRC 0

Naparima 1 (Michael Basdeo 10th) vs Shiva 0

Presentation 5 (Kareem Riley 2, Nate Brooks, Jarod Gordon, Nion Lamey) vs Trinity East 0

STANDINGS

Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Naps    13    10    2    1    25    6    32
Prs S/F’d13    8    3    2    26    14    27
St Ben    13    7    4    2    19    12    25
St Anth13    7    3    3    21    18    24
St A/tn    13    7    2    4    24    17    23
Shiv B    13    6    5    2    18    11    23
QRC    13    5    6    2    17    11    21
S/Jn N    14    7    0    7    20    16    21
Teams    P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
StMrys    13    6    1    6    22    17    19
Trini M    13    3    5    5    21    23    14
Fyzbd    13    4    1    8    15    23    13
Fatima    13    2    4    7    17    24    10
Spysde    13    3    1    9    15    30    10
C/East    13    1    5    7    9    21    8
Trini E     13    1    0    12    11    35    3

[Deeks]

Like Joma have a lock on football uniforms in TT??

[Sam]

Like Joma have a lock on football uniforms in TT??

How you know is Joma?

De J could mean jocking.

 

[Deeks]

Like Joma have a lock on football uniforms in TT??

How you know is Joma?

De J could mean jocking.

 

You start this morning already. You could still make 8:00 am mass.

[Sam]

Like Joma have a lock on football uniforms in TT??

How you know is Joma?

De J could mean jocking.

 

You start this morning already. You could still make 8:00 am mass.

De only mass I know is for Carnival.

Mass, brass and ass.

[Bianconeri]

how are the intercol matchups being decided?

[Peong]

So south take 1st, 2nd and 3rd, well done.
What allyuh eatin down there?

[Sando prince]

Congrats to Naps for keeping the title in the South land 

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