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St Mary’s clobber Belmont Secondary 19-zip in Inter-Col opener

Ryan Radellant and Aadil Abdul-Hakeem both scored beaver tricks to lead a rampant St Mary’s College to a 19-0 mauling of Belmont Secondary in their preliminary round clash to kick off the North Zone Secondary Schools Football League Coca-Cola Inter-Col at St Mary’s College Ground, Serpentine Road, St Clair on Monday.

Radellant got his goals in the 17th, 21st, 25th, and 45th minutes while Abdul-Hakeem found the back of the net in the 55th, 71st, 83rd, and 90+1 minutes in the lopsided contest with Elijah Wong (14th, 33rd, 53rd) and captain Kyle Phillip (38th, 42nd, 88th) adding hat tricks.

There were also two goals each for Kristian James (50th & 59th), and Jaeden Bobb (57th & 74th) with Dusan Cooper, the other scorer in the 35th as they stormed into the quarterfinals where they will battle East Mucurapo Secondary at Queen’s Royal College Ground on Friday from 3.30 pm.

SSFL InterCol results:

East Zone

El Dorado West Secondary 4 vs Five Rivers Secondary 4 (El Do won 4-1 on PKs)

North Zone

QRC 11 vs Diego Martin Central 0

St Mary’s College 19 vs Belmont Secondary 0

Blanchisseuse Seco 1 vs Mucurapo West Sec 0

South Zone

Siparia West Sec 3 vs Princes Town West Sec 0

Point Fortin East Sec 1 vs ASJA Boys College 1 (Point Fortin won 5-3 on PKs)

Intercol schedule

Thursday, November 9:

Zonal Quarterfinals:

Central Zone:

Carapichaima West Sec vs Couva East Sec @ Couva East Sec, 3.30 pm

Miracle Ministries PHS vs Presentation @ Edinburgh 500 Rec. Grd, 3.30 pm

Carapichaima East Sec vs ASJA Boys @ Presentation Grd, Chaguanas, 3.30 pm

Chaguanas North - bye

East Zone:

San Juan North Sec vs El Dorado West @ San Juan North Sec, Bourg Mulatresse, 3.30 pm

St Augustine Sec vs El Dorado Sec @ St Augustine Sec Grd, Warren Street, 3.30 pm

Arima North Sec vs Holy Cross @ Arima North Sec, 3.30 pm

Trinity East vs Valencia Sec @ Trinity East Grd, Trincity, 3.30 pm

Tobago Zone:

Speyside vs Goodwood Sec @ Black Rock Rec. Grd, 3 pm

Bishop’s High vs Pentecostal L&L @ Black Rock Rec. Grd, 5 pm.

South Zone:

Pleasantville Sec vs Moruga Sec @ Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella, 3.30 pm

Naparima vs Ste Madeleine Sec @ Lewis St, San F’do, 3.30 pm

Halliwell

QRC we want a goal

Miracle Ministries PHS vs Presentation @ Edinburgh 500 Rec. Grd, 3.30 pm

Ask your Indian Fren to give you some scriptures tomorrow...

In reply to sgtdjones

What de!! Cuffie open a school
With all that country folk money

I hope they collect 20

In reply to Halliwell

what!!!! dem gats miracle scriptures ..your ole school rass in trouble.

San Juan North, Naparima begin Intercol campaign

SAN Juan North Secondary and Naparima College, two teams that were contenders for the premiership division
Secondary Schools Football League title, will begin their aim for the Coca Cola Intercol title on Thursday.

San Juan and Naparima both had byes in the preliminary round of the Intercol earlier this week.


Thursday fixtures (All matches start 3.30 pm except Bishop's High/Pentecostal):

Central zone:

Carapichaima West vs Couva East, Couva East

Miracle Ministries bs ASJA Boys, Edinburgh 500

Carapichaima East vs Presentation College, Presentation ground

East zone:

San Juan North vs El Dorado West, San Juan North

St Augustine vs El Dorado East, St Augustine

Arima North vs Holy Cross, Arima North

Trinity College East vs Valencia, Trinity East

South zone: Pleasantville Secondary vs Moruga, Manny Ramjohn

Naparima vs Ste Madeleine, Lewis Street

Tobago zone:

Speyside vs Goodwood, Black Rock Recreation

Bishop's High vs Pentecostal Light and Life, Black Rock Recreation, 5 pm

Naps, San Juan, Caps, Speyside advance to Intercol Zonal semis


After more than 62 goals scored in the quarterfinal round of the National Coca-Cola Intercol Play-off, yesterday, 11 teams sealed Zonal semifinal places, inclusive of San Juan North, Naparima College, Carapichaima West Secondary, and Speyside High School.

In the East zone at the Bourge Mulatresse Ground in San Juan, the home team was extremely ruthless against El Dorado West Secondary, crushing them 8-0.

The win came courtesy of braces from talented midfielder Lindell Sween, continuing to stand out in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) to date, Jaheim Danclair and the equally-talented Nathan Quashie.

The El Dorado lads, struggled in the Championship Division this season and failed to improve their fortunes yesterday as they found it hard to mount any sort of resistance.

Naparima College on the other hand, made light work out of the St Madeleine Secondary, despite removing their entire coaching staff after placing third in the standings in the Premier Division of the SSFL.

In reply to sgtdjones

Stop stalking….you have a cow partner to excite now

Miracle Ministries PHS vs Presentation

Idiot ..I was referring to the name of the school...Miracle Ministry school...

Miracle scriptures .

You are not important to stalk, to busy to be concerned about you.
So Fck off...

North intercol match ends in penalties thriller - Mucurapo edges CIC 4-3

In the South zone quarter-finals, a whopping 27 goals were scored in the two matches as both Presentation College (San Fernando) and St Benedict's College hit double digits in emphatic victories over Siparia West Secondary and Point Fortin East Secondary respectively. Presentation were in a ruthless mood at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella, as they defeated Siparia West by a whopping 14-0 margin. Both Chaz Forde and TT youth attacker Vaughn Clement enjoyed themselves in front of goal as they scored six goals apiece.
Fatima were made to sweat in their match up with Trinity College (Moka), but they saved their scoring for late in the contest as they ran away comfortable 5-0 victors.

In the South semis, Benedict's will play Pleasantville, while Presentation will meet Naparima College in a fixture which has often been dubbed the local "El Clasico."

CHAMPS OUT
QRC shock Fatima in North Zone InterCol semis

Defending national champions Fatima College were knocked out of the Coca Cola InterCol competition following a 2-1 defeat against Queen’s Royal College in their North Zone semi-final fixture at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, yesterday.In the biggest shock of the competition so far, goals from Stephon James and Musaddiq Mohammed handed QRC a hard-fought, come-from-behind victory over the league champions, doing what most teams couldn’t all season.

QRC will now meet St Anthony’s College in the North Zone final after the Westmoorings Tigers whipped East Mucurapo Secondary 3-0 in the first match of yesterday’s double header at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.


Yesterday’s Coca Cola InterCol scores:

East Mucurapo Secondary 0 St Anthony’s College 3 (Andell Fraser 43rd, Joshua Miller 45th, Mordacai Ford 80th)

Fatima College (Aidan De Gannes 36th) QRC (Stephon James 52nd, Musaddiq Mohammed 80th)

Today’s Coca Cola InterCol fixtures:

South Zone

At Mahaica Oval

St Benedict’s College vs Pleasantville Secondary, 3.30 pm

Presentation College vs Naparima College, 5.30 pm

Hopefully that live on youchube

Pres mash dem up
Pres Benedict’s final next week

In reply to Halliwell

Naparima, St Benedict’s claim South SSFL zonal titles

Naparima College and St Benedict’s College were crowned South Zone Under-14 and Senior Division (Under-20) Secondary Schools Football League Boys’ Championship Divisions respectively in emphatic fashion at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Training Field, Marabella, on Wednesday.

In the day’s opener, the Jeremiah Daniel-captained Naparima College got a goal each from Donovan Drayton, Adasa Richardson, Zyonn Castanada and Gianluca Bailey to lift the title over their bitter-rivals Presentation College of San Fernando, and a Trinidad semifinal meeting with North Zone winners’ Queen’s Royal College while Central Zone champions Presentation College does battle with East Zone champions, Arima North Secondary, who whipped El Dorado East 4-1 in their zonal final on Saturday at Republic Bank Sports Club Ground in Barataria.

Classic rivalry
St Benedict’s, Pres to battle for South Zone InterCol title

St Benedict’s College will meet Presentation College in the Coca-Cola South Zone InterCol final after both teams were successful in their respective semi-finals at Mahaica Sporting Complex in Point Fortin, yesterday.

St Benedict’s secured their passage to the final with Daniel Jones scoring a hat-trick in an lopsided 5-0 victory over Pleasantville Secondary in the first game of the double header.

The second game was a tight contest which saw both teams play to a 0-0 stalemate after 90 minutes with Presentation subsequently coming out on top 5-4 on kicks from the penalty spot over Naparima College.

What mashup?

In reply to sgtdjones

They interview ah youth who say he feel mash up after

I watched it and Pres played all the football, and had the better chances.

PS mahaica oval surface is like a cow pasture. How that is going to develop good players I have no idea. First touch took an extra 2 seconds.

In reply to Barry

AA
Like yuh into colleges’ football also? I tort yuh say yuh wazzn.

In reply to Halliwell

I’m not- I just observe cows and bulls in the pastures…

In reply to Halliwell

India gats no football team....but lots of cows
it's why he loves cows and probing.

In reply to Halliwell

You are a big supporter of Boris/Rishi and Rowley..
so no surprise seeing everything crashing.

Your buddy once had a thread my PM ..Rowley, now he silent

In reply to sgtdjones

Big game tonite

Hopefully not too late kickoff

Medium value, where yuh???!!

In reply to Halliwell

Still away ..back in 10 days ...breakfast time...

South Zone Champs once more

In reply to Halliwell

They just gave you the trophy owing to the fact you all are 75 years old...

Ole age trophy...

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‘Pres,’ Arima North seek final spot

Presentation College of San Fernando and Arima North Secondary head to Mahaica Oval with little between them today in the first national semi-final of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Coca Cola InterCol knockout tournament, which kicks off at 4.15 p.m.

“Based on the match being played in South, Presentation should start the favourites,” stated Arima head coach Wayne “Sheppy” Sheppard yesterday.

“Sheppy” might have been politicking a bit, and putting the pressure on the opponents, but there is no doubt about the respect both he and Presentation head coach Shawn Cooper have for each other.

We buss up Arima

I know imusic is probably ah POS guy but anything past Chaguanas is ‘north’ so he hadda adopt Arima

We will play the winner of Speyside/St Anthony’s in the FINAL!

‘TIGERS’ ROAR INTO FINAL
St Anthony’s best Speyside to book ticket against ‘Pres’

A past St Anthony’s College player, current coach Roland “Hustler” Daniel will now try to guide his alma mater to the Coca-Cola National InterCol title next week Thursday when they square off against Presentation College (San Fernando) at the Hasely Crawford Stadium from 5.30 p.m.

The match will be played as the second leg of a double-header which will see the Girls InterCol final preceding the Boys’ final from 3 p.m. The girls finalists will be firmed up after completion of tomorrow’s semi-finals.

Just like “Pres” did a day earlier, the “Westmoorings Tigers” left it late in booking their ticket to the final, edging Tobago champions Speyside High School yesterday evening at the HCS.

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Fatima win SSFL national U13 title, eye U16 glory

Fatima College were crowned Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) National Under-13 champions on Saturday, after beating Signal Hill Secondary 1-0 in the final at Fatima Grounds, Mucurapo.

Fatima's under-16 footballers will be looking to add further glory to their school when they face Speyside Secondary in the National Under-16 final on Monday at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet.

Fatima booked their spot in the final courtesy a 1-0 victory over St Benedict's on Friday.

St Benedict's keeps hold of U-20 SSFL crown


Daniel Jones and Malacai Webb netted second-half goals as St Benedict’s College came from 1-0 down at the half-time interval to make a successful defence of their Boys Senior (Under-20) Division title in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) with a 2-1 defeat of Fatima College at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium training field, Marabella, on Tuesday in a repeat of last year's final.

The North Zone champion made a positive start to the contest when Shaheim O'Brien scored the opening goal which they took into the half, however on the resumption, Jones drew St Benedict's level before Webb registered the decisive item.

In the semifinals, St Benedict’s got a goal each from four different players in their 4-2 defeat of East Zone champion Hillview College at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima on Friday.

Naps, Signal Hill face off for U-14 SSFL crown

Naparima College and Signal Hill Secondary will meet Wednesday for the National SSFL Boys U-14 Division crown at Lewis Street, San Fernando from 3 pm.

This after Naparima crushed Arima North 7-1 in the Trinidad final at Arima North while Signal Hill lifted the Tobago title after ending its seven-team round-robin series with a perfect 6-0 record and a maximum of 18 points, six clear of runner-up Speyside High.

In the Trinidad semifinals, Arima North whipped Presentation College of Chaguanas and Naparima, the South Zone winner, battled past North Zone champion Queen's Royal College (QRC), 2-1.

Sudden death penalties

Congratulations

National Intercol champions 2023 are…

Presentation College

Unlucky St Anthony’s…penalties always a lottery

In reply to Halliwell

Listen here Britty

Presentation got the trophy owing to the fact it was the 75 anniversary of the school.
Nutting else ... ya gats dat....

Season done but I want to say thanks very much for the many updates throughout the season

Much appreciated