E/Mucurapo, St Benedict’s cop zonal Intercol titles

East Mucurapo Secondary, who was recently relegated from the SSFL Premier Division competition after finishing second from bottom, producing a stunning result via kicks from the penalty spot yesterday to beat St Mary’s College to the North Intercol title.

There were no goals in the contest at the Hasely Crawford Stadium and, in the subsequent shoot out, Mucurapo emerged 3-2 winners to move into the National Intercol quarterfinal round against Tobago champion, Speyside Secondary, on Tuesday November 25 from 4.30 pm at Roxborough.

Photo: East Mucurapo Secondary forward Kathon St Hillaire (right) tries to keep the ball from St Benedict's defender Rondell Payne during a SSFL Premier Division clash. (Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868)
Photo: East Mucurapo Secondary forward Kathon St Hillaire (right) tries to keep the ball from St Benedict’s defender Rondell Payne during a SSFL Premier Division clash.
(Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868)

It was the second successive shootout success for East Mucurapo after the team eliminated St Anthony’s College via the same route in the North semifinal.

Elsewhere on Thursday evening, St Benedict’s College and East Carapichaima Secondary also produced upsets on Thursday to clinch the South and Central Intercol titles respectively.


St Benedict’s shocked Naparima College 2-1 while Carapichaima dethroned Chaguanas North Secondary with a 3-1 triumph.

Carapichaima’s fate may lie with the SSFL’s disciplinary board, though, as Chaguanas North protested the former school’s use of player Keon Browne who, allegedly, should have been ineligible to play in the Central final due to his accumulation of yellow cards.

The Central winner is due to play St Benedict’s in the National Intercol Semifinal on Thursday November 27 at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella.

In the other semifinal fixture, East champion school San Juan North Secondary will challenge either East Mucurapo or Speyside at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar on Friday November 28.

 

Coca Cola Zonal Intercol final results

(Mon Nov 17)

(Tobago) Signal Hill Secondary 2, Speyside Secondary 5 at Plymouth;

(Wed Nov 19)

(East) San Juan North 3 (Brent Sam 6, 66, 79), Trinity College East 2 (Sean Bonval 67, 73) at Larry Gomes;

(Thu Nov 20)

(South) Naparima College 1, St Benedict’s College 2 at Mannie Ramjohn;

(Central) Carapichaima East Secondary 3, Chaguanas North 1 at Ato Boldon;

(Fri Nov 21)

(North) East Mucurapo Secondary 0, St Mary’s College 0 at Hasely Crawford;

*–East Mucurapo won 3-2 on penalty kicks;

Photo: San Juan North Secondary striker Brent Sam (left) tries to outrun St Benedict's College utility player Anthony Herbert during a SSFL Premier Division contest. (Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868)
Photo: San Juan North Secondary striker Brent Sam (left) tries to outrun St Benedict’s College utility player Anthony Herbert during a SSFL Premier Division contest.
(Courtesy Allan V Crane/Wired868)

Upcoming Intercol fixtures

National Quarterfinal 

(Tue Nov 25)

Speyside Secondary v East Mucurapo, 4.30 pm, Roxborough;

National Semifinals

(Thu Nov 27)

St Benedict’s College v Carapichaima East Secondary, Mannie Ramjohn;

(Fri Nov 28)

San Juan North Secondary v Speyside/Mucurapo, Larry Gomes;

National Intercol Final

(Fri Dec 05)

To be advised.

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