RBNYFL 25: Three horse race in Central U17 Div, as City edge Ginga, while Beatnix thrash Tigers

City FC edged previously unbeaten FC Ginga 1-0 in Sunday’s marquee match-up of the Central Zone U-17 division at Frederick Settlement to keep alive their chances of qualifying for the knockout round of the 2025 Republic Bank National Youth Football League (RBNYFL).

Kenai Richardson’ side-foot finish was enough to end FC Ginga’s five-match winning streak and keep City in the playoff race along with Beatnix SC.

Beatnix now lead the division on goal difference after a comprehensive 5-0 win over FC Tigers, with FC Ginga pushed down to second place.

All three teams still have a shot at the two knockout-round places. Beatnix SC play their final preliminary round match on Wednesday against Gasparillo Youths, a team it has struggled to beat in the past.

Elsewhere in the Central U-17 Division, Crown Trace FC overwhelmed Premier Sports Club 3-1, while Gasparillo Youths and Kamillionare FC were inactive on Sunday.

When City FC players took the field at the Ancil Elcock Recreation Ground in Frederick Settlement, they understood that a loss would end their season.

The conditions were far from optimum. A heavy crosswind rendered long passes forward wildly inaccurate, and the hard, uneven surface may have even tested Diego Maradona’s sublime first touch.

High-flying FC Ginga came in as the darlings of the division with five straight wins, and only one goal conceded in 400 minutes of play.

City FC had taken only one point from their last two games after winning their first three matches and outscoring their opponents 8-1.

Both teams had problems in the striking department, with Ginga notching only eight goals in their five games, while City produced one more than their rivals.

Both teams used similar 4-3-3 formations, emphasised possession football, and pressed fiercely when they did not have the ball while building their attacks from deep.

It was thus inevitable they would cancel each other out and set in motion an attritional battle with strikers fed on scraps.

After Michael J Mohammed’s whistle set the contest going, City settled faster, with their front three, Nanton, Jereem Mondezie, and Nadeem Grant, snapping at the heels of the Ginga backline.

Ginga defenders Elijah Edwards and Isaiah Coa had a torrid time getting the ball out to their midfielders to create chances for a front three that included talented winger Elijah Diaz.

However, both defences held firm in the first 20 minutes, with only Nanton slicing through to have a shot on goal. The talented City FC winger cut inside from the right to beat his defender but scuffed a left-footed drive that made it easy for the keeper to save.

Nanton, who represented Trinidad and Tobago at the 2024 CFU Boys’ U-14 Challenge Series, worried Ginga throughout the match with his speed and close ball control.

After the water break, hostilities resumed with more open play, and chances soon emerged for the hungry front three of both teams.

Ginga FC’s Diaz made his luck, channelling his inner Dimitar Berbatov to deliciously glide past a defender on the bye-line before shooting wide. Nanton then persuaded his marker to go the wrong way, but his eventual shot was gobbled up by Ginga goalkeeper Mark Belfon, who started ahead of Orlian Carrion Herrera.

The half ended with FC Ginga producing some delightful interplay that should have given them the lead going into the break.

Three quickfire passes carved open the City FC defence and brought the ball to the feet of Kafense McKell, but the tall striker could only stab his snap-shot wide of the upright.

While a gritty first half ended goalless, the second half started brightly. City FC, now playing with the wind to their backs, got a free kick in their own half.

The free kick, which was directed straight at the goal, pinballed off several bodies before falling nicely to defender Kenai Richardson.

The former national U-14 player needed no second invitation and side-footed the ball past Belfon into the Ginga net.

It was only the second goal conceded by the Tunapuna-based team, with the other item scored by Premier SC player Meshach Webb in February.

Ginga were rattled and were close to going down 2-0 a few minutes later from a similar long-range freekick. Again, City FC pumped the ball straight at goal, only this time a Ginga defender was there to boot it off the line.

Roused into action by the goal, Ginga galvanised their offence around the talents of Kymani Hazel, who went close twice, while fellow forward Elisha Neils shot over.

However, they still trailed 1-0 when the water break was called in the second half.

Ginga had Herrera in goal when they resumed, although the goalkeeper unwittingly handed City their best chance of the second half.

Attempting to volley the ball downfield, he ventured outside of his area with the ball in hand, and referee Mohammed gave City FC the free kick. Richardson hit a pile driver that banged into the wall, and Ginga recovered to clear their lines.

It was the last clear-cut chance of the match, and when the whistle sounded, it was the City fans who were celebrating a hard-fought win and a possible stay of execution.

“It was a tough loss,” FC Ginga head coach Stefon Pierre said. “Football is played on the day. The better team wanted it today, and so it goes.

“[…] It all came down to mentality. Both teams had good showings, both teams fought the game. They came out with the better head.”

“It wasn’t the prettiest of games, but one thing I told the boys was that they found a way to win, and it shows their character and their personalities,” said victorious coach Myles Yorke said. “I am really proud of their performance and also their resilience on the field.”

City’s 1-0 win still leaves them with a chance to make it to the playoffs, but they know Beatnix SC and FC Ginga could still shut them out with wins in their final matches.

“It gives us a chance next week—we can only take care of what we have in front of us, and today, we took care of business,” said Yorke. “Hopefully, next week it goes in our favour.”

“We are still in the running. It is not a detrimental loss, so that we cannot go forward. It comes down to winning the next game,” said Pierre. “Winning the next game will see us through.”

Ginga play Crown Trace FC in their final game, while City will take on Kamillionare FC, who is currently bottom of the table.

“We prepare for every game the same, so we always prepare the next game for the best team in the league,” said Yorke. “It does not matter if they are a weaker team or a stronger team—we always prepare the same. I give respect to all teams.”

“We have to try to keep them motivated,” said Pierre. “We are disappointed with the result, but we have to still keep them motivated.”

With FC Ginga suffering their first defeat of the season, the result buoyed second-placed Beatnix, who played struggling FC Tigers in Sunday’s second game at Frederick Settlement.

Beatnix’s only defeat for the season was a 2-0 loss to Ginga, with the Five Rivers-based team scoring a division-high 13 goals in their other four games to stay near to the top of the table.

FC Tigers, coached by Alejandro Acosta, recorded their only win against Kamillionare FC while shipping 15 goals in their five games.

Before the contest began, Beatnix coach Quinlan O’Brien said he hoped for a possible 2-0 lead at the end of the first half. His expectations were exceeded within four minutes as Beatnix hammered three goals past a reworked FC Tigers defense.

With FC Tigers in seventh place in the table and qualification for the knockout round out of the picture, Acosta used the opportunity to blood players who had not had much playing time in the tournament.

Without the benefit of much on-field time, the young defenders were singing from different hymn sheets, and an on-song Beatnix attack was on perfect pitch.

The carnage started in the opening minute of the game when Tigers goalkeeper Tyrese Francis failed to get his fingers behind a Chad Nicholas free-kick. The ball squirmed through his fingers and nestled into the back of the net.

A minute later, Francis was again taking the ball out of his net, but this time, he was powerless to stop Jaylon Hinds from firing in his fourth goal of the campaign.

Just before the four-minute mark, Beatnix’s top scorer, Jahmarley Ellis, rounded Francis and slotted in to make it 3-0 and record his sixth strike for the season.

Mikai Boney then broke his duck for 2025 with a thumping header from close range in the seventh minute.

Beatnix had put the game away with  73 minutes still to go and could afford to slip down a few gears and coast to victory. However, with O’Brien urging his charges to keep attacking, they struck once more.

Ellis received the ball just outside the opposition and held off the defender at his back long enough to lay off to the fast-approaching Boney. And Boney took the ball in stride, caressing it between two defenders, before passing it into the net to make it 5-0.

The second half was not as one-sided, as Tigers steeled up their defence with left winger Aiden La Rode and midfielder Jason Gamaldo brought into the back four.

Beatnix still had chances though. Ellis fired over early in the second half and then headed wide just before the water break.

Tigers goalkeeper Francis recovered from his nightmarish start to the game to pull off several diving saves to shut out Beatnix in the second half. His best save kept out a fiery Akelion Washington effort, before Kaleb Lewis cleared the ball off the line.

The first-half score became the final score as Beatnix ran out 5-0 winners and took the top spot in the Central Zone U-17 division, via goal difference—with a +13 goal difference, compared to Ginga’s +6.

“I wasn’t expecting it, but we play an aggressive type of football,” Beatnix coach O’Brien said. “[…] I told the guys before the game we have to do our work at our end if we want to go on top of the table.  We came out here today, and we did that.”

FC Tigers Acosta was left to rue a poor start to the game, which he said was due to a change in strategy.

“The team is in the middle of a transitional period, and I tried a different strategy today to include some of the players who have not been getting a lot of playing time,” he said. “It did not work for us […] and we made the changes in the second half, and were able to stop the goals.”

Beatnix have three days to recover for a showdown with a difficult Gasparillo Youths team.

“We don’t have a good record against Gasparillo. So it is going to be a tough game. We are going to put our best foot forward,” said O’Brien. “I believe in the guys—I know they believe in themselves.

“Gasparillo [are] a hard team. I think we will come out with the victory. I know we will come out with the victory, but it will be a hard-fight victory.”

Beatnix could sew up their place in the knockout round with a victory on Wednesday, and the current three-horse race will become a straight-out duel between City and Ginga by the following weekend.

(Teams)

City FC (4-3-3): 99.Donnell Thomas (GK); 34.Khaleil Serrette, 30.Lucas Simon-Thompson (captain), 41.Josiah Thompson, 2.Kenai Richardson; 7.Adriel Faure, 15.Shazard Nabbie, 8.Darrion Bellerand; 46.Jeremai Nanton, 40.Jereem Mondezie, 11.Nadeem Grant.

Substitutes: 1.Christian Telfer (GK), 10.Reagan Rowe, 18.Jaylon Manswell, 24.Zia Gittens, 27.Liam Dalton-Brown, 32.Roscoe Lovelace, 35.Simon Griffith, 43.Kaydon Fox.

Coach: Myles Yorke.

FC Ginga (4-3-3): 1.Mark Belfon (GK); 3.Jareem Jackson, 6.Elijah Edwards, 16.Isaiah Coa, 12.Aaden Maharaj; 10.Darren De Four, 5.Kylon Williams, 8.Sherlon Nesbitt; 7.Elijah Diaz (captain), 11.Elisha Neils, 17.Mikel Murray.

Substitutes: 1.Orlian Carrion Herrera (GK), 2.Ricardo Jackson, 4. Jamari Barker, 6.Ky-Mani Hazel, 13.Jayden Lewis, 14.Anthony Lewis, 15.Kafense McKell, 18.Jakwon Howell, 19.Aiden Bernard.

Coach: Stefon Pierre.

Referee: Michael J Mohammed.

Beatnix SC (4-3-3): 1.Josiah Superville (GK); 12.Akeilon Washington, 6.Essien Thomas, 5.Khalid Jones (captain), 21.Javier Estrada; 11.Jahmarley Ellis, 8.Chad Nicholas, 22.Joshan Trancoso; 7.Mikai Boney, 9.Jaylen Hinds, 14.Azariah Simon.

Substitutes: 2.Emmanuel Victory, 3.Rickeel Phillip, 4.Jehlani Clarkson, 13. Alejandro Waterfield, 18.Darius Isaac, 23.Marquis Allen, 90.Ebusim Yee Loy.

Coach: Quinlan O’Brien.

FC Tigers (4-3-3): 1.Tyrese Francis (GK); 9.Elijah Noel, 3.Kaleb Lewis, 5.Kymani Foster, 2.Che Gonzales; 8.Jason Jackson, 10.Jaidyn Sargeant, 17.Gideon Charles; 13.Jason Gamaldo, 6.Israel Leonsing, 4.Aiden La Rode.

Substitutes: 7.Tyrell Francis, 11.Kaylan Lennard, 12.Allikye Douglas, 16.Kaysan Flemming, 19.Nicolai Edwards.

Coach: Alejandro Acosta.

Referee: Rhondell Millington

RBNYFL 2025 weekend results

Central Zone

Under-14 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Premier SC 5 (Josiah Simon 5, 47, Khilon Charles 22, Nicholas Doyle 43, DeSean Espinoza 65), Crown Trace FC 1 (Keshorn Ryan 25) at Frederick Settlement;

T&T Maestros 2 (Jomani Serrette 27, Temani Moore 59), FC Tigers 1 (Hamza Abdul Latif 33) at Frederick Settlement;

Evolution FC 2 (Jaheim Forde 19 pen, 57), Cooper’s Coaching Academy 2 (Dannon Cooper 11, Kadon Mahadeo 37) at Frederick Settlement;

Waterloo Tigers vs Maloney RFA at Frederick Settlement;

*–Waterloo Tigers win by default

U-14 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Premier SC         5-5-0-0-28–1–15

FC Tigers            6-4-0-2-15-8-12

T&T Maestros    5-3-1-1-12-5-10

Waterloo Tigers 5-3-1-1-12-5-10

Crown Trace      6-2-0-4-14-22-6

Maloney RFA     5-1-1-3-9-21-4

Evolution FC      5-0-2-3-10-20-2

Cooper’s CA       5-0-1-4-8–26–1

Under-17 Division

(Sunday 23 March)

FC Ginga 0, City FC 1 (Kenai Richardson 42) at Frederick Settlement;

Beatnix SC 5 (Chad Nicholas 2, Jaylen Hinds 3, Jahmarley Ellis 5, 7, Mikai Boney 38), FC Tigers 0 at Frederick Settlement;

Crown Trace FC 3 (Israel Outar 1, Kellon John 10, Makai Bobcombe 25), Premier SC 1 (Enesio Williams 52) at Frederick Settlement;

U-17 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Beatnix SC          6-5-0-1-18-5-15

FC Ginga            6-5-0-1-8-2–15

City FC               6-4-1-1-10-5-13

Crown Trace      6-2-2-2-12-11-8

Gasparillo Yths  5-2-0-3-6-6-6

Premier SC         6-2-0-4-11-12-6

FC Tigers           6-1-0-5-3–20–3

Kamillionare      5-0-1-4-3-10-1

Under-20 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Premier SC 2 (Reuben Phillip 12, 48), Evolution FC 1 (Zayn Colthrust 26) at UTT/ Valsayn;

Crown Trace FC 6 (Israel Outar 3, 90, Negaste Moore 15, Josiah Samuel 31, Tyrese David 45, Jayden Bartholomew 63), Cooper’s Academy 3 (Kyle Phillip 21, 46, Elijah Young 62) at UTT/ Valsayn;

Harlem Strikers 1, Boyce Sports SC 3 at UTT/ Valsayn;

U-20 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Premier SC         6-5-1-0-14-5-16

Crown Trace      6-3-3-0-20-12-12

Kamillionare      5-2-2-1-9-10-8

Cooper’s CA       6-1-3-2-12-12-6

Boyce SCC          5-1-3-1-10-10-6

Evolution FC      5-1-2-2-9-8-5

Prison FC            5-1-2-2-9-10-5

Harlem St’rs       6-0-0-6-2–19–0

East Zone

Under-14 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Beatnix SC 1 (Own goal), Creek SCC 1 (Antonio Frank) at El Dorado West Secondary;

Cardinals FA 1 (Dylan Suarez 70+4), AIA Eagles 1 (Jordan Blair 40) at El Dorado West Secondary;

San Juan Jabloteh 2 (Zephaniah Prince 43, Asaiah Alexander 66), FC Santa Rosa 0 at El Dorado West Secondary;

Arima Araucans 3 (Janio Marcano, Javan Smith, Jerrel Hackshaw), Blue Hawks 0 at El Dorado West Secondary;

U-14 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Beatnix SC    6-5-1-0-19-3–16

Blue Hawks   6-4-1-1-13-8-13

Creek SCC    6-3-2-1-26-5-11

Araucans        6-3-0-3-7-7-9

Jabloteh         6-2-2-2-11-8-8

Cardinals FA 6-2-1-3-12-13-7

Santa Rosa     6-1-0-5-7-24-3

AIA                 6-0-1-5-1–27–1

Boys Under-17

(Sunday 23 March)

Creek SCC 2 (Renaldo Punnette [2]), Trincity Nationals 0 at El Dorado West Secondary;

AIA Eagles 0, Arima Araucans 4 (Melick Adams 23, Jordan Pryce 42, Dimitre Jones 44, Cristiano Hinds 77) at El Dorado West Secondary;

San Juan Jabloteh 4 (Kaylon Serrette 2, Shumba Cudjoe 27, Jamol George 47, Cory Marryshaw 48), Santa Rosa 0 at El Dorado West Secondary;

Maloney RFA 3 (Tafari Kerr [2], Emmanuel Guerra), Blue Hawks 0 at El Dorado West Secondary;

U-17 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Jabloteh         6-6-0-0-25–1–18

Maloney RFA 6-4-1-1-18-7-13

Santa Rosa     6-2-2-2-9-13-8

Araucans        6-2-1-3-8-7-7

Trincity Nat   6-2-1-3-8-10-7

Blue Hawks    6-2-0-4-7-13-6

Creek SCC     6-2-0-4-8-18-6

AIA                 6-1-1-4-8-22–4

Under-20 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

QPCC FC 2 (Makai Simmons, Israel Joseph), Adrenaline FA 0 at St Augustine Secondary;

Tinto’s Sporting Academy 1 (Daniel Votor 11 pen), San Juan Jabloteh 3 (Kadeem Maloney 15, Kemarley Pierre 18, Daniel George 48) at St Augustine Secondary;

FC Ginga 3 (Kafense McKell 74, 89, Mikel Murray 85), AIA Eagles 1 (Jayden Solozano 61) at St Augustine Secondary;

U-20 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Jabloteh         4-4-0-0-19-4–12

QPCC             4-3-1-0-22–4–10

FC Ginga        5-3-1-1-18-7-10

Tinto’s SA      5-2-0-3-14-22-6

Adrenaline     5-1-0-4-4-23–3

AIA                 5-0-0-5-5-22-0

North Zone

Under-14 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Trendsetter Hawks 6 (Israel Wickham 2, 8, 29, 64 pen, Ijah Charles 14, 60), AC POS 0 at East Mucurapo Secondary;

Santa Cruz Utd 1 (Darren Diaz 41), Project Pro 1 (Jose Solimon 49) at East Mucurapo Secondary;

Dibe Dragons 2 (Joel Sutton 18, Malik Mulrain 25), Pro Series 4 (Amani Delph 10, Zaa’van Joseph 12, 70, Cameron Watkins 40) at East Mucurapo Secondary;

Moka Lions 0, City FC 3 (Keanu Sealy 15, Jiair Nanton 51, Christiano Buoninfante 63) at East Mucurapo Secondary;

U-14 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Pro Series       6-6-0-0-24–3–18

City FC           6-4-1-1-21-4-13

Trendsetter    6-4-1-1-18-3-13

Moka Lions    6-2-1-3-10-9-7

Santa Cruz     6-2-2-2-9-10-8

Dibe Dragons 6-1-1-4-5-23-4

Project Pro     6-1-1-4-7-15-4

AC POS          6-0-1-5-3–30–1

Under-17 Division

(Sunday 23 March)

Pro Series 4 (Jake Barclay 7, Jordan Grant 30 pen, Garcia Giovanni 38, Ezekiel Bernard 72), T&T Maestros 0 at Mucurapo West Secondary;

Trendsetter Hawks 3 (Gabriel Frederick 8, 62, Jaquan Phillip 42), Santa Cruz Utd 0 at Mucurapo West Secondary;

AC POS 2 (Jahlon Stewart 40, Kadon Matthews 45), Cardinals FC 3 (Zachary Dickson 54, 72, Jaylon Roberts 59) at Mucurapo West Secondary;

U-17 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Pro Series       6-5-1-0-36-1–16

Cardinals       6-5-1-0-35-6-16

Trendsetter    6-5-0-1-37-6-15

Santa Cruz     6-2-1-3-10-16-7

AC POS          6-2-0-4-16-12-6

Project Pro     5-2-0-3-12-14-6

Maestros         6-0-1-5-8-31-1

Betis TT          5-0-0-5-1–69–0

Under-20 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Pro Series 3 (Jaedon Samuel 9, Jalane Browne 55, Josante Duncan 82 pen), City FC 2 (Jediah David 36, Finn De Freitas 68) at Mucurapo West Secondary;

Extreme FC 0, Trendsetter Hawks 3 (Jahime Joseph [2], Keon Dottin) at Mucurapo West Secondary;

Moka Lions vs Seekers FC at Mucurapo West Secondary;

Moka get three points due to Seekers’ withdrawal

U-20 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Pro Series       6-6-0-0-40–4–18

City FC           6-5-0-1-31-6-15

Trendsetter     6-3-1-2-33-10-10

Extreme FC    5-3-0-2-24-9-9

Moka Lions    6-2-1-3-10-18-7

Seekers FC     6-1-0-5-5-29-3

Betis TT          4-1-0-3-3–45–3

Laventille       5-0-0-5-3-33-0

South Zone

Under-14 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Point Fortin YFA 7 (Aden George [2], Malachi Joseph, Aari Bernard, Israel Sutherland, Tyshawn Thomas, Andre Toussaint), Tiny Mike’s 0

Cox Coaching School 6 (Nathaniel Howell 6, 28, Jaylon Carrington 8, 26, Azarion Richardson 9, Malacai Joseph OG 29), Dunstan Williams SA 3 (Aliandro Asevero 51, 54, 73)

(Sunday 23 March)

Uprising Youths 1 (Jordan Brazlon 30), Carrat Shed FFA 1 (Jeremiah Taylor 57)

U-14 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Pt Fortin YFA 4-4-0-0-22–2–12

Cox Coaching  4-2-0-1-17-6-9

Uprising Yths   4-1-2-1-7-8-5

DWSA              4-1-1-2-13-13-4

Carrat Shed     4-1-1-2-5-17-4

Tiny Mike’s      4-0-0-4-1-19-0

Under-17 Division

(Sunday 23 March)

Uprising Youths 1 (Shakeem Phillip 39), Cox Coaching School 3 (Jahiem Thomas 13, Jaylon Forbes 27, Donovon Drayton Jr 65);

Point Fortin YFA 5 (Tsean Simon 10, 13 pen, Jelani Scott 17, Michael Joseph 31, Kymani Aberdeen 72), Evolution FC 0;

Penal Is Love 2 (Ty Superville-Hernandez 7, Runako Alexis 29), Moka Lions 6 (Stephen-Elai Seales 5, 71, Josima Amfred 12, Juhdon King 49, Jayden Redhead 62, Kevez Quintero 78);

Dunstan Williams SA 3 (Kyron Baptiste 40+1 pen, Akiel George 49, Brighton Ramcharan 80+1), Carrat Shed FFA 2 (Michael Ranghill 1, Hezekiah Gabkin 40+4);

U-17 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Cox Coaching   6-5-1-0-13-4-16

Pt Fortin YFA  6-4-2-0-22–2–14

Uprising Yths   6-3-1-2-12-10-10

Evolution FA    6-3-1-2-8-11-10

Moka Lions       6-2-2-2-12-7-8

DWSA               6-2-1-3-9-10-7

Carrat Shed      6-1-0-5-10-23-3

Penal Is Love    6-0-0-6-5–24–0

Under-20 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Police FC 2 (Jabari Mathlin 29, Malik Cerio 78), Gasparillo Youths 1 (Jaheim Abraham 42);

(Sunday 23 March)

Club Sando 4 (Darius Procope 45, Antonio Hills 53, Jerrel Cooper 75, 80), Carrat Shed FFA 2 (Isaiah Phillip 11, Orlando Hartman 34);

U-20 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Police FC          4-4-0-0-12–3–12

Club Sando      4-3-1-0-12-4-10

Gasparillo Yth 4-1-1-2-5-6-4

Mayo Youth     3-1-0-2-3-11–3

Carrat Shed     4-0-1-3-4-8-1

Penal Is Love    3-0-1-2-1-5-1

Tobago Zone

Under-14 Division

(Saturday 22 March)

Georgia FC 0, Ball Blasters YA 16 (Andion Thomas 6, 7, Amechie Howe 11, 12, 46, 47, 50, Ajani Phillips 21, Amani Hopkins 35+2 pen, Zaire McMillan 39, Jaden Marcelle 53, Immanuel Sobers 58, Djalminha Lewis 65, Gerald Williams 69) at Plymouth;

St Clair Coaching School 2 (Isaiah Charles 18, Terelle Phillips 68), Brother Ry FA 1 (Shaes Cummings 65) at Plymouth;

Jaric Titans SD 2 (Julian Sterling 25 pen, Zimarley Potts 42), Bethel United 0 at Plymouth;

U-14 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Ball Blasters    5-5-0-0-38–2–15

Bro Ry FA       5-3-0-2-10-8-9

St Clair CS      3-2-1-0-10-2–7

Jaric Titans     5-2-0-3-23-11-6

Bethel Utd       5-1-1-3-5-11-4

Stokely Vale    3-1-0-2-3-13-3

Georgia FC     4-0-0-4-2–44–0

Under-20 Division

(Saturday 23 March)

Sidey’s FC 2 (Isaiah Mundy 9, Javan Crooks 14), Tobago Select 1 (Shakeel Black 11) at Speyside;

Georgia FC 1 (J’sean Washington 90+4), Eagles FC 1 (Varel Wilson 2) at Speyside;

U-20 Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Sidey’s SC      4-2-2-0-4-1-8

Stokely Vale   4-2-1-1-6-4-7

FC Phoenix    4-2-0-2-4-7-6

Eagles FC        4-1-2-1-7-5-5

Tobago Select  4-1-1-2-7–7–4

Georgia FC      4-0-2-2-2-6-2

Girls Under-17

Trinidad

(Sunday 23 March)

AC POS 0, Trendsetter Hawks 3 (Nyomeigh Stewart 23, Akeria Leacock 15, Safeisha Ragguette 68) at Republic Bank Grounds;

Crown Trace FC 7 (Denyque Lewis 12, Israel Toussaint 16, 24, 28, Amaya Thomas 39, Kerlisha John 48, 72), Blue Hawks 0 at Republic Bank Grounds;

Pro Series 5 (Sydney Pollard 12, 60, Jaeda Wilson 32, Emma Collins 34, Scarlett Cole 38), Cox Coaching School 3 (Shemiah Toussaint 2, 69, Keara Cedeno 60) at Republic Bank Grounds;

Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Pro Series        5-5-0-0-23-6-15

Trendsetter     5-3-1-1-20-4–10

Crown Trace   5-3-0-2-10-10-9

Cox Coaching 5-2-2-1-13-8-8

AIA Eagles      5-2-1-2-12-4-7

AC POS           4-0-0-4-0-17-0

Blue Hawks    5-0-0-5-2-31–0

Tobago

(Sunday 23 March)

Tobago Chicas 1 (J’Naya Gray 16), Black Panthers 0 at Signal Hill;

Jewels SC 4 (Kimonique Spencer 9, 79, Janae Cordner 25, Leia Marie Balfour 34 pen), Combined Ballerz 0 at Signal Hill Grounds;

Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)

Tobago Chicas       4-4-0-0-5-0–12

Jewels SC               4-1-2-1-7-4-5

Black Panthers      4-1-1-2-3-4-4

Combined Ballerz 4-0-1-3-1–8–1