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Signal Hill Secondary will start Round 13 of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Sportt Premiership Division in second place, after being awarded a 3-0 win over Trinity College by the SSFL Disciplinary Committee. The two teams were scheduled to meet at Moka on Saturday 10 October, but the game …

We are nearing the last leg of the 2026 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Sportt Premiership Division, and there have been some compelling storylines already. Five teams are still in the hunt for the title, while nine schools are fighting to avoid relegation. But which game stood for you the …

Mrs M died last year. I remember the vegetables from her husband’s garden (including my first dragonfruit) and the delicacies that she meticulously prepared. She was a lovely woman who watched Ask the Doctor with religious fervour. She started visiting for her diabetes and I became close to her family. …

A recent event triggered an avalanche of blocked memories. One dates back to more than 50 years ago. A man of the fields had six daughters and a son right in the middle. He worked hard but when he earned some money it went to alcohol. He was violent then. …

St Mary’s College extended their lead atop the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) SporTT Premiership standings today with a 2-0 win away to Arima North Secondary, as the “Saints” maintained their chase of a maiden Premier Division crown. It took the visitors until the 61st minute to open their account, …

“[…] Under the proposed TTFA Statutes amendments, clubs would lose 21 votes, reducing their combined allocation from 36 to 15—a decrease of approximately 58.3%. Regional associations would gain six votes, increasing from 12 to 18, while the Women’s League would increase from two votes to three. “The proportional changes are …