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Five Rivers Secondary and Pleasantville Secondary will join St Joseph’s Convent (Port of Spain) in the 2025 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Girls Championship Big Five competition, after emphatic wins in their respective zones yesterday evening.
Five Rivers only needed a draw yesterday, in a top of the table clash with second placed Bishop Anstey High School East, to secure the East Zone title with two games to spare. Instead, they used the opportunity to make another show of force, as they routed BAHSE 10-0.
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Pleasantville Secondary did not mess about either, as they mauled Moruga Secondary 15-0 to virtually assure themselves of a Big Five finish.
Technically, St Joseph’s Convent (San Fernando), who beat St Stephen’s College 3-1 yesterday, can still win the South Zone. However, for that to happen, Convent would need to defeat Moruga Secondary 54-0 in their next match, while also needing ‘P-ville’ to lose to both St Stephen’s and Moruga.
Let’s just say that such results are highly improbable at this stage.
The competition is still alive in Tobago though, although Signal Hill Secondary are favourites.
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Scarborough Secondary reclaimed first position yesterday with a 3-2 win away to Bishop’s High, which put them one point clear of Signal Hill. However, the latter school, who are the defending champions, have two games in hand.
There are four rounds remaining in the Tobago Girls Championship, along with Signal Hill’s two postponed games.
Scarborough will be poised to pounce on any error from the champs. But, thus far, Signal Hill have not given a hint that a slip is likely—as they have six wins from as many games with 49 goals scored and two conceded.
There were no games in the Central Zone yesterday, where leaders Chaguanas South Secondary hold a three point lead over second placed Holy Faith Convent (Couva).
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SSFL Girls Championship results
East Zone
(Thu 17 Oct)
Five Rivers Secondary 10, Bishop Anstey East 0.
El Dorado East Sec 0, San Juan North Secondary 4.
Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)
- Five Rivers Sec 6-6-0-0-72–1-18
- San Juan North 6-3-1-2-14-7-10
- BAHSE 7-3-1-3-24-25-10
- St Augustine Sec 5-2-0-3-11-32-6
- El Dorado East 6-0-0-6-0–56-0
North Zone
(Thu 16 Oct)
Tranquillity Secondary 0, Holy Name Convent (POS) 4.
East Mucurapo Secondary 2, Diego Martin Central Sec 2.
Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)
- SJC POS 6-6-0-0-49–0-18
- East Mucurapo 7-3-3-1-18-12-12
- Holy Name 6-3-1-2-16-18-10
- Diego Martin Sec 6-1-2-3-12-31-4
- Tranquillity Sec 7-0-0-7-1–35-0
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South Zone
(Thu 16 Oct)
Pleasantville Secondary 15, Moruga Secondary 0.
St Stephen’s College 1, St Joseph’s Convent (San Fernando) 3.
Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)
- Pleasantville Sec 4-4-0-0-56–0-12
- SJC S/F’do 5-3-0-2-12-22-9
- St Stephen’s Coll 5-1-1-3-8-35-4
- Moruga Sec 4-0-1-2-5-24-1
Tobago Zone
(Thu 17 Oct)
Pentecostal Light & Life 0, Signal Hill Sec 5 (Alliyah Baptiste [3], Ty’Kaiya Dennis [2]).
Scarborough Secondary 3 (Adrianna Fowler, Alexcia Montique, Zuri Lions), Bishop’s High 2 (Gyasi Lewis, Anika Hector).
Speyside High 2 (Terrysha Harry, Tyara McKenna), Mason Hall Secondary 1 (Malia Lawrence).
Standings (Played-Won-Drew-Lost-Goals For-Goals Against-Points)
- Scarborough Sec 8-6-1-1-28-7-19
- Signal Hill Sec 6-6-0-0-49–2-18
- Bishop’s High 7-4-0-3-31-8-12
- Pentecostal L&L 7-2-2-3-8-17-8
- Speyside High 5-2-1-2-8-8-7
- Mason Hall Sec 8-1-0-7-7-54-3
- Roxborough Sec 5-0-0-5-2-37-0
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