SSFL 25: Signal Hill and Scarborough surge, while Trinity East stumble


Tobago schools had a successful afternoon in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division yesterday, as Signal Hill Secondary and Scarborough Secondary both registered vital wins over St Anthony’s College and Trinity College East in rescheduled matches.

Signal Hill registered two goals in either half, as Jermaine Morgan, J’meke Watkins, Kyle James and Immanual Wright all got on the score sheet.

Signal Hill Secondary attacker Jermaine Morgan (centre, green shirt) tries to keep the ball during SSFL Premier Division action against Presentation College (San F’do) at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium on 11 October 2025.
Photo: Nicholas Bhajan/ Wired868.

The result took coach Downie Marcelle’s team to within nine points of leaders Naparima College, but with three games in hand against: St Augustine Secondary, Trinity College East and Malick Secondary.

If Signal Hill maintain their current trajectory, their closing game against Naparima at Lewis Street, San Fernando could meet both sides on 34 points.


For St Anthony’s College, yesterday represented an anticlimactic end to their 2025 Premier Division season as they followed up wins over Naparima and defending champions Fatima College with successive defeats against Malick, St Augustine Secondary and Signal Hill respectively.

Next Tuesday, the “Westmoorings Tigers” play Mucurapo West Secondary in the North Zone Intercol quarterfinals and would be desperate to end their current slump.

Scarborough Secondary left back TO Peters (foreground) tries an improved clearance during SSFL Premier Division action against St Anthony’s College at Westmoorings on 4 October 2025.
Photo: Nicholas Williams/ Wired868.

For Scarborough Secondary, who have been stuck in the relegation zone since September, yesterday’s win over Trinity College East gave them real hope of surviving the drop.

The newly promoted team are still 15th in the 16-team table, with the bottom three outfits certain of demotion. However, they have two games left—away to Trinity College (Moka) and at home to San Juan North Secondary.

Three more points might save Scarborough’s season, while six points definitely would.

SSFL Premier Division results

(Thu 13 November)

Signal Hill Sec 4 (Jermaine Morgan 13, J’meke Watkins 23, Kyle James 49, Immanual Wright 79), St Anthony’s College 0 at Signal Hill;

Trinity East 1 (Jehrell Ignatius 55), Scarborough Secondary 4 (Jervae Weekes 32, Jayden Pope 43, Theo Bruce 60, Johan Elliot 64) at Trincity.

2025 Premier Division

PosClubPWDLFAGDPts
11512124283437
215120345133236
315111340112934
415102348242432
514101345172831
6158163025525
7157263135-423
8156453427722
9155462325-219
10155373123818
11153571936-1714
121541102155-3413
13153393043-1312
14143381643-2712
15152582227-511
16150015772-650

Upcoming fixtures

(Mon 17 November)

Signal Hill Sec v St Augustine Sec, 3.30pm, Signal Hill;

(Tue 18 Nov)

Trinity College v Scarborough Secondary, 3.30pm, Moka;

(Thu 20 Nov)

Signal Hill Secondary v Trinity East, 3.30pm, Signal Hill;

Signal Hill Secondary midfielder Jediael Marcelle (left) stretches for the ball during SSFL Premier Division action against QRC in St Clair on 10 November 2025.
Photo: Nicholas Bhajan/ Wired868.

(Mon 24 Nov)

Signal Hill Secondary v Malick Secondary, 3.30pm, TBA;

(Thu 27 Nov)

Naparima College v Signal Hill Secondary, 3.30pm, Lewis Street;

Malick Secondary v Fatima College, 3.30pm, TBA;

Trinity East v St Benedict’s College, 3.30pm, Trincity;

Trinity College v Presentation (San F’do), 3.30pm, Moka;

Scarborough Secondary v San Juan North, 3.30pm, Shaw Park.

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