Subway to glory: who do you think will win the SSFL Premiership?

Who do you think will win the 2026 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Sportt Premiership Division competition—and why?

Wired868 wants to hear from football fans and there is something in it for you!

Referee Isaiah McIntyre (second from left) leads out the Fatima College and St Mary’s College players for a SSFL Premiership Division contest at Mucurapo Road on 7 October 2026.
Photo: Nicholas Bhajan/ Wired868.

Subway is offering $100 gift certificates to local sport fans, as we gauge your views on Trinidad and Tobago sport.

Here is how to take part: give us a response (in our comment section on our website or below this question on our social media pages) between 200 and 600 words on our sport questions; feel free to think outside of the box; be fresh! The top answers will be shortlisted by Wired868, with the winner selected at random. There will be one winner per question.


You can justify your response using whichever metric you choose—but you have to explain your choice.

So do you feel that 2026 is the year for Signal Hill Secondary? Will Fatima College’s free-scoring frontline lead them to glory? Can St Mary’s College snatch the first Premiership title in their history?

St Mary’s College midfielder Deron Blackman (centre) runs with the ball SSFL Premiership action against Fatima College at Mucurapo Road on 7 October 2026.
Photo: Nicholas Bhajan/ Wired868.

Will southern juggernauts and defending champions Naparima College come from behind to take the prestigious schoolboy honour?

Could eastern challengers Arima North Secondary or Hillview College spring a surprise?

Or will there be another winner altogether?

Deadline to challenge for our first Subway prize is 6pm on Sunday 11 October. And our first winner will be announced on Monday 12 October.

Leave your views in the comments section, follow the directions given above, and win a fresh, tasty treat from Subway!

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