Leaders Naparima College will be fighting for their first Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division title since the pandemic when they face second placed Signal Hill Secondary from 3.30pm today at Lewis Street, San Fernando. However, “Naps” can end up in a boardroom battle for their Premier Division survival—regardless …
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Big 5: Speyside seal Premier spot with Mucurapo West romp; Tobago nears SSFL history
Speyside Secondary secured the last promotion spot for the 2026 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division season yesterday afternoon, with a resounding 6-0 win over Mucurapo West Secondary in First Citizen Big Five action at Speyside. It is the second time that Speyside, who were demoted in 2024, forced …
Read More »Intercol 25: North final postponed; ‘Pres Lions’ dethrone St Benedict’s down south
The North Zone Intercol final between defending champions Fatima College and St Anthony’s College, initially scheduled for this afternoon at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, has been moved to Wednesday 3 December. The Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Fixtures Committee, headed by assistant secretary administration Laurence Seepersad, formally informed the relevant …
Read More »SSFL 25: St Augustine relegated after Signal Hill forfeiture; three-way race for league title
St Augustine Secondary have paid the price for their failure to travel to Tobago to face Signal Hill Secondary in a rescheduled Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division fixture on Monday 17 November, after the SSFL Disciplinary Committee ruled against them this morning. The Disciplinary Committee, led by chairman …
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Football’s fatal blind spot: ‘ML’ Adams’ family want medical support at community games legislated
Emmanuel “ML” Adams left home on that Saturday afternoon thinking about winning a football match. By nightfall, his family would be shattered by a loss they are still struggling to comprehend and overcome. The 32-year-old soldier collapsed to the turf of the Mahaica Sporting Complex in Point Fortin after the …
Read More »Vaneisa: Is patriotism overrated?
Thinking about the issue of belonging, I have been wanting to return to the subject of patriotism. I came across this column I had written in September 2021. Essentially, it was what I have wanted to say. So, here is a version of it. In the seventies, my large group …
Read More »Intercol 25: San Juan North penalise Arima North to maintain East KO dominance
San Juan North Secondary will seek their third East Zone Intercol title in four seasons on Wednesday, after they edged Arima North Secondary 5-4 on penalty kicks—following an exciting 2-2 draw at the Arima school ground. The “Dial Dynamos” led 2-0 at the interval, as playmaker Darren De Four converted …
Read More »Daly Bread: Govt’s revitalisation goals must include socio-economic reform
However the intended and laudable “revitalisation” of Trinidad and Tobago may proceed, the long standing need for socio-economic reform, accountable governance, and massive bureaucracy busting cannot be evaded. It is an essential part of any revitalisation. I therefore fully support the statement in a recent Trinidad Express editorial that “in …
Read More »Intercol 25: Fatima edge St Mary’s on penalties; St Anthony’s down Malick
Defending North Zone Intercol champions Fatima College are through to the 2025 final—but only just, after edging St Mary’s College 4-3 on penalty kicks, after a thrilling 3-3 draw at the Hasely Crawford Stadium. Fatima will play St Anthony’s College in Tuesday’s North Intercol final at the same venue, after …
Read More »Intercol 25: ‘Green Machine’ seal East final spot, as rain delays Arima North and San Juan
St Augustine Secondary booked their place in the East Intercol final today, with a straightforward 2-0 win over second division outfit St George’s College at Warren Street in St Augustine. On Monday, St George’s stunned Premier Division outfit Trinity College East on penalties in Trincity. However, they could not produce …
Read More »SSFL 25: Signal Hill maul Trinity East 9-2, St Augustine no-show heading to disciplinary hearing
Signal Hill Secondary produced their biggest win of the season today, as they mauled Trinity College East 9-2 in a rescheduled fixture in Tobago—to remain in the hunt for the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division title. The game was one-sided from early on, as Signal Hill raced three …
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