Controversial Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) administrator Laurence Seepersad should have resigned his post in shame, according to Scarborough Secondary representative and school teacher Salisha James, after Seepersad’s alleged misdirection led to sanctions and, ultimately, relegation from the Premier Division for the Tobago school. Instead, Seepersad has risen, unopposed, to …
Read More »SSFL abandons outstanding 2025 games; St Augustine and Malick stay up after controversial ruling
The Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) executive committee has abandoned four outstanding games from the 2025 season, with a significant impact on the respective divisions. The abandoned matches are: the Boys U-14 and U-16 National finals (both involving Naparima College and Signal Hill Secondary); the Girls Big Five final between …
Read More »Dear Editor: ‘Azaad is an unsung hero of Trinidad and Tobago football’
“[…] He was the oil in the machine, always smoothing the way, always ensuring, no matter how difficult the obstacle, that everything was in place. This was his character and his gift. “[…] He was never one to seek the limelight—quietly enjoying the thrill and glow of success in his …
Read More »Azaad Khan passes away; ex-SSFL and Jabloteh administrator was beloved administrator
Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) general secretary Azaad Khan passed away this morning. Khan, 71, had been ailing for some time and could not perform his duties during the 2025 season, due to poor health. A former Malick Secondary teacher, Khan was manager during the school’s heyday in the late …
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 …
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 …
Read More »Intercol 25: Jahda strikes again, as Malick upset Trinity (Moka) in North quarters
Malick Secondary pulled off the first upset of the 2025 Intercol competition yesterday, as they edged Trinity College (Moka) 1-0 at Queen’s Royal College grounds in the North Zone quarterfinals. Trinity were the third seeded team in the North while Malick are bottom of the zone’s six Premier Division teams …
Read More »Intercol 25: Malick ease past D’go Martin Central; Intercol match-ups finalised
Malick Secondary were the first Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier League team to take part in the 2025 Coca Cola Intercol competition, as they defeated Diego Martin Central Secondary 3-1 in a North Zone Preliminary affair at Moka today. Malick will face Trinity College (Moka) next in the North …
Read More »SSFL 25: San Juan North’s fate still in balance, after draw away to Trinity (Moka)
San Juan North Secondary picked up a point on the road yesterday against Trinity College (Moka), but might feel they let two slip—as they again failed to hang on to a lead. On Tuesday, the “San Juan Kings” conceded an injury time goal against Signal Hill Secondary in a 1-1 …
Read More »SSFL 25: ‘Baby Hulk’ too much for Malick, as ‘Pres Lions’ win again
Presentation College (San Fernando) captain Isaiah ‘Baby Hulk’ Jacob notched his eighth and ninth goals of the season today—from just four games—as the southern powerhouse continued their perfect start to the 2025 SSFL Premier Division campaign, with a 4-1 dismissal of Malick Secondary at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella. …
Read More »Intercol 24: Fatima hold off Malick in thriller; QRC edge St Anthony’s
Fatima College are still alive in the 2024 Coca Cola National Intercol competition, but they were pushed to the brink by Malick Secondary in a seven-goal thriller at Diego Martin Complex today. In the end, Fatima held on for a 4-3 win. They will meet Queen’s Royal College in next …
Read More »“I want to be better than my father”: One-on-one with Malick standout Jordan Ferdinand
“[…] I want to be a professional footballer, but my first goal is to be better than my father (former FC Santa Rosa player Jeffrey Ferdinand). “People always tell me my father was a good player, so I always try to push myself to be better than him so the …
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