San Fernando Boys will try to turn back the challenges of the Tobago teams when they meet Whim Anglican at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in the Atlantic Primary School Football League from 10 am today.
Tobago schools have been dominant in the competition so far as the round of 16 competition stage, sees their boys and girls teams in with good chances of winning both titles. Tobago has two of four boys teams still in the competition.
In the boys category, ten-time champions Bon Accord Government have shown that they are favourites to regain the title they lost to Santa Flora Government last year. They have already beaten Vos Government and Manzanilla Government. Bon Accord will meet Tunapuna RC at Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago, in the semifinal on Wednesday at 11 am.
Also in the contest is Whim Anglican, Tobago’s runner’s up to Bon Accord, which won their round of 16 game against La Brea. However, they will have to wait until today’s quarterfinal against San Fernando Boys RC to know their opponent. The winner will meet seven-time champions Arima Boys RC who beat Fifth Company Baptist and Valencia South.
In the girls divison, Tobago champion Pentecostal Light and Life won both games en-route to the semifinal. They demolished St Barb’s before edging St Mary’s Home in the quarter-final last Friday. They will playLower Cumuto in the semifinal on Wednesday at 10 am.
Champion of the Caroni Education District, Longdenville will clash with 2011 semi-finalist Vance River who have been equally impressive. The two will meet at Mannie Ramjohn Stadium on Wednesday at 10 am.