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The Editor,
I have been a supporter of Trinidad and Tobago football both as spectator and player, my love for the game started when games were played in front of the Grand Stand Queens Park Savannah under a stern administrator Mr Eric James as President.
SAN JUAN North and St Augustine will meet next Thursday, at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima, in the East Zonal final of the Coca Cola Intercol competition.
St Mary's College can finally breathe a sigh of relief after they surprised rivals Queen's Royal College (QRC) which defeated them 1-0 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) which ended on Monday.
Carapichaima East Secondary will go after its ninth title in the Central Zone of the Coca Cola InterCol after the team crushed Couva East 7-0 at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Balmain, Couva on Wednesday.
Congratulations to Naparima College on winning the 2019 Secondary Schools Football League for the second consecutive year. Not only have they won back to back titles but, yet again, they have played unbeaten throughout the season. They are undoubtedly the best school team in the league and thoroughly deserve to be champions. This year, it again came down to the last round of games and it was a straight fight between themselves and Presentation College of San Fernando.
Only 20 teams are left in this year's CocaCola Intercol competition.
It rained goals in the North Zone of the Coca Cola InterCol on Monday at the Hasely Crawford, Mucurapo, with Premiership strugglers Malick Secondary hammering Diego Martin North Secondary 13-0. And in another game, demoted premier division campaigners Trinity Moka made a bold statement for the zone's InterCol title by clobbering St Francis College 3-0.
DEFENDING Coca Cola Intercol South Zone champions, Naparima College, sounded a clear warning to their rivals as they advanced to the semi-final round of the 2019 edition courtesy an 8-0 thrashing of Rio Claro West at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella yesterday.
Defending SSFL champs make it two in a row
ONCE again, Naparima College were crowned Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division champions after maintaining a 14-match unbeaten streak.