Holy Name Con­vent in Port-of-Spain and Five Rivers Sec­ondary on Sunday com­plet­ed per­fect sea­sons, win­ning all 10 match­es for a to­tal of 30 points to ad­vance to the Tiger Tanks-spon­sored  Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League (SS­FL) Girls Cham­pi­onship Di­vi­sion Big Five Play-Off.

The North­ern­ers were sched­uled to face Diego Mar­tin Cen­tral in their fi­nal match of the sea­son at Fa­ti­ma Col­lege ground in Port-of-Spain, and they re­ceived full points with­out even a ball be­ing kicked, as Diego Mar­tin Cen­tral failed to show up for the en­counter.

Alana Ramdeen, the Holy Name man­ager­ess, was elat­ed yes­ter­day as her pre­dic­tion of be­ing the team from the north zone to qual­i­fy for the Big 5 came through.

Al­so yes­ter­day in the north, St Joseph’s Con­vent got four goals from Kait­lyn Dar­went and three from Emi­ly Nan­ton in de­stroy­ing Bish­op Anstey High, Port-of-Spain, 7-2, at their home ground in St Clair for the sec­ond spot on the stand­ings with 24 points.

Joan­na Kennedy was the scor­er of the Bish­op’s two goals.

The Holy Name out­fit now joins Five Rivers Sec­ondary, the on­ly oth­er team with a 100 per cent record this sea­son.

Yes­ter­day, the Arou­ca girls edged San Juan North, 2-1, away to re­ceive a max­i­mum of 30 points.

Their clos­est chal­lenger, Bish­op Anstey East, main­tained its sec­ond-place po­si­tion on the stand­ings with 16 points af­ter a con­vinc­ing 7-3 vic­to­ry over St Au­gus­tine.

The win came cour­tesy of a beaver-trick (four goals) from the pro­lif­ic Orielle Mar­tin and a dou­ble from an equal­ly tal­ent­ed Megan Brig­gs. The oth­er goal was scored by Emi­ly Har­ri­lal.