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Monday, March 10, 2025

Wilson’s double lifts Bishops past Goodwood 4-1

by

Walter Alibey
902 days ago
20220919
Arima North Secondary players celebrated a goal against El Dorado East Secondary during the Tiger Tanks Secondary School Football League at the Arima North Secondary in Arima, on Friday. Arima North won 3-1. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

Arima North Secondary players celebrated a goal against El Dorado East Secondary during the Tiger Tanks Secondary School Football League at the Arima North Secondary in Arima, on Friday. Arima North won 3-1. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

Daniel Prentice

Bish­op’s High School in To­ba­go got a dou­ble strike from Ma­lik Wil­son in a 4-1 vic­to­ry over Good­wood Sec­ondary School in the Cham­pi­onship Di­vi­sion of the Tiger Tanks Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League (SS­FL) on Sat­ur­day at the Cyd Gray Sta­di­um in Rox­bor­ough.

The game was the first of the sea­son for a team that con­test­ed the 2018 top-flight Pre­mier­ship Di­vi­sion be­fore be­ing de­mot­ed that same year. How­ev­er, they again sent a strong sig­nal of be­ing the team to ad­vance to the qual­i­fy­ing Big Five Play-Off at the end of the sea­son.

Wil­son’s dou­ble strike was com­ple­ment­ed by equal­ly valu­able items from Kaieem Lewis and Gio­van­ni Burke, which as­sured them max­i­mum points and a per­fect start to their cam­paign.

In the an­oth­er con­test in the sis­ter-isle, Sig­nal Hill and Rox­bor­ough Sec­ondary shared points in a 1-1 tie.

In the South Zone, Siparia West Sec­ondary con­tin­ued their win­ning ways on Fri­day with a 3-2 tri­umph over Point Fortin Sec­ondary, cour­tesy of a brace from Akel Vasprey and an­oth­er from Isa­iah Git­tens that moved them to six points from two match­es.

Last week, the Siparia lads had a feast at their home ground with Fyz­abad An­gli­can Sec­ondary, ham­mer­ing them 10-0. How­ev­er, Fyz­abad which suf­fered a sus­pen­sion by the school league for a range of is­sues back in 2017, re­bound­ed on Fri­day by de­feat­ing Princes Town Sec­ondary 6-3, a win that came cour­tesy of a beaver-trick (four) from Jahiem Mil­lette and two oth­er goals from Mar­cus Van­der­pool and Kee­gan Har­ri­man.

In the East Zone, Shane Bur­nette-Mat­tis con­vert­ed from the penal­ty spot to hand the boys from up Cal­vary Hill (Holy Cross Col­lege) a 1-0 ad­van­tage in the 11th minute, be­fore Har­monie Ottway curled the ball in­to the goal from a cor­ner to in­crease his team’s lead to 2-0 in the 24th minute.

And be­fore the teams left the pitch for the half­time break, Ja­nari Hold­er-Vil­lafana notched his team’s third in the 44th minute for a 3-2 tri­umph at home over Va­len­cia Sec­ondary.

Friday’s re­sults

TO­BA­GO (Sat­ur­day):

• ↓Sig­nal Hill 1 vs Rox­bor­ough 1

• ↓Bish­ops High 4 (Ma­lik Wil­son 2, Kaieem Lewis, Gio­van­ni Burke) vs Good­wood 1

• ↓Pen­te­costal Light &Life vs Ma­son Hall (POST­PONED Un­suit­able field)

SOUTH (Fri­day):

• ↓Fyz­abad An­gli­can 6 (Jahiem Mil­lette 4, Mar­cus Van­der­pool, Kee­gan Har­ri­man vs Princes Town 3

• ↓Siparia West 3 (Isa­iah Git­tens, Akel Vasprey 2) vs Point Fortin 2

NORTH (Fri­day):

• ↓Blan­chisseuse 3 (Abra­ham Kirk 2, Roger Kirk) vs Mu­cu­rapo West 2

• ↓Tran­quil­i­ty 0 vs Trin­i­ty Col­lege/Mo­ka 2

• ↓St Mary’s Col­lege 4 vs Diego Mar­tin Cen­tral- 0

EAST (Fri­day):

• ↓Holy Cross 3 (Shane Bur­nette-Mat­tis 11th, Har­monie Ottway 24th, Ja­nari Hold­er-Vil­lafana 44th) vs Va­len­cia 2

• ↓Five Rivers 3 vs Man­zanil­la 1 (Jay­don Re­my)

• ↓Ari­ma North 3 vs El Do­ra­do East 1 (Cameron Gul­ston)

CEN­TRAL (Fri­day)

• ↓Preysal vs Mir­a­cle Min­istries (post­poned)

• ↓Cou­va East vs AS­JA Boys (post­poned)


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