Trinidad and Tobago: Cool It FC Dominates in Big Ballers Football League

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Cool It FC delivered a strong performance in the Big Ballers Football League on September 26, securing a decisive victory at the Northeastern Regional Indoor Sport Complex in Sangre Grande. The team is aiming for a third consecutive title in the region and a $100,000 prize, having previously won the 2025 Fishing Pond Football League and the 2025 Anthony Wolfe Sweet 16 League.

Cool It began the tournament with a commanding 4-0 win over Young Guns and followed that up with a 2-0 victory against Manzanilla Challengers Rebirth. The Manzanilla team initially held their ground in the first half but struggled against Cool It’s experienced players in the second half.

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Notable players on the Cool It roster include former national team members Keron “Ball Pest” Cummings, Kevon “Showtime” Woodley, and Anthony Wolfe. Cummings opened the scoring in the 52nd minute with a penalty kick after a handball was called. Wolfe, at 41 years old, showcased his defensive skills with a crucial interception that prevented a potential equalizer. Kareem De Freitas sealed the win with a header in the 66th minute, capitalizing on a long throw-in.

Manzanilla’s Darkeil Ferreira missed a late opportunity to score, sending his shot over the bar from a tight angle. In another match, Wolf Pack and Narcos defeated Seed of Greatness (Biche) 11-0, with Shackiel Henry scoring five goals.

The league continues with upcoming matches, including Boys Town against Eastern County and Dream Team facing Young Guns.