This report covers trinidad tobago: naparima college with key details and context.
Naparima College, currently at the top of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) premier division with 12 points, is preparing for a match against Scarborough Secondary in Tobago on October 1. The team has achieved an unbeaten record so far this season, winning all four of their matches, scoring a total of 15 goals while conceding only one.
Their most recent match against San Juan North Secondary, which was scheduled for September 27, was postponed. However, Naparima is eager to secure a fifth consecutive victory to maintain their lead over Presentation College (San Fernando), who is also in contention with four wins.
Scarborough Secondary, newly promoted to the premier division, has faced challenges this season, managing to earn only two points from five matches. They will be looking to improve their standing by putting up a strong performance against the league leaders.
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In another match, Presentation College will host Arima North Secondary at the Arima Velodrome. Presentation College aims to climb to the top of the table, while Arima North is looking to enhance their record, which currently stands at one win, two draws, and two losses.
St Augustine Secondary, sitting in sixth place with eight points, is set to face third-placed St Mary’s College, who remains unbeaten this season. St Mary’s College has scored a league-high 19 goals in their five games played so far.
Additionally, Queen’s Royal College will compete against San Juan, and Trinity College East will host the reigning champions, Fatima College. Other matches scheduled include St Anthony’s College versus Trinity Moka, and a matchup between Malick Secondary and Carapichaima East Secondary, both of whom are currently struggling at the bottom of the standings.
The upcoming matches are crucial as teams vie for points to improve their positions in the league. Fans and supporters are expected to turn out in numbers to cheer for their respective teams as the competition intensifies.
As the season progresses, the performance of each team will be closely monitored, with particular attention on the top contenders and their ability to maintain form. The league continues to showcase emerging talents and competitive spirit among the schools involved.
Overall, the SSFL premier division remains an exciting platform for young athletes to demonstrate their skills and contribute to their school’s legacy in Trinidad and Tobago’s football landscape.
