Mucurapo Secondary scored three second half goals to defeat Carapichaima 3-1 and become the 2008 RBTT National Intercol Champions.

Carapichaima again shocked the football pundits after securing a 2-1 victory over North Zone rivals St Anthony's College at the Hasley Crawford Stadium.

Hat-trick hero, Kevin Molino led Mucurapo to the National Intercol final after with a convincing 3-1 victory over Presentation College San Fernando at the Hasley Crawford Stadium.

Carapichaima upset favorites St. Augustine Secondary 2-1 at the Marvin Lee Stadium to advance to the RBTT National Intercol Semi Finals against St. Anthony’s College.

Soca Warriors Autis Whitley, Keon Daniel and manager David Muhammad are all now on DE BENCH!!

Mucurapo Secondary waltzed into the RBTT National Intercol Finals with a 6-0 demolition of Arima Secondary at the Hasley Crawford Stadium.

Presentation College San Fernando gave a ruthless attacking display in the sister isle of Tobago when they defeated Scarborough 4-0

St. Anthony's College upset defending National Intercol Champions Naparima College 2-1 at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium.....

St. Augustine Secondary came from two goals behind to defeat a plucky Arima Secondary team 4-2 at the Marvin Lee Stadium to cop the 2008 RBTT East Zone title.

Mucurapo Secondary claimed the RBTT North Zone Intercol Title with a 5-2 trouncing of St. Anthony's College at Fatima Grounds.

Carapichaima continued their dominance in the Central Zone when they defeated Waterloo High School 4-0 to claim the 2008 RBTT Intercol Central Zone Title.

In a controversial match, Signal Hill defeated Scarbrough Secondary 3-1 at the Dwight Yorke Stadium. An appeal is being lodged by Scarborough which could see the result overturned.

2008 RBTT South Zone Intercol Final champions Naparima College celebrate their 4-2 penalty kick victory over Presentation College San Fernando

Fatima College goalkeeper John Thomas dives the wrong way as Qian Grovsnor scores St. Anthony's opening goal from the penalty spot.

Arima Secondary upset 2008 East Zone League Champions San Juan Secondary when they defeated them 1-0 at the Marvin Lee Stadium.

St. Augustine Secondary ended the run of surprise team Toco when they defeated them 1-0 at the Marvin Lee Stadium.

Mucurapo Secondary defeat St. Mary's College 3-2 at Fatima College grounds to advance to teh finals of the North Zone Intercol Final

Presentation College San Fernando emerged comfortable 3-1 winners over Pleasantville to set up what is sure to be another classic final against Naparima College.

Naparima College advanced to the RBTT South Zone Intercol Finals when they defeated St. Benedict's College 1-0 at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium.

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Scarborough Secondary defeated Mason Hall 2-0 to advance to the RBTT Tobago Intercol Finals against Signal Hill.

Signal Hill Secondary advanced to the finals of the Tobago RBTT Intercol competition thanks to a last gasp goal by Arthur Moses.

An injury time goal by Nicholas Armstrong propelled Arima Secondary into the semi finals of the RBTT East Zone Intercol competition.

Waterloo high trounced Preysal 4-1 at Carapichaima Grounds in RBTT Central Zone Intercol semi final action.

Prolific striker Neil Woodroffe is on the attack in RBTT Central Zone action at Presentation College Chaguanas grounds.

Mucurapo Senior glided into the semi-final of the North Zone Intercol competition today with an 8-0 victory over Woodbrook at QRC grounds.

Defending North Zone Intercol champions,St Mary's emerged victorious by 3-2 thanks to a stoppage time goal from Savion Kirton.

St. Benedict’s College had to come from behind in regulation and eventually edge a brave Siparia team 4-3 on penalty kicks.

Defending RBTT Intercol champions Naparima College ran up a cricket score in their South Zone Intercol Quarterfinal match against Senior Division team Shiva Boys High School.

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Fatima College easily defeated Malick Secondary 4-1 to move into the semi finals of the RBTT Intercol North Zone.

St. Anthony's College edged Trinity College 2-1 at QRC grounds to move into the semi finals of the RBTT Intercol North Zone.

Princes Town goal keeper Brandon Williams is at full stretch denying a Presentation attack in 2008 RBTT Intercol action

Pleasantville's Curtis Carrington is mobbed by his teammates after scoring in the 89th minute to give Pville a 1-0 victory over Vessigny High School

St. Augustine celebrate as they thrashed Hillview College 5-0 at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

The victorious Toco team poses after upsetting East Zone giants El Dorado Secondary 4-2 on penalty kicks.

The Central Zone is again the center of controversy as Marabella withdrew from the RBTT Intercol competition just one month after Chaguanas Senior made the decision to withdraw from the League competition.

Intercol kicked off today in the Central Zone with recently promoted Preysal taking on Asja and winning comfortably by 3-1 to advance to the semi-finals of this year's Central Zone Competition.

Debe High School captured the Girls Big Five Title today after they defeated favorites St Augustine by 1-0 at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium.

South Zone Champions, Naparima took all the plaudits today in the North vs South battle in the Big Five Final as they ran out 2-1 winners over North Zone Champions Mucurapo.

Mucurapo skipper Kevin Molino celebrates scoring his team's first goal against Carapichaima at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium

San Juan Secondary recorded a comfortable 3-1 victory over visting Signal Hill in 2008 SSFL Big Five action at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

The rescheduled fixture between Mucurapo Secondary and Trinity College turned out to be quite a spectacle as 'Compre' came from two goals down to tie the match and get that precious point to give them the North Zone league title.

Signal Hill grasp Big 5 place with 2-0 win over Scarborough

The teams are now all finalized....Carapichaima, Mucurapo, Naparima, Signal Hill, San Juan
Who will emerge as the Champions?

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Mason Hall trounce Speyside 7-0

Signal Hill edge Scarborough 1-0

Fatima College move to the top of the North Zone when they defeated QRC 2-0 at Fatima Grounds.

'Saints' defeat Trinity 3-1 to move 3rd

'Tigers' roar past Malick 3-0 to move 4th

'Naps' maul Siparia 4-1, Vessigny and 'Pres' draw goal less, P'ville and 'Benedict's' in 3-3 thriller

'Gustine' edges San Juan 1-0, 'El Do' defeat Hillview 2-0, Toco vs Trinity East referee no show

Chaguanas banned from SSFL, 'Caps' sinks 'Pres' 5-1, Waterloo edges Preysal in 7 goal thriller

Speyside 3 Roxborough 3; Speyside relegated

Mason Hall edges Signal Hill 1-0 to go top

Siparia eases past Princes Town 3-1; PTown relegated, 'Pres' edges 'Pville' 1-0 and 'Naps' pip 'Benedicts' 1-0

The North Zone Title goes down to the wire after Fatima College defeated neighbors Mucurapo Secondary 2-1 today at Fatima Grounds.

Relegation battle goes down to the wire Trinity 2 - Malick 2; 'Tigers' defeat QRC 2-0

Hillview get crucial away win at Toco, 'El Do' edge Trinity East 1-0, San Juan cruise past Arima 3-1

Chag. Secondary withdraws from SSFL, Waterloo seal 2nd spot & 'Caps' continue to steamroll

Kerron makes it two in a row

Trinidad and Tobago chooses its representative for the Red Bull Streets Style Finals in Sao Paulo, Brasil

The 2008 South Zone Champions - Naparima College

The 2008 East Zone League Champions - San Juan Secondary

The Mucurapo Secondary Players celebrate as they defeated St. Anthony's College 4-0. Mucurapo are now one point away from clinching the North Zone League title.

Mason Hall edges Scarborough 2-1, Signal Hill trounces Roxborough 4-0

'Naps' are South Zone Champs, 'Benedicts' edge P'Town 1-0, P'ville get precious win over Siparia.

'Caps' are Central Zone kings, Marabella and Preysal tie 1-1, Chaguanas Derby postponed.

San Juan one point away from league title, 'Gustine' edge Hillview 2-1, 'El Do' keeps faint title hopes alive.

Fatima College edge the 'Tigers' 1-0, QRC and CIC in 1-1 draw and Trinity vs Mucurapo officials no show

The match officials failed to turn up for this rescheduled fixture.

Pleasantville edges Princes Town 1-0; 'Pres' and 'Benedict's' draw 1-1

Scarborough whips Roxborough 5-0

Signal Hill get scare but edge past Speyside 3-2

'Caps' thrash Chaguanas 6-1

Waterloo 3 vs Marabella 0

Presyal and Pres Chaguanas tie 3-3 in a thriller

'Naps' edge 'PTown' 2-1

Vessigny 1 Pleasantville 0

Siparia vs Pres San Fdo stopped after 15 mins.

San Juan mauls Hillview 9-0

'Gustine' stuns 'El Do' 1-0

Arima edge Toco 3-2

QRC shocked by Malick 1-0

Fatima ease past Trinity 3-1

Mucurapo skipper Kevin Molino is tackled in North Zone action at Fatima Grounds. Mucurapo defeated the 'Saints' 2-0 to extend their lead at the top of the North Zone to five points.

Mason Hall moved to the top of the Tobago Zone when they routed Roxborough Composite 4-1 thanks to a Stefano Wright hattrick.

Vessigny High School edged Siparia 2-1 to close the gap between themselves and league leaders Naparima College to four points.

Avery Cabralis of El Dorado Secondary celebrates scoring his team's opening goal in 'El Do's 2-1 defeat of San Juan Secondary.

Mucurapo Secondary extends lead at the top of the North Zone.

CIC Skipper Veer-Lakhan Joseph celebrates scoring his first of two goals in a thriller of a match between CIC and Fatima College at CIC grounds. Fatima College came from two goals behind to get a deserved draw with a resurgent St. Mary's College team.

Waterloo whip Chagaunas 5-1

Carapichaima maul Preysal 5-0

Marabella and 'Pres' in goalless draw

'Naps' edge 'Pres' 1-0

 Vessigny pip Princes Town 3-2 in a thriller

 'Benedicts' draw 1-1 with Siparia.

San Jan edge Toco 1-0 to remain perfect

'Gustine' shocked 1-0 by Arima

Trinity East edge past Hillview 1-0

Mucurapo and QRC in goalless draw, Fatima holds Malick to 1-1 tie & CIC edge 'Tigers' in battle of the Saints

Mason Hall moved up to second place in Tobago SSFL league action with a 5-0 thrashing of cellar placed Speyside.

South Zone action continued in the 2008 SSFL with all matches ending up in a draw. Pres and Vessigny drew 1-1, 'Naps' and Siparia goalless along with St. Benedicts and Pleasantville.

Hillview College goalkeeper Quinn Bess' heroics helped his team upset El Dorado 2-1 in East Zone SSFL action at El Dorado Grounds.

Rishaad Griffith celebrates scoring QRC's first goal in their 2-1 defeat of Fatima College at QRC Grounds

Signal Hill edge Mason Hall 2-1 and go three points clear

Roxborough 2 Speyside 0: Roxborough with first win

Carapichaima edge ‘Pres’ Chaguanas 1-0

Waterloo and Preysal tie 3-3 in thriller

‘El Do’ edges past plucky Trinity East 2-1

San Juan thrashes Arima 6-2

Toco with priceless victory over Hillview College

‘Naps’ edges ‘Benedict’s’ to remain perfect

Princes Town pip Siparia 2-1

‘Pres’ San Fernando romp past Pleasantville 4-0

Relegation stalemate: Trinity 0 vs Malick 0

Jerrel Britto of Queen's Royal College celebrates after scoring a brace against St. Anthony's College.

The 2008 SSFL season will continue without at least 11 players who are currently representing the Trinidad and Tobago National U-20 team in the bMobile National Super League.

St Augustine held at home; St Augustine 0 – 0 Trinity

Toco still looking for first points; Toco 1 – 2 El Dorado

Hillview woes continue; Arima 3 – 0 Hillview

Pres Waterloo battle to goalless draw; Pres Chag 0 – 0 Waterloo

Carapichaima breeze past Marabella; Carapichaima 10 – 1 Marabella

Preysal stunned at home; Preysal 0 – 4 Chaguanas Senior

Scarborough lose at home to high flying Mason Hall; Scarborough 2 – 7 Mason Hall

Signal Hill down Roxborough – Roxborough 0 – 4 Signal Hill

South Zone Roundup – Sept 17^th

Naps pick up 3 more points; Pleasantville 0 – 3 Naparima

Naps made it 4 wins from 4 games today when they easily defeated new boys Pleasantville by 3-0 at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium. Cory Cyrus netted a brace, with Shahdon Winchester contributing a third to secure the victory. Pleasantville is still in search of their first points in the 2008 season.

North Zone Roundup – Sept 17^th

Trinity and QRC end up in goalless draw

Trinity and QRC battled to a stalemate at Trinity Grounds today. The result gets Trinity their first point of the season and they pull away from the bottom.

Mucurapo defeat Tigers; Mucurapo 3 – 1 St. Anthony’s

Mucurapo’s good form continued today when they defeated defending North Zone Champions, St Anthony’s by 3-1 at Fatima Grounds. Mutah Taylor was again on target for Compre with a lone strike, with Yohann Peltier finding the back of the net twice to wrap up the victory.

St Augustine crush Hillview; Hillview 0 – 9 St Augustine

El Dorado ease past Arima; El Dorado 4 – 1 Arima

San Juan too much for Trinity East; Trinity 1 – 5 San Juan

Siparia wins at home; Siparia 2 – 0 Pleasantville

Naparima eases past Vessigny; Naparima 4 – 1 Vessigny

Princes Town records first win of season; Princes Town 1 – 0 St Benedicts

‘Pres’ win Chaguanas Derby; Chaguanas 0 – 2 Presentation

Preysal down Marabella; Preysal 3 – 1 Marabella

‘Caps’ too strong for Waterloo; Waterloo 1 – 2 Carapichaima

Mucurapo were too much for Trinity to handle today at Fatima Grounds as they crushed their opponents by 9-1.

Defending North Zone Champions, St Anthony’s clashed with this season’s league leaders, Fatima in a thrilling 3-3 draw today at St Anthony’s Grounds.

QRC moved to joint second place in the North Zone of the 2008 SSFL with an emphatic victory over St. Mary’s College at CIC Grounds.

‘Green Machine’ fans were left disappointed today as El Dorado trounced St. Augustine at St. Augustine Grounds beating them by 4-0.

'Naps' Keeps winning; Naparima 2 - 1 Princes Town

Vessigny too much for P'ville; Vessigny 2 - 0 Pleasantville

Cooper leads 'Pres' to first victory; Presentation 1 - 0 Siparia

San Juan go top of East Zone; San Juan 2 – 0 Hillview

Toco go down at home again; Toco 1 – 3 Arima

Pres Chag, Preysal battle to exciting 3-3 draw

Marabella pipped by Waterloo at home; Marabella 1 – 2 Waterloo

Carapichaima steamroll past Chaguanas; Carapichaima 5 – 1 Chaguanas

Fatima go 5 pts clear at top; Fatima 3 – 0 Trinity

Malick still looking for first win; Malick 0 – 1 QRC

CIC defeat Mucurapo 3 – 2 in thriller

SSFL kicked off today in Tobago with a double header at Goodwood Park.

Schoolsoccernet rounds up action in the South Zone with 'Benedicts' edging rivals 'Pres' 2-1, and Siparia sharing the points with Vessigny in a 1-1 match at Siparia.

Schoolsoccernet rounds up the East Zone which features a St. Augustine 10-0 thrashing of Toco Composite, the champs San Juan easing past 'El Do' and Arima edging Trinity East

Qian Grovsnor of St. Anthony College celebrates scoring in a rout of Trinity College. The 'Tigers' demolished Trinity 7-2.

CIC Goalkeeper Matthew Jardim looks back in despair as Kae Jay Ramdoo scores Fatima College's second goal in a 3-0 defeat of St. Mary's College.

St. Augustine Senior Comprehensive started off their 2008 campaign on a winning note as they edged past a gutsy Arima team 3-2 at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

San Juan Senior Comprehensive started their defense of the East Zone League title with a comfortable 4-0 over hapless Toco Composite at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

Fatima College sent a strong warning out to the other teams in the North Zone by defeating 2007 League runners up Malick Secondary 3-1 at Fatima College Grounds.

Presentation College Chaguanas were held to a 1-1 draw at home in their opening 2008 SSFL League Match. ‘Pres’ got their goal through Jeffrey Jones, while Marabella got their lone item through Dillon Massey.

CIC skipper Veer Lakhan-Joseph celebrates scoring his team's second goal in the 'Battle of the Saints' at CIC Grounds.

Action kicked off in the Central and South Zones of the SSFL with Carapichaima edging plucky Preysal 2-1 and Siparia ousting 'Benedicts' by a similar 2-1 scoreline.

Hillview College Goalkeeper Quinn Bess looks back in despair as the ball hits the back of the net in East Zone Secondary Schools Football action at Wasa Grounds. Trinity shocked Hillview 2-0.

All Schoolsoccernet/Secondary Schools Football fans...please be aware of the following schedule change:

St. Mary's College vs St. Anthony's College is now scheduled to play on Friday 5th September at CIC Grounds.

Due to the National U-20 game, the Hillview College vs Trinity East game carded for Thursday 4th September will now be played at the WASA Grounds in St. Joseph.

The BGTT Secondary Schools Football League was officially declared open today at the media launch in the lavish BGTT room at the Queen's Park Oval. Mark Regis of BGTT opened the SSFL with the following speech.

The East Zone of the 2008 Secondary Schools Football League kicks off on Thursday 4th September

with Hillview College playing newly promoted Trinity  East at the Marvin Lee Stadium. On Friday 5th September, East Zone champs San Juan face Toco Composite at 3 p.m. and runners up St. Augustine play Arima Senior Comprehensive at 5 p.m. at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

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By its very own high standards, St. Benedict’s College has had a tremendously disappointing last two seasons. ‘Benedicts’ will look to start their 2008 campaign positively, as they have avoided playing ‘Naps’, ‘Pres’ and ‘P Town’ in their opener.

Central Zone champions Carapichaima will open their 2008 Central Zone Secondary Schools Football season against newly promoted Presyal on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium.

The opening round of matches in the 2008 Secondary Schools Football South Zone begins with the “Super Clasico”; Naparima College host archrivals Presentation San Fernando at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium.

North Zone Secondary Schools Football League action kicks off on Thursday 4^th September, 2008 with the ever intriguing “Battle of the Saints” at CIC Grounds.

Fatima College host the “Proud to be Malick” team in what is expected to be a tight affair at Fatima Grounds. Fatima finished third in the North Zone league while Malick finished second, level on points with champions St. Anthony’s College, but short on Goal Difference by a single goal.