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The trio of Pleasantville Secondary (South), Five Rivers Secondary (East), and North Zone’s St Joseph Convent (PoS) joined Miracle Ministries Pentecostal High School (Central Zone) when the 2023 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Girls Championship Division continued on Thursday.
MIDFIELDER Luann Craig scored a hat-trick, while Jada Herbert and Jenicia Parks bagged two goals each as Five Rivers Secondary moved within a point of securing the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Girls East Zone Championship on Sunday.
National Under-20 player J'Eleisha Alexander continued her form for Scarborough Secondary in the Tobago zone of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) girls championship division with a hat-trick against Speyside High School, on Thursday.
Jada Shepherd banged in nine goals as Pleasantville Secondary registered their second 28-0 margin of victory this season in the South Zone of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Girls Championship Division at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Training Field, Marabella on Thursday.
Aaqila Virgil scored a handful of goals as Miracle Ministries Pentecostal High School romped to a 16-0 blow-out of Chaguanas West Secondary for their second straight win in the Secondary Schools Football League Girls Championship, Central Zone Division, on Monday.
National Under-17 and U-15 striker Nikita Gosine made it an astonishing 25 goals in her last two matches when he scored 11 times to lead Pleasantville Secondary to a 20-0 thrashing of Palo Seco Secondary in their latest Secondary Schools Football League Girls South Zone Championship Division match on Sunday.
HOLY NAME Convent edged Bishop Anstey High School 2-1 in a Secondary Schools Football League North Zone Championship girls match at St Mary's Ground, St Clair on Thursday.
Ste Madeleine Secondary and Miracle Ministries Pentecostal High School maintained their perfect records in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) championship division to stay atop the south and central zones respectively.
AS THE Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL)'s 60th anniversary is fast approaching there are major plans to grow the league by giving more girls the opportunity to play football. Those plans will include the start of a premiership girls football league in 2024, which copies the premiership boys competition.