
CHAMPIONS of the 2019 Scotiabank Concacaf NextPlay tournament, Arima Boys’ Government School, celebrated their triumph with a ceremony at the school on Thursday.
CHAMPIONS of the 2019 Scotiabank Concacaf NextPlay tournament, Arima Boys’ Government School, celebrated their triumph with a ceremony at the school on Thursday.
Some 50 primary school footballers from across the nation will get the opportunity to hone their skills under retired national and international footballer Kenwyne Jones at the Atlantic Football Development Camp from December 14-15 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain.
In the final match of the Under-12 Boy's Division of the Atlantic National Primary School Football League Finals, Port-of-Spain and Environs champion Newtown Boys RC travelled to Tobago and beat the Tobago champion Bon Accord 1-0 at Plymouth Recreation Ground in a thriller on Thursday.
THE VICTORIOUS Scarborough Roman Catholic under-15 girls football team returned to Tobago to a hero’s welcome at the ANR Robinson International Airport, Crown Point on Thursday.
Carenage Boys’ Government School have all right to celebrate after they walked away winners of the Port-of-Spain and Environs Education District Primary School Under-15 Boys’ Championship on Friday.
THE boys of Beach Camp Community Primary made history yesterday, at the under-12 finals, of the Atlantic National Primary Schools Football League, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain when they toppled Enterprise Government 4-3 in a nail-biting finish.
“The coaches came out and were willing to work and they did their best with what they got from the [TTFA],” said an official from the TTFA’s Nationwide Primary Schools Project, who spoke under condition of anonymity. “One of the things the [TTFA] does constantly is they take advantage of the coaches who want to give their all to the children…”
Scarborough RC School won its semi-final match in the Atlantic National Primary School Football League at the Plymouth Recreation in Tobago after a 2-0 win over Victoria champion Mon Repos RC on Monday.
ATLANTIC has vowed to continue using sport to boost youth development and national sustainability, as it celebrated its partnership with the Real Madrid Foundation yesterday, at the St Mary’s College Grounds, Port of Spain. The company held a ceremony for the Atlantic/Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports School, which saw World Cup winner and Champions League winner Spaniard Alvara Arbeloa, give a speech on how to use sport as a tool for social positivity.