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Tobago under-15 champions Whim Anglican marched on to the semifinal round of the Atlantic National Primary School Football League when they defeated La Brea RC 2-0 at Guaracara Park, in Marabella on Thursday.

Whim Anglican went into the lead in the 17th minute through Ajahne Tony before stretching their lead in the second half through a strike by Tareek Richards, as the quarterfinal round of the Atlantic Primary School Under-15 competition concluded.

At the Arima Velodrome, Dwight Yorke fired in the first goal for Arima Boys RC in their 2-0 victory over Mayaro RC. The former champion got their second item from Jael Manson in the 40th minute. Port-of-Spain Champions Eastern Boys Government rained goals on Victoria Champion Vos Government.

The former national champions who have not won a championship since the late ’70s now look set to return to the winner’s enclosure. Jaheem Cudjoe scored three for Eastern Boys with Jahil James getting two and Kidane Lewis netting once. In the final game of the quarter-final Valencia RC outplayed Couva South Government 3-0, to race into the semifinal.

Results

1. Whim Anglican (2) Vs La Brea RC (0)

2: Valencia RC (3) Vs Couva South Gov't (0)

3. Mayaro RC (0) Vs  Arima Boys RC (2)

4: Eastern Boys Govt (6) Vs VOS Gov't (0)

Mason Hall whips St Mary’s

Tobago girls champion Mason Hall showed why they are the champions of the sister isle when they easily defeated St George East under-15 champion St Mary Home by 4-0 in the quarterfinal round of the Atlantic Primary School Under 15 competition.

Mason Hall led 2-0 at the half and looked certain to go on to the semifinal with another two strikes in the second half. The national title looks to be staying in Tobago based on this display. Port-of-Spain Champions Carenage Girls’ Government fell to Caroni giants and former national champions Longdenville Government.

Longdenville went into the lead in the 10th minute when the Carenage custodian misjudged a shot from Abeola Abraham and watch it roll onto her net. Aaliyah Adams made it 2-0 three minutes after.

The Carenage team began to march forward and squandered away at least five chances before the half ended. In the second half it was all Carenage as they bombarded the Longdenville goall but continued to miss with Natisha Jules being the main culprit.

Jules finally got her name on the scoresheet in the 30th minutes before Abraham converted to give her team a two-goal cushion. Carenage fought on barvely but missed another five chances to walk off the field 1-3 losers.

Moruga RC atoned for their boy’s defeat by Sacred Heart Boys with a 4-0 drubbing of Penal RC while Vos Government kept up the great work form of the Victoria Schools with a polished display in dismissing Manzanilla Government 3-0. The Under 15 Boys will take to the field tomorrow at three venues over T&T.

Today’s Fixtures

1. Whim Anglican vs La Brea Rc—Guaracara Park—10.00am
2: Valencia RC  Vs Couva South Gov't—Arima Vel—10.00am
3. Mayaro RC  Vs  Arima Boys RC—Arima Vel—11.15 am
4: Eastern Boys Gov't  Vs VOS Govt—H C Stadium—10.00am