Secondary Schools - Boys

QUEEN'S Royal College did not use a whip. But yesterday at the St Clair Avenue ground, the Royalians succeeded in taming the "Tigers" 2-0 with good passing and football.

QUEEN'S Royal College jumped to top of the North Zone of the BWIA Secondary Schools League yesterday.

SAN JUAN Senior Comprehensive's winning streak in the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League came to an end yesterday when they were held to a 1-1 draw playing away to Carapichaima Senior Comprehensive at Carapichaima.

HAVING bounced back from two defeats to win its next two matches, defending champions St Anthony's will travel to St Clair today full of confidence against QRC in a match in the North Zone of the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League in which the leading goalscorers will be on show.

INTEREST in the race for top honours in all four zones of the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League heightened after Tuesday's matches as the young aspiring footballers began their busiest week of competition - they play three times with only a one day break in between.

For the first time in a while, St Benedict's College find themselves at the head of the South Zone pack. And this afternoon when fifth round matches in the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League are completed, the south leaders will hope to still be there.

ARIMA Senior Comprehensive joined San Juan at the top of the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League East/Central Zone yesterday. The Dial Dynamos outclassed St Augustine 3-1 to carry its tally to 13 points, the same as San Juan, who was held to a 1-1 draw by Carapichaima.

CARAPICHAIMA Senior Comprehensive picked up their first points, when they scored a come from behind 3-2 win over Barataria Senior Comprehensive in a East/Central Zone clash of the BWIA Secondary Schools Football League, on Saturday at Carapichaima.