Castries, Saint Lucia: Saint Lucia Football Association announced the results and other schedules of the final preliminary round match in the Schools Under 19 football competition that was played on Tuesday 22nd November 2022 at the SAB.
In a game reduced to sixty minutes, it was sweet music for the Samarians who defeated Entrepot 6 – 0. This they achieved with a beaver trick from Markay Emile in the 54th, 59th 65th and the 1st min of added on time, and the others from Thiery Morille 16th and Rawson Harris 50th min.
Following the results of preliminary round matches of the quarterfinalists:
Under 15- Group 1
1. St. Mary’s College
2. Sir Ira Simmons Secondary
3. Babonneau Secondary (Best 3rd place)
Group 2
1. St. Lucia Sports Academy
2. Micoud Secondary
3. Anse Ger Secondary (Best 3rd place)
Group 3
1. Soufriere Comprehensive
2. Vieux Fort Comprehensive
Group 1
1. St. Lucia Sports Academy
2. Babonneau Secondary
Group 2
1. Patricia D James Secondary
2. St. Mary’s College
Group 3
1. Grande Riviere Secondary
2. Micoud Secondary
Group 4
1. Stanley Jon Secondary
2. Soufriere Comprehensive Secondary
QUARTERFINALS:
Friday 25th November 2022 – Under-19 Quarterfinals are as follows:
- Saint Lucia Sports Academy vs. Micoud Secondary – Tech. Centre – 11.00 am
- Grande Riviere Sec. vs. Babonneau Sec. – 1.00 pm – Grande Riviere
- Patricia D James Sec. Vs. Soufriere Compre – SAB – 1.00 pm
- Stanley Jon Sec. Vs. St. Mary’s College – 1.00 pm – Soufriere Mini Stadium
- Monday 28th November 2022 – Under-15 Quarterfinals as follows
- St. Mary’s College vs. Anse Ger – SAB Playing Field – 11. 00 am
- St. Lucia Sports Academy vs. Babonneau Sec – 1.00 pm
- Soufriere Compre vs. Sir Ira Simmons Sec. – Soufriere Mini Stadium – 1.00 pm
- Micoud Sec vs. Vieux Fort Compre – Technical Centre – 1.00 pm
The Northern Cluster Grassroots/ Ministry of Youth Development and Sports/ Gros Islet Community After-school Cricket Training Program continued on Thursday November 24, 2022 at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground.
On Saturday November 19 in a match reduced to 33 overs a side due to a late start, Daniel’s team batting first made 221 for the loss of 11 wickets with Royston Fannis making 49, Tyler Venner 27, Christisn Peter 23, Jaheem Simeon 21 and Donte Fontinelle 15.
