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Scotiabank/Pepsi Schools Football Academy Tournament on today
– Lodge Secondary girls trounce New Campbellville 3-0
Scotiabank/Pepsi School Football Academy continues with
One of New Campbellville (centre foreground) players taking control of the ball during last Wednesday game at the Tucville ground.
four games at two venues, Tucville ground and Ministry of Education ground today from 10am.
East Ruimveldt and Lodge will square off in a male game in the first match at the Tucville ground, while St George’s High and Queens College will throw down the gauntlet also in a male encounter from 11:30am.
New Campbellville Secondary and Charlestown Secondary will engage in a battle (10am) at the Ministry of Education ground. Central High and North Georgetown Secondary females will battle in the final match for the day at the same venue from 11:30am. The match is expected to be an exciting encounter.
Meanwhile, Lodge Secondary girls faced a surprising 3-nil defeat Wednesday last when they clashed with New Campbellville Secondary at the Tucville ground. Scoring for the winners were Aaliyah Stanley in the 10th and 19th minutes and Shanna Taylor in the 41st.
Play in the tournament continues on Wednesday 16th at the Tucville ground with Lodge Secondary and Central High in a male encounter.
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