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Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition….Could St. Angela’s, Enterprise, St. Pius continue unbeaten run?
After three rounds of thrilling action in the preliminary phase, the business end of this year’s Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition commences today with Round of 16 matches at the Banks DIH ground, Thirst Park.
Action in this year’s Courts Pee Wee Schools Football Competition at Thirst Park.
Highlighting the day’s fixtures is St. Angela’s, who will put their prolific unbeaten run on the line when they face St. Stephen’s, while last year’s beaten finalist St. Pius, another team that has been producing outstanding performances tackles Comenius.
Defending champion Stella Maris, whose performances to date has been a far cry from last year’s, will engage St. Agnes in what should be a very entertaining affair.
The champs have scraped through the preliminary rounds with some narrow wins, but as the reigning title holders that know how to win, underestimating them could prove extremely perilous.
St. Angela’s, however, has proven to be the most lethal team in terms of goal-scoring with an aggregate of 20 goals so far and St. Stephen’s could find the going too tough for them today.
St. Pius with an aggregate of 10 goals to date should run out winners against Comenius, but with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs anything could happen.
Enterprise is another team that has exhibited scorching form as well and they square off against St. Ambrose that has shown a bit of inconsistency so far in the competition.
A heavy defeat last week to St. Margaret’s definitely will not help their confidence, but as was alluded to earlier, a place in the last eight is up for grabs and teams usually come with a determined effort to progress further.
The day’s matches should provide another round of exciting encounters among the young ball-weavers so fans and parents are being invited to witness the spectacle which starts at 10:00 hrs.
The day’s full fixtures are seen below:
10:00 hrs South Ruimveldt Primary v/s Smith Memorial
10:00 hrs Enterprise Primary v/s St. Ambrose Primary
11:00 hrs St. Margaret’s Primary v/s Winfer Garden Primary
11:00 hrs St Angela’s Primary v/s St. Stephen’s Primary
12:00 hrs Comenius Primary v/s St. Pius Primary
12:00 hrs Stella Maris Primary v/s St Agnes Primary
13:00 hrs Tucville Primary v/s F.E Pollard Primary
13:00 hrs West Ruimveldt Primary v/s North Georgetown Primary
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