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Feb 11, 2017 Sports
The 5th Annual Milo 18 and Under Schools Football Competition commences today with four
matches at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue.
Thirty-two teams have been confirmed to participate in this year’s competition which will be run on a round robin/knockout basis.
Play in the event continues tomorrow with another four games planned for the same venue.
Today’s fixtures:
11:00 hrs Bishop’s High School v/s St. Winefride Secondary
12:30 hrs St Rose’s Secondary v/s Houston Secondary
14:00 hrs North Ruimveldt Secondary v/s St. Joseph Secondary School
15:30 hrs Chase Academy v/s Freeburg Secondary
Tomorrow’s fixtures:
11:00 hrs Lodge Secondary School v/s St. Mary’s Secondary School
12:30 hrs Kingston Secondary v/s East Riumveldt Secondary
14:00 hrs Tucville secondary v/s St. John’s College
15:30 hrs Morgan’s Learning Centre v/s Charlestown Secondary
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