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2017 COURTS Pee wee tournament… Semi Final action on today at Thirst Park
The courts Pee wee football tournament resumes today with eight matches at the Banks DIH, Thirst Park ground inclusive of the semi-finals.
The first six games will be 5th to 16th placing encounters from 11:00hrs, while the first semifinal between Sophia Primary and West Ruimveldt will begin at 13:15hrs and Enterprise Primary will clash with inaugural winners Marian Academy.
Sophia Primary and Marian Academy that both emerged from the group of death, which also saw two-time defending champions St. Angela’s being booted, are the favourites to contest the final which 
will be played next Friday.
See the day’s complete fixtures below.
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