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Jun 30, 2018 Sports
FOOTBALL action resumes today with action in the ExxonMobil U-14 boys and girls Schools Football competition at the Ministry of Education ground.
The tournament will enter the round of sixteen phase for the boys, while the girls’ competition is in the round robin phase.
See complete fixtures:
Girls
10:30 – Tutorial v/s New Campbellville
10:30 – South Ruimveldt Secondary v/s Tucville
11:20 – East Ruimveldt v/s Charlestown Secondary
11:20 – Vergenoegen Secondary v/s Uitvlugt Secondary
Boys – Round of Sixteen
12:20 – Marian Academy vs St Georges Secondary
12:20 – Vergenoegen Secondary vs East Ruimveldt
13:20 – Chase Academy vs Uitvlugt Secondary
13:20 – Carmel Secondary School vs Tucville
14:20 – North Ruimveldt Multi vs Queens Town Secondary
14:20 – Ann’s Grove vs Buxton Youth Development
15:20 – South Ruimveldt Secondary vs St Johns
15:20 – Dolphin Secondary vs Annandale Secondary
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