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Jul 07, 2018 Peeping Tom
Quarterfinal action is set for the Ministry of Education (MOE) ground on CARIFESTA Avenue in the boys’ division of the ExxonMobil under-14 schools’ football tournament this morning.
The knockout action will be played after the final play of group round-robin matches in the girls’ division. Play will kick off at 11:00hrs with Tutorial verus South Ruimveldt Secondary girls, while the boys’ quarterfinals will begin at 13:00hrs.
See below the complete fixtures for today’s play.
Girls
7/7/2018 Round 3 Ministry of Education Ground Match #
11:00 hrs Tutorial v/s South Ruimveldt Secondary 9
11:00 hrs New Campbellville v/s Tucville 10
11:50 hrs East Ruimveldt v/s Vergenoegen Secondary 11
11:50 hrs Charlestown Secondary v/s Uitvlugt Secondary 12
Boys
7/7/2018 Quarter Finals Ministry of Education Ground Match #
13:00 hrs Marian Academy vs St John’s 45
13:00 hrs North Ruimveldt Multi vs Tucville 46
14:00 hrs Vergenoegen Secondary vs Chase Academy 47
14:00 hrs Buxton Youth Development vs Dolphin Secondary 48
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