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Smalta Girls Pee Wee Football Continue Today
Round’s two and three of the Smalta Girls Under-11 Pee Wee football tournament will continue today from 12:30hrs to 17:00hrs at the Ministry of
Smalta Girls’ Pee Wee action at the MOE ground.
Education (MOE) ground, Carifesta Avenue.
This afternoon’s play will see defending champions South Ruimveldt which opened their title defence last week with a brace from 2017 MVP Fayon Henry scoring both goals in the team’s 2-0 win over Genesis Primary playing St. Stephen’s Primary, the other opening game features Genesis and Mae’s. A total of 12 games are scheduled to be played.
The winning school will receive $200,000, second $100,000, third $75,000 and fourth $50,000, all towards a project of the school’s choice.
See today’s full fixtures below.
11/24/2018 Round 2 MOE Ground Match #
12:30hrs St Stephen South Ruimveldt 7
12:30 hrs Genesis Harmony Maes 8
13:20 hrs North Georgetown Smith Memorial 9
13:20 hrs St Margrets St. Pius 10
14:10 hrs FE Pollard Enterprise 11
14:10 hrs West Ruimveldt Tucville 12
11/24/2018 Round 3
15:00 hrs St Stephen Genesis Harmony 13
15:00 hrs South Ruimveldt Maes 14
15:50 hrs North Georgetown St. Margrets 15
15:50 hrs Smith Memorial St. Pius Primary 16
16:40 hrs FE Pollard West Ruimveldt 17
16:40 hrs Enterprise Tucville 18
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