Last Updated on December 7, 2023, 2:44 AM AST by Anthony Morris
SKNANB Primary School Football Competition comes to an end with Tyrell Williams Primary raising the trophy of the tournament on Wednesday, 6 December 2023, at warmer park grounds.
Here are some highlights of the final four matches :
3rd place match was between Dieppe Bay Primary and Beach Allen Primary. The two teams went head to head, during 50 minutes into the game, was in a draw with the score of 1-1
The real drama unfolded in the penalty shoot-out, where Beach Allen Primary secured victory with four goals to Dieppe Bay Primary’s 3. The Ministry of Sports Department congratulated both teams for a thrilling match and a special shoutout to Beach Allen Primary for clinching the 3r
The final match was between Tyrell Williams Primary vs Irishtown Primary. In a riveting clash in the SKNANB Primary School Football Finals, Tyrell Williams Primary seized the lead in the first half, but Irishtown Primary fought back bravely.
In a nail-biting showdown, Tyrell Williams Primary stood strong, securing victory with two goals.
The Ministry of Sports Department has congratulated Tyrell Williams Primary for being undefeated and securing first place. And a special shoutout to Irishtown Primary for clinching the 2nd place.
Summary of the Final Results:
- National Bank Primary School Football Champions: Tyrell Williams Primary
- Second place: Irishtown Primary
- Third Place: Beach Allen Primary
- Fourth Place: Dieppe Bay Primary
Upcoming matches for ones Group Limited Under 14
Charlestown Secondary School vs Basseterre High School for 3rd and 4th place will kick off on Thursday, 7 December, at 4 pm
The champion deciding match, between Charles E Mills and Saddlers Secondary, will go on head to head at 5:30 pm for the finals.
Friday 8th December Jones Group Limited Secondary Schools Open
Basseterre High School vs Cayon High School for 3rd and 4th place will kick out at 4 pm
CFBC vs Verchilds High School will kick out at 6 pm for the championship.
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