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San Juan, Trinity advance to East Intercol final

Sig­nal Hill, Ma­son Hall move on in To­ba­go

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Walter Alibey
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San Juan North Secondary’s Lindell Sween, right, takes on Arima North Secondary defender Zachary Jospeh during the Secondary School Football League’s East Zone Intercol match at the Larry Gomes Stadium in, Malabar, Arima, on Tuesday. San Juan won 7-6 on penalties after a 2-2 draw at the end of regulation time. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

San Juan North Secondary’s Lindell Sween, right, takes on Arima North Secondary defender Zachary Jospeh during the Secondary School Football League’s East Zone Intercol match at the Larry Gomes Stadium in, Malabar, Arima, on Tuesday. San Juan won 7-6 on penalties after a 2-2 draw at the end of regulation time. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

Daniel Prentice

San Juan North Sec­ondary ad­vanced to the East Zone Co­ca-Co­la In­ter­col fi­nal on Tues­day from the penal­ty spot, 7-6, over Cham­pi­onship Di­vi­sion cam­paign­ers Ari­ma North at the Lar­ry Gomes Sta­di­um in Mal­abar, Ari­ma.

They will now meet Trin­i­ty Col­lege East, an­oth­er Pre­mier Di­vi­sion team that pre­vailed over St Au­gus­tine 3-0 in the ear­li­er match of a dou­ble­head­er. The Arou­ca lads got goals from Khaleem Prince, Je­re­mi­ah Frank-Williams and Ja­heim Faustin to clear the way for a show­down for the ti­tle against San Juan North next Wednes­day at the same venue from 3.30 pm.

In To­ba­go, Sig­nal Hill up­set Spey­side High 2-1 to set up a fi­nal con­test with Ma­son Hall, which de­feat­ed Bish­ops High School.

Ari­ma North, un­beat­en through­out their cam­paign to date, was hop­ing for an up­set against one of the gi­ants of the Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League (SS­FL), and un­der coach Lyn­don An­drews, they made a brave start with an at­tempt to play open foot­ball.    

How­ev­er, San Juan flexed its mus­cles with the open­er in the 12th minute, cour­tesy of a quick­ly tak­en free-kick in the cen­tre of the Ari­ma half. Skil­ful San Juan mid­field­er Lin­dell Sween caught Ari­ma goalie Isa­iah Di­az nap­ping with a thun­der­ous dri­ve from some 25 yards out that bounced awk­ward­ly in front of him be­fore fly­ing in­to the back of the net.

The goal ap­peared to have been the start of ear­ly San Juan's dom­i­nance, de­spite Ari­ma's bat­tling ef­fort. Still, with Ari­ma mid­field­er Je­maul Ash­ing at­tempt­ing to spur his team on, Sween near­ly pushed his team fur­ther ahead from an­oth­er long-range shot that can­noned off the cross­bar be­fore bounc­ing to safe­ty in the 28th minute.

Lar­ry Noel, the scor­er of more than a dozen of the San Juan North's goals this sea­son, was kept at bay for most of the half un­til Sween re­leased him in­to the Ari­ma dan­ger area but he could not find his goal-scor­ing touch, fir­ing the ball just wide of the opened goal in the 39th minute.

The teams went to the half-time in­ter­val with Pre­mier Di­vi­sion pow­er­house San Juan lead­ing by a soli­tary item and up­on the re­sump­tion, Ari­ma North re­ceived re­newed en­er­gy that led to the equalis­er in the 55th minute.

Ash­ing in the cen­tre of the park, picked out Malachi Nor­eiga on the right side, who then de­liv­ered per­fect­ly for the un­marked Ri­car­do Jones to turn the ball in­to the net for a 1-1 score­line.  

San Juan, ap­pear­ing to have lost the sting which saw them qual­i­fy for the semi­fi­nal of the Tiger Tanks Pre­mier Di­vi­sion play-off last month, re­stored their ad­van­tage cour­tesy of a build-up be­tween Sween and Kedell Jones, that even­tu­al­ly land­ed at the feet of an un­marked Noel in the Ari­ma area. But this time, Noel took his time and placed the ball be­yond the ad­vanc­ing Di­az in­to the Ari­ma goal for a 2-1 mar­gin in the 71st minute.

How­ev­er, it did not spell the end for the "Di­al Dy­namos", as the Ari­ma team is called. A through-ball aimed Ash­ing, was cleared by de­fend­er Joshua Lewis, but on­ly as far as sub­sti­tute Devin Seales, who com­posed him­self and slot­ted the ball in­to an emp­ty net in the 77th minute for a 2-2 tie.

The match was then set­tled from the penal­ty spot where both teams were tied at 5-5 af­ter the first five kicks, be­fore Ari­ma's Nicholas Tor­res scuffed his shot in sud­den-death, to en­able Kent Guy to score the win­ner.

In the sis­ter isle, mean­while, Sig­nal Hill and Ma­son Hall will con­test the fi­nal af­ter re­spec­tive vic­to­ries. Pre­mier Di­vi­sion con­tender Spey­side was edged 2-1 by Sig­nal Hill, while Ma­son Hall and Bish­op's High got dou­ble strikes from Rick­el­di Williams and Aaron James, re­spec­tive­ly, in a 2-2 tie be­fore Ma­son Hall pre­vailed 4-3 from the penal­ty spots.

In the South Zone on Wednes­day, Tiger Tanks Pre­mier Di­vi­sion cham­pi­on St Bene­dict's Col­lege will go af­ter their sec­ond ti­tle this af­ter­noon when they take on Moru­ga in the first match of a dou­ble­head­er at 1.30 pm at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in Bal­main, Cou­va. In the oth­er match from 3.30 pm, Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege, San Fer­nan­do, Tiger Tanks Cup win­ner at the be­gin­ning of the sea­son, will come up against Na­pari­ma Col­lege. 

Re­sults

East Zone

Trin­i­ty Col­lege East 3 (Khaleem Prince 22nd, Je­re­mi­ah Frank-Williams 39th, Ja­heim Faustin 69th) vs St Au­gus­tine 0

San Juan North 2 (Lin­dell Sween 12th, Lar­ry Noel 71st) vs Ari­ma North (Ri­car­do Jones 55th, Devin Seales 77th). San Juan won 7-6 on penal­ties.

To­ba­go Zone

Sig­nal Hill Sec 2 (D'Reem Tay­lor, Khyl­lon Des Vi­gnes) vs Spey­side High 1 (Ja­heim Trimm 25th)

Bish­op's High 2 (Aaron James 2) vs Ma­son Hall Sec 2 (Rick­el­di Williams 2). Ma­son Hall won 4-3 on penal­ties.


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