Saints is
participating in the Scotia Bank-Pepsi Schools Football Tournament which opened
recently at the GFC ground. Twelve
schools are participating in both male and female categories. Saints Coach Uzzi Yisrael was one of the14
teachers and coaches who successfully completed a two-day Football Coaches
Course conducted by instructors Rajesh Latchoo of Trinidad and Tobago and Stan
Harmon of the United States of America at the Ministry of Education Sports
Complex on Carifesta Avenue. We recently
received donated sports equipment through the Scotia Bank/Pepsi Schools
Football Academy
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Past and present
students of Saints have formed a hockey team.
Having benefitted from coaching by the Hikers Hockey Club for a number
of years, they now feel they have the numbers and capacity to venture out on
their own and form their own independent club
Those elected were:
President- Joel Hunte, Vice President- Marcia Persaud, Treasurer- Rushelle
Matthias, Secretary- Yonnick Peters and Assistant Secretary/Treasurer- Hilton
Chester.
Saints are expected
to rest much of their hopes squarely on Joel Hunt and Leroy Jack who are both a
part of the current national Under-21 squad.
The first match saw
the newly formed Saints Club take on the Airbenders, a side made up primarily
of the women’s national squad. The All
Greys take the field for the first time against Saints on Saturday March 17
The tournament is
expected to be completed on May 13.
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