Dominant start for defending champions in ExxonMobil U-14 Schools Football

The scoring continued with additional strikes from Morwina Boyal (16th), Erika Harris (17th), Shelleyon France (25th), and Teanna Abrams (29th).

There was a surprise result on the opening day, with perennial contenders Chase’s Academic Foundation held to a goalless draw by Leonora Secondary.

Adding to the pre-match buzz, the participating schools took part in a vibrant march past competition. Christchurch Secondary emerged victorious, collecting the trophy for their impressive display.

There will be no further eliminations after the ‘top eight’ stage.

Winning schools will receive grants ranging from G$400,000 for the champions to G$75,000 for fourth place.

Individual accolades will also be awarded, with the Most Valuable Players (MVP) in both the boys’ and girls’ categories receiving school supplies for a year, courtesy of Petra.