Secondary Schools' Track & Field 

MVP Alexander in action
J'Lisa Alexander of Scarborough Roman Catholic won the Most Valuable Girl Player award in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament

MVP Alexander collects MVP Award
J'Lisa Alexander (left) of Scarborough Roman Catholic was the Most Valuable girl in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament.  Alexander  collects her award from Axelle Prescott (right). 

Third place-St. Andrews Anglican
St. Andrews Anglican team of Kurshawn Mark, Javier Radgman  Deonte Rodney and T'Keiah St. Hillaire with teacher Shelly Prescott (second from left) was third in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament

Awardees 
Awardees in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament. From left: Justin Antoine of Scarborough Roman Catholic (Best Defender), J'Lisa Alexander of Scarborugh Roman Catholic (MVP-girl), Brendon Allum of Scarborough Catholic (MVP-boy) and Joshua Melville of Patience Hill Government B (Most Goals). 

Melville get his Most Goals Awards
Joshua Melville (left) netted the most goals in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament. Melville collects his trophy from Axelle Prescott (right). 

Second place-Scarborouigh RC
Scarborough RC team (from left: Justin Antoine, Richard Alleyne, J'Lisa Alexander and Brendon Allum) in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament.

Photos courtesy: CLAYTON CLARKE/Sportscore Tobago

Taken at the 20th Annual Paradise Hockey club tournament at the Scarborough Secondary School Auditorium, Old Farm Road, Shaw Park, Tobago on Thursday, December 15.

Patience Hill Government A takes Paradise Hockey Primary Schools title.

by Clayton Clarke (sportscoretobago@gmail.com)​​; 17.12.16

Champs Patience Hill Gov A
Patience Government Primary A team won the primary schools division on the opening day of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament. From left:Joshua Melville. Leon Lewis, Lana Stewart (teacher), Kayla Benn, Shermani George and Dwayne Millington.

Patience Government Primary A team won the primary schools division on the opening day of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament at the Scarborough Secondary School Auditorium at Old Farm Road, Shaw Park, Tobago on Thursday, December 15. Patience Hill Government A played unbeaten winning all four matches and scored a maximum of 12 points to collect the Champion trophy. The winners beat Whim Anglican 3-0 in the opening match of the competition. Joshua Melville led the scoring with two goals. Melville then netted all four goals in his side's tough 4-3 win over arch-rival Scarborough Roman Catholic (RC).  Patience Hill Govt A then edged Patience Hill Government B 1-0 before whipping Whim Anglican 4-0. Melville later won the Most Goals award for his tally of six.

Scarborough RC finished runners up with seven points following wins over Patience Hill Govt B (4-0) and Whim Anglican (1-0) and a 1-1 draw with Whim Anglican. Brendon Allum led the scoring for Scarborough RC with four goals and was later named Most Valuable Boy in the tournament. His school mate J'Lisa Alexander netted three goals and took home the Most Valuable Girl award. Another Scarborough RC player Justine Antoine was adjudged the Best Defender.

The tournament continued with the Secondary Schools in action in the afternoon session. Bishops A, Bishop B and Scarborough Secondary are the teams competing for Girls and Boys titles.

On Friday, the final day of action, play is scheduled to get underway at 1:00pm with the Skills and Development Competition where all players will be placed in random teams and will participate in ball dribbling, drills and juggling skills before participating in matches. The tournament will end with an all-star match from 4:00pm.

This year teams from Trinidad were unable to attend due to difficulty in getting flights to Tobago.

The competition is sponsored by the Department of Sport of the Tobago House of Assembly, Blink/B Mobile, Digicel and the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee

RESULTS
Patience Hill Govt A 3-Whim Anglican 0
Scarborough RC 4-Patience Hill Govt B 0
St. Andrews 2-Whim Anglican 1
Patience Hill Govt A 4-Scarborough RC 3
St. Andrews Anglican 3-Patience Hill Govt B 2
Scarborough RC 1-Whim Anglican 1
Patience Hill Govt A 1-Patience Hill Govt B 0
Patience Hill Govt  A 4-St. Andrews Anglican 0
Patience Hill Govt B2 -Whim Anglican 1
Scarborough RC 2-  St. Andrews Anglican 1   

STANDINGS

AWARDS 

MVP: Girl-J'Lisa Alexander (Scarborough RC); Boy-Brendon Allum (Scarborough RC)
Most Goals: Joshua Melville (Patience Hill Govt A)-six goals
Best Defender.  Justin Antoine (Scarborough RC)

TEAMS
Patience Hill Government A - Joshua Melville (seven goals), Dwayne Millington, Leon Lewis, Kellisha Stewart, Shermanni George
Patience Hill Government B - Akil Leacock (one goal), James Trim (one goal), Malik Job, Kayla Benn  , Kyrese James
St. Andrews Anglican - T'Keiah St. Hillaire, Kurshawn Mark, Javier Radgman (five goals), Deonte Rodney,
Scarborough Roman Catholic - Brendon Allum (four goals), J'Leisa Alexander (three goals), Justin Antoine, Chris Waldron, Richard Alleyne (one goals)
Whim Anglican - Natnya McLawrence (one goal), Malachi Spencer, Giovanni Burke, Cameron Stewart, Raheem Mohamed, Akashea Dennis

MVP Allum in action
Brendon Allum (left) of Scarborough Roman Catholic copped the Most Valuable Boy Player award in primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament

Antoine-Top Defender
 Justin Antoine (left) of Scarborough Roman Catholic was named the Top Defender in the primary school competition of the 20th annual Paradise Hockey club tournament. Axelle Prescott (right) presents Antoine with his trophy.