Exhilarating Digicel quarterfinals on today

A look at what to expect during the Digicel Championship Quarterfinals

All roads lead to the Ministry of Education (MoE) Ground on Carifesta Avenue today, as the Digicel Schools’ Football National Championships Quarterfinal round is keenly contested by 8 schools from all across the country.
In what will be a display of the diversity in Guyana’s football talents, schools from Region 1, 4, 7 and 9; namely: Waramuri Top Primary, Santa Rosa Secondary, Carmel Secondary, Dolphin Secondary, Tucville Secondary, Charlestown Secondary, D. C Caesar Fox (Waramadong) Secondary, and St. Ignatius Secondary, will be competing in what one can expect to see the best of the best of the country’s current youth talents.
Beginning at 13:00hrs, Georgetown’s Tucville Secondary will do battle with Rupununi and Region 9 Champions, St. Ignatius Secondary. At 15:00hrs, Georgetown Champions Dolphin Secondary will step up to the challenge of familiar foes Carmel Secondary. Then at 17:00hrs, Charlestown Secondary will look to take on Region 7 victors D.C Caesar Fox (Waramadong) Secondary). The final game of the evening, at 19:00hrs, will be an all-Region One clash, as Waramuri Top Primary and Regional Champions Santa Rosa Secondary duke it out for a spot in this week’s semifinal.
With some prolific scoring displayed thus far, Santa Rosa’s Roy Vansluytman and Darius Williams; Dolphin Secondary’s Gerry Burnette and Jequan Cole; St. Ignatius’s Romel Ernest; Waramuri Top’s Bruce Williams; Carmel’s Ian Daniels, and Charlestown’s Tyler Lyle will be some of the talents to look out for on the field today.
Today’s quarterfinal will only give a taste of what is to come in this Wednesday’s (August 9th) semi-final action and next Sunday’s (August 13th) grand finale. Action on both days is currently slated for the same Carifesta Avenue venue.
Meanwhile, for those who may not be able to make it down to the Ministry of Education (MoE) Ground, the last two games today (at 17:00hrs and 19:00hrs) will be streamed live on the What’s Happening Guyana Facebook page. In addition, Wednesday’s semifinal is expected to be live streamed on the same platform.