The Ministry of Education (MoE) Ground on Carifesta Avenue will come alive when the semifinal round of the MVP Sports Girls Under-11 Football tournament heats up today.
The young ladies have thus far shown exemplary skill on the pitch, and it is expected that this will intensify as primary school teams contend against each other to get closer to the grand prize.
A look at what to expect at the Ministry of Education Ground
The first semifinal will see West Ruimveldt Primary taking on St. John the Baptist Primary from 13:00hrs, while the second game, scheduled to be played at 15:00hrs, pits defending champions North Georgetown Primary against Marian Academy.
Other fixtures for placement today have Potaro Primary scheduled to face Smith Memorial Primary, while Tucville Primary comes up against Friendship Primary, both at 12:00hrs. F.E Pollard will go head-to-head with St. Aloysius Primary at 14:00hrs, while One Mile Primary takes on Genesis Primary at the same time.
The teams are battling for a grand prize worth $150,000, which will go towards a school project of the winners’ choice. Second, third, and fourth place winners will have to settle for $100,000, $75,000 and $50,000 respectively, all for the same purpose.
In addition, as announced by title sponsors MVP Sports, the victorious teams will receive vouchers for sport gear, as would individual prize-winners.
