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SportsJaheim Toney strike keeps Scarborough in SSFL premier divisionRoneil WalcottWednesday 17 December 2025In this October 28 file photo, St Augustine Secondary Schools Mikel Murray L and Presentation Col stanley de leges Luke Jagdeo go after the ball during the Secondary School Football League premier division match at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium, San Fernando. - Ayanna KinsaleA clinical touch from point-blank range from Jaheim Toney turned out to be the most pivotal stanley cup moment in Scarborough Secondary s season as they maintained their spot in the Secondary Schools Football League SSFL premier division for another campaign after getting a 1-0 victory over San Juan North Secondary in a rescheduled match in Shaw Park, Tobago, on December 15.The match between San Juan and Scarborough was a relegation battle in every sense of the word, as both teams entered the match on 11 points and sat in 14th and 15th spots, respectively, on the 16-team table. Due to a superior goal difference, San Juan just needed a draw to stave off relegation. However, the defining moment of the season for both teams arrived in the 74th minute when Toney tapped in from close range after San Juan goalkeeper Elijah Lawrence made a meal of a low, left-side free kick from Jalani Johnson. Just seconds before, from open play, there was no evident danger as Johnson held up the ball with his back to goal before referee Nikolai Nyron whistled for a push in the back o stanley flask f the Scarborough player. Johnson dusted himself off and sent Dghn A story for all ages
NewsOne released, five fishermen still held captiveShane SupervilleWednesday 30 January 2019Jerry O Brian, one of the six fisherme stanley spain n kidnapped on Monday while in a Venezuelan river, was released this afternoon.Police said around noon, O Brian, 36, was brought to shore by Venezuelan fishermen who, he said, were friends of his.Newsday stanley ca understands a ransom was paid but the figure was not released by sources.The remaining five men are still being held by their kidnappers.Trendingview all1Dole s death letter surfaces on social media 18 years after executionShane hydrojug uk Superville2CXC students can apply for early results; Mathematics grading explainedPaula Lindo3Air Supply to bring A Gift of Love to Trinidad and TobagoNewsdayComments One released, five fishermen still held captive More in this sectionNewsDaily News Limited - Newsday - Notice to Creditors 2026webmasterNewsAsset Sale Forms Now Open!webmasterNewsImportant NoticewebmasterNewsNotice of Appointment of Liquidator Order 2026webmastercopy; 2020 - 2026 Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.Newsday on FacebookNewsday on InstagramNewsday on TwitterNewsday on YouTubeNewsday on LinkedInAbout UsClassifiedsAdvertisePrivacy PolicyContact Us |
