Defending champions Soufrière Comprehensive Secondary School will hope to prevail again over St Joseph’s Convent when the two meet on Monday for the championship game in the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports Under-16 Netball Tournament.
The two teams set up a rematch of last year’s final with straightforward semifinal wins on Wednesday at the Micoud Court. Soufrière edged SJC by just one goal to take the 2025 title, 24-23 in overtime. It was their second straight title at that level, and third in the last four years.
SCSS demonstrated their intent to retain the trophy with a 31-6 victory over Castries Comprehensive Secondary School. SCSS goal shooter Kheryss Ferguson converted 16-21. Goal attack Harriel William made 15-19. For CCSS, goal attack Luwanda Antoine shot 3-4, whilst goal shooters Rhayne Henry and Loveah Anthony hit 2-6 and 1-2, respectively.
But SJC also remained unbeaten in this year’s competition, dominating Beanefield Comprehensive 23-9. For SJC, goal attack Xanaiia Emmanus led the scoring with 18-26. Goal shooter Skai St Clair converted 5-6. For Beanefield, and goal shooter Jerannie Marquis sank 9-17.
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