The document provides information about the Powergen Secondary Schools Cricket League (SSCL) including: 1) Winners and top players from various SSCL divisions and tournaments. 2) Updates on SSCL events, competitions and changes for upcoming seasons. 3) Partnerships between the SSCL and other cricket organizations to improve facilities and player development.

1. POWERGEN’S SECONDARY
SCHOOL CRICKET LEAGUE

3. Daren Ganga
InterCol Final
• Captain of
Presentation
College
Adrian Barath
• Vice-captain
of Princes
Town West
Secondary,
Navin Kanhai
• CEO and general secretary of the T&TCB, Forbes Persaud
• Corporate communications manager of PowerGen, Margaret-
Ann Patino
• President of SSCL, William Wallace
• Secretary of SSCL, Sharaz Mohammed

4. Shiva Boys’ Student Takes Top Award
Shiva Boys Hindu College player Ramesh Brijilal was
voted “Cricketer of the Year” at the PowerGen Secondary
Schools cricket awards yesterday at the UWI Campus in
St Augustine

5. 1. Duane Cockburn
2. Steven Katwaroo
3. Marcel Jones
4. Akeel Hosein
5. Ramesh Brijlal
1. Winfer Jones
2. Shanice Pascal
3. Susan Gomes
4. Rachel Dolaby
5. Tonya Mangaroo.

7. Fatima College’s
cricket teams have
done it again in the
Secondary Schools
Cricket League’s
(SSCL) North under-15
knockout final in St
Clair on June 2nd, and
on June 9th for the
North under-17 title as
well. Having defeated
both St. Mary’s College
and St. Anthony’s
College, our Fatima
boys are keeping the
flame of Fatima
burning on the cricket
field.

8. Signal Hill Secondary will create history this season by becoming the first
school team from Tobago to take part in the Secondary Schools
Cricket League. This was disclosed by secretary of the Secondary Schools
Cricket Council (SSCC), Sharaz Mohammed at the launch of the
PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket league yesterday, at the
National Cricket Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva.
Competition in the new season which is being sponsored by PowerGen for
the 15th consecutive year, opens on January 18 with the 50 overs
tournament. This tournament will also carry a new bonus points system.
Francois Ottley3 communications officer at PowerGen explained that
PowerGen has enjoyed their relationship with Secondary Schools cricket
for the past 14 years and they are here to stay. “We have been
supporting schools cricket for the past 14 years and we are here to stay.
I would like to ask you students to find that balance between academics
and cricket and make sure not to neglect your studies. Keep on trying to
do your best in all that you do and the rewards will come.”

9. Thursday, January 27, 2011
Left arm medium pacer Kwene Murrel took six for 29
while Ade Smith hit 63 to guide Moruga Secondary to a
comfortable eight-wicket win over Manzanilla Secondary
in the second round of the Powergen Secondary Schools
Cricket League Division Two at Honeymoon Park, Tunapuna
on Tuesday.
Batting first, Manzanilla were reduced to 118 all out
in 28 overs by Murrel and Adrian Cooper (3-18). In
reply, Moruga raced to their target in just 19 overs
for the loss of two wickets. (NC)

10. St Jude’s Girls pose with their trophies.
Fatima’s Camilio Carimbocas was named ‘Cricketer of the Year’ and ‘Individual of
the Year’ at the awards ceremony of the North Zone of the Secondary School
Cricket League at City Hall, on Sunday. Despite, the bad weather over 300 students,
teachers, parents, administrators and guests turned out for the ceremony
labelled: ‘Live The Passion, Share The Dream—Go For Gold.’

11.  Cricketer of the Year - Camillo Carimbocas
 School of the Year - Fatima College
 Most Valuable Player - Philton Williams
 Individual of the Year - Camillo Carimbocas
 Personality of the Year - Jesse Bootan
 Department, Spirit of Cricket and Punctuality - Marlene Motilal
 Laws of the Game, Standards and Morals of the SSCL - Nicholas Boodoo
 Emerging Player of the Year - Jordan Warner
 Most Promising Player of the Year - Brandon Maharaj
 Mr and Mrs South Zone - Kelly Rosalis (male) and Netisha Olliviere
BLADES OF GLORY
 Mikel Riley
 Camilio Carimbocas
 Joshua Ramdoo
 Sabion Lara

12. AWESOME BALLS OF FIRE
 Jesse Bootan
 Chantelle Emmanuel
 Raymond Lyons
 Donovan Clayton
 Josiah Thomas
 Carl Vialva
 Hafeez Emamali
 Randy Baliram
 Jim Harris
 Nicholas Boodhoo
POWERGEN: WINNERS
 U13 : Queen's Royal College
 U14: St Mary's College
 U16: Fatima College
 U19: Tranquillity Secondary
 Girl's Open: St Judes
 National Under 19: Tranquillity
Secondary
 Highest Team Score - Fatima
College
KNOCK OUT WINNERS
U13: QRC
U14: Fatima
U15: QRC/Fatima (Joint Winners)
U17: Deigo North/ Fatima (Joint Winners)
Girls Open: St Judes
Best Emerging Umpires
Avinash Ghany
Nicholas Boodoo
Christopher Toppin
Champion of Champions
U15: CIC/Fatima
U17: Diego North/Fatima
U19: Tranquillity Sec
U19: 20/20 - Tranquillity Sec/Presentation
College
Girls: St Jude.
Best Emerging Coaches
Luke Sammerson
Marlon Peters
Christian Herrera
Best Emerging Scorers
Liam Guillen
Shane Fraser
Dominic Henderson

13. Batsman Savion Lara, the cousin of West Indies
stars Dwayne and Darren Bravo and family of former
West Indies captain Brian Lara, scored a massive
138 to rally Barataria South Secondary to a 179-
run thrashing of San Fernando Central Government
School.
Lara’s showed his batting prowess in the
Championship Division of the Powergen Secondary
Schools Cricket League at the Aranguez Sports
Ground on Tuesday. Lara’s knock propelled
Barataria to an imposing 265 for six batting first
with Shaquille Johnson also chipping in with 40.
Stefan Lochan managed to keep the opposition
batsmen at bay, taking two for 37 in 10 overs.

14. was the star for Barataria
South Secondary
yesterday, leading his
team to a seven-wicket
victory over recently
promoted Trinity East
College in the semi-finals
of the
Secondary Schools
Cricket League (SSCL)
Daren Ganga T20
InterCol Tournament.
The top bowlers for
Barataria were
Savion Lara 2-17,
Shaquille Johnson 3-
11 and Kion Webster
2-16. When Barataria
batted, Lara and
Webster shared a
partnership of 35
runs, leading their
team home at 88/3.

15. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS IN CRICKET
Pres Chaguanas wins 2012 SSCL League
Amazing scenes of celebration were
witnessed at Presentation College
Chaguanas this afternoon when a hard
hitting Naparima College side finally
succumbed to the relentless pressure of the
never- say- die Presentation outfit to be
bowled out for 145, just 24 short of our
fighting total of 169 -7 after 50 overs
!

16. Boys Under 14
Trinity East Secondary
Boys Under 16
Fatima College
Shiva Boys College
Boys Under 19
Presenation College San Fernando
Cowen Hamilition Secondary
Championship Winner
Trinity East Secondary
Premiership Winner
Presentation College
Girls Open Winner
Naparima Girls College
Under 19 T20
Tranquility Secondary
Intercol Winner
El Dorado East
Secondary

17. Male cricketer of the year Trinity East all rounder Stephan Wharwood, left, Francis
Ottley, corporate communications officer at PowerGen and Female cricketer of the
year Naparima Girls batsman Shanelle Nandlal at the 2012
Secondary Schools Cricket League Awards Ceremony hosted at the Cascadia
Conference Hall, Cascadia Hotel, St Ann's.
2012

18. Champions Presentation College will face Vishnu Secondary in the PowerGen Secondary
Schools Cricket League (SSCL) Quarter Finals of the Daren Ganga T20 InterCol
Tournament today. Presentation, which is yet the play in the tournament, defeated
Naparima College by 22 runs to be crowned champions of the Powergen Secondary Schools
Cricket League earlier this season.

19. Powergen Secondary School
Cricket League bowled off
yesterday at the National
Cricket Centre (NCC),
Couva. Addressing those
at the opening of the
16th edition, was newly
elected president of the
Secondary Schools Cricket
League (SSCL) Sookoo
Sonnylal who pledged that
this year the emphasis
will be on women’s
cricket

20. Recently crowned Super Sixes joint champions Fatima College and
Hillview College will be in action today when Fatima takes on
Presentation College on Fatima Grounds and Hillview visits Princes
Town West Sec in the opening of the 2012 Secondary School Cricket
League Premiership Division. In the 1st semi final Fatima defeated
Carapichaima East Secondary without difficulty. The 2nd semifinal
was more keenly contested as Hillview College got past Presentation
College. The finals was reduced to four overs and defending
champions Hillview College made a challenging 60/2 batting first in
their allotted four overs. When the umpires called off play due to bad
light, Fatima was batting 29/1 with Joshua Ramdoo making 14 runs
after 1.5 overs. It was then decided that the Super sixes title would
be shared jointly by Fatima and Hillview College making it three in a
row for Hillview

21. Powergen’s Media Lime held on Wednesday at the Savannah Terrace, Trinidad Hilton, was
labelled an “Access Granted” event.
Media personnel who were asked to wear red, white and/or black in the spirit of our
nation’s 51st Independence Anniversary, were photographed as they entered the venue,
and moments later, handed a Powergen ID that grants them access to any Powergen event
in the country in the future.
“Here we are a few years later where Powergen has grown into a very responsible proud
organisation. It is a very strong company now and with very good returns for its
shareholders,” said Singh. The main shareholders are the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity
Commission (TTEC) - 51 percent, Maru Energy Trinidad, LLC - wholly owned subsidiary
of Marubeni Corporation of Japan - 39 percent and AMOCO Trinidad Power Resources,
one of the power subsidiaries of BP - ten percent.

23. The Secondary Schools’ Cricket League schoolboys’ team will leave
tomorrow for India where they will participate in the International
Schools Premier League T20 tournament to be staged in Lucknow.

25. Cornwall Tour 2014
 Hosted game and function in recognition of the 25th
Anniversary of the West of England / Cornwall’s 25th
consecutive visit to Trinidad and Tobago
 Hosted ten (10) games against visiting teams from England,
Canada, Barbados and the United States

26. Port of Spain, Trinidad - The Secondary
Schools Cricket League (SSCL) with
assistance from Baxter’s Limited and former
West Indies batsman Bryan Davis plans to
host the first annual World Schools Goodwill
cricket competition in T&T from December 10
to 20, next year.

27. GIRLS
 Reshmi Deojit - Cedros
Secondary (Top Winner)
 Shania Augustus - Holy Faith
Convent
 Reniece Boyce - El Dorado
West Secondary
 Rosemarie Samaroo -
Cunupia Secondary
 Raquel Bissoon - ASJA
College, Charlieville
BOYS
 Akeel Mohammed - ASJA Boys’
College, San Fernando (Top
Winner)
 Jeron Maniram - Barrackpore
West Secondary
 Shaquille McDavid - El Dorado
East Secondary
 D’Angelo Sanaise - ASJA Boys’
College, San Fernando
 Jason Batson - St Mary’s College

28. POWERGEN/ SSCL - Champions Sir Gary
Sobers Invitational Tournament 2014

29. Dominant Couva: Couva East Secondary cricket team pose
with their trophies following their six-run win over St Benedict’s
College in the PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League
National Senior Twenty20 final at Pierre Road in Charlieville on
Wednesday night
Mark Fraser
VISHNU Boys Hindu College were crowned champions of the
PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League (SSCL) yesterday
after a nervy three-wicket win over El Dorado East Secondary in
the final round of matches on their home turf.

30. The PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League (SSCL) officially
bowled off yesterday with a few changes to the competition coming
on stream. The opening ceremony of the 2015 competition took
place at Gilbert Park in Couva which was followed by the “Super
Sixes” competition.

31. Team captains from the
schools competing in
tomorrow’s Powergen Girls
Open & Intercol Boys T20

34. FATIMA
CHAMPIONS OF
INTERCOL T20

35. Senior Division
T20

36. Moved Inter- Zonal Under 14 and U16 Finals to afternoons
 Increased interest and spectator support

37. 2015 Girls Hardball COMPETITION

38. GIRLS NATIONAL UNDER 15 FESTIVAL

40. GIRLS’ OPEN DIVISION TEAMS
2015

41. 2015
S.S.C.L EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Mathematics
English A
Etiquette Training
Oral Communication Skills

42. Curatorship Training
Programme
The SSCL has successfully partnered
with the TTCB to conduct a Curator
(Groundsman) Workshop to improve
the quality of our pitches.
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