It was seen as the battle of the City but more than territorial status was gained on Tuesday at the National Stadium.
Harrison College defeated neighbours The St Michael School 1-0 to be crowned kings of the Coca-Cola Barbados Secondary Schools’ Football League Under-16 Competition.
Both teams received tremendous peer and parental support, with each camp trying to outshout the other while participating in friendly banter.
The game was competitive, with non-stop end-to-end action. Harrison College settled sooner and enjoyed a fair spell of possession, with captain Alex Bayne calling the shots in midfield and creating chances for the fleet-footed Carl Hinkson and Taj Sivers.
Read full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
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