Magnolia Hockey Club and Paragon Hockey Club II will look for critical points in the Open Women department when the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board (TTHB) Indoor League advances Saturday, with the released component list revealing a lowered program this weekend.
Magnolia fulfill Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) at 5 p.m., while Ventures Hockey Club handle Paragon II at 6 p.m. No matches are presently noted for Friday or Sunday, and the Open Men department has actually no components set up over the weekend.
Magnolia will be seeking to keep their unbeaten record and close the space on leaders Paragon, who have 18 points from 7 matches. Magnolia are 2nd on 15 points after winning all 5 of their video games, with 2 matches in hand on the leaders. Authorities are 4th with 6 points from 6 getaways, and will be intending to disturb the type book versus the in-form Magnolias
The night’s 2nd match likewise brings ramifications for the upper end of the table. Apotheosis II are 3rd with 15 points from 7 matches, while Ventures are near the foot of the standings with 2 points from 7 video games, having actually drawn two times and lost 5 times.
A win for Paragon II would take them level with the leaders on points, while Ventures require an outcome to restore their project.
In the Open Men department, Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC) stay the group to capture.
They have actually won all 8 of their matches to lead with 24 points and an objective distinction of plus 47. Authorities and Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force are connected on 13 points, although Police inhabit 2nd location with the remarkable objective distinction.
There will be no Open Men action this weekend, however the next noted component is a crucial conference in between Defence Force and Police on Thursday, November 5, at 7 p.m. QPCC reinforced their position with a 5-2 triumph over Defence Force on October 25.
QPCC likewise lead the Trinity Men department, with 19 points from 7 matches after 6 wins and a draw. Cops and Carib Hockey Club are level on 16 points, however Carib have actually played just 6 video games compared to Police’s 9, leaving them well put to challenge for 2nd area. The next noted matches are on Friday, November 6, when Carib face SHAPE at 8 p.m. and QPCC satisfy Fatima Hockey Club at 9 p.m.
In Mixed Vets, Police lead with 7 points from 3 matches, ahead of QPCC on 4 points from 2 video games. Apotheosis are bottom without any points from 3 getaways. Cops and QPCC are set up to satisfy on Sunday, November 8, at 7 p.m.
The National Schools Indoor Tournament is likewise on a break this weekend, with components set up to resume on Saturday, November 7. In the Under-16 Boys department, Fatima College 2 lead with 6 points from 3 matches, followed by Fatima College 1 and Rosewood-Trimont College on 4 points each.
Holy Name Convent head the Under-16 Girls standings with 2 points from 2 drawn matches, while St Francois Girls College and Bishop Anstey High School have one point each.
St Mary’s College lead the Under-19 Boys department with 6 points from 2 wins. Both Fatima College groups have 3 points, while St Anthony’s College are yet to leave the mark.
In the Under-19 Girls competitors, St Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain leading the table with 6 points, ahead of Holy Name Convent and Providence Girls, who have 3 points each. St Francois Girls College are still looking for their very first points.
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