The bpTT-All Mayaro Sports Foundation (AMSF) Football League 2025 commenced with a thrilling exhibition match on November 8, where the Mayaro Under-23 men’s XI secured a 2-0 victory against the women’s senior national football team. The match, held at the Mayaro Resource Centre, showcased the young talents of Mayaro, with 18-year-old Kylon Mitchell scoring a stunning goal in the first half and 16-year-old Ezekiel Morris sealing the win in the final minutes. Despite dominating possession and creating opportunities, the national women’s team was unable to convert their chances, including a missed penalty. The event marked the beginning of a 27-year-old tradition, sponsored by bpTT and organized by AMSF, which has become a cornerstone of Mayaro’s sporting calendar. This year’s league features an open-competition format, with eight regional teams participating in the Razack Jan Memorial League and the Leston Paul Knockout Cup. Additionally, the bpTT-AMSF Youth Football Festival will highlight U17 male and female players, alongside initiatives to raise breast cancer awareness. Matthew Pierre, bpTT’s community liaison coordinator, emphasized the community’s rich football legacy, while Jameson Rigues, TTFA vice-president and AMSF chairman, praised bpTT’s continued investment in youth development and world-class facilities.
bpTT-All Mayaro Sports Foundation football league kicks off on November 14
