Signal Hill Secondary School continues to make waves in the 2025 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) premier division, securing a commanding 5-2 victory over Malick Secondary on November 24. Despite facing logistical challenges due to travel disruptions across the air and sea bridge, the Tobago-based team has shown remarkable resilience under the guidance of coach Downie Marcelle. The win propels Signal Hill to third place in the standings, just three points behind leaders Naparima College, with a crucial clash between the two teams scheduled for November 27. This match, part of the rescheduled fixtures to conclude the league, could determine the fate of the title race. Signal Hill’s campaign has been marked by impressive performances, including a recent 9-2 thrashing of Trinity College East. Against Malick, the team started strong with first-half goals from Immanual Wright and Kyle James. James later completed a hat-trick, while Jediael Marcelle added another goal to seal the victory. With the league’s disciplinary committee yet to rule on Signal Hill’s unplayed match against St Augustine Secondary, the team could potentially level with Naparima College before their decisive encounter. The coming days will be pivotal in shaping Signal Hill’s quest for the premier division title.