Signal Hill Secondary continued their impressive late-season surge in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) premiership standings with a commanding 4-0 victory over St Anthony’s College on November 13. The match, held at Signal Hill’s home ground in Tobago, showcased the team’s determination to challenge for the title. Jermaine Morgan opened the scoring in the 17th minute, followed by J’Meke Watkins, who doubled the lead just five minutes later. After halftime, Kyle James extended the advantage in the 49th minute, and Immanual Wright sealed the emphatic win with a fourth goal in the 79th minute. The result propelled Signal Hill into fourth place in the standings, tied with St Anthony’s on 25 points but with a superior goal difference. In another rescheduled fixture, Scarborough Secondary secured a crucial 4-1 victory against Trinity East, though they remain in the relegation zone. The league resumes on November 17, with Signal Hill set to face St Augustine Secondary in another pivotal match. The final rounds of the season promise intense competition, with Signal Hill potentially challenging league leaders Naparima College for the title on November 27.