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Champions Again Presidents College and Dora Secondary Retain Regional Crowns
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President's College and Dora Secondary were named regional champions in the Blue Water Girls’ U15 National Championship, successfully defending their titles despite challenging weather conditions. President's College dominated the East Coast Demerara leg with multiple victories, while Dora Secondary retained the East Bank Demerara title by defeating Friendship Secondary 2-0. Both schools showcased strong performances, highlighting the growth of women's football in Guyana.
Key points
- President’s College successfully defended their Region Four championship title in the East Coast Demerara leg.
- The tournament featured multiple victories for President's College, including a 6-0 win over Annandale Secondary and an 11-0 victory against Lancaster Secondary.
- Dora Secondary also retained their Region Four East Bank Demerara championship title by defeating Friendship Secondary 2-0.
- Neisa Lewis and Luiza Pugsley of President's College were tied for Most Outstanding Player, each scoring five goals during the competition.
Claims assessed
- VerifiablePresident’s College retained their title in the East Coast Demerara leg of the Blue Water Girls’ U15 National Championship.
- VerifiableDora Secondary successfully defended their Region Four East Bank Demerara title by defeating Friendship Secondary 2-0 on June 5th.
- VerifiableNeisa Lewis and Luiza Pugsley were tied for Most Outstanding Player due to both scoring five goals during the tournament.
Missing context
The article does not provide details on the overall structure of the National Championship or how the regional titles contribute to the final national outcome, only focusing on the regional wins.
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