The Guyana Football Federation (GFF), in partnership with Blue Water Shipping, staged another exciting day of youth football at the #5 Ground, West Coast Berbice, for the GFF–Blue Water Shipping U15 Girls National Secondary School Championship. The day showcased young female athletes displaying skill, teamwork, and determination, as President’s College and Bushlot Secondary sealed spots in the quarterfinals.

Bushlot Secondary makes a strong start
Bushlot Secondary opened the day with a confident 2–0 win over Canje Secondary. Ashanti Scott continued her fine form with both goals, showing composure and precision to give her team an early boost in the tournament.

President’s College made a statement with a resounding 7–0 win over New Campbellville Secondary. Shermel Blake and Reyana Gounga each netted two goals, Kimora Edwards scored twice, and New Campbellville contributed an own goal.
Their dominance continued in a 12–0 thrashing of Canje Secondary, highlighted by an extraordinary six-goal haul from Kimora Edwards. Gounga added a hat-trick, while Shermel Blake, Neisa Lewis, and Nalini LaRose also scored, cementing their status as the tournament’s powerhouse.

Bushlot continues to impress
Bushlot maintained their strong form with another 2–0 win over New Campbellville Secondary, courtesy of a brace from Ashanti Scott, keeping their hopes alive in the competition.

Canje Secondary later secured their first win of the tournament with a 2–0 victory over New Campbellville. Goals from LaToya Williams and Kishanna Fyffe brought joy to their camp and provided encouragement for the team.

President’s College close in style
In the day’s final match, President’s College crushed Bushlot Secondary 9–0, underscoring their dominance. Shermel Blake and Reyana Gounga both scored hat-tricks, while Luiza Pugsley, Nalini LaRose, and Neisa Lewis also found the back of the net. The win ensured President’s College finished the group stage unbeaten.

Final Standings
At the end of play, President’s College topped Group A with maximum points, followed by Bushlot Secondary as runners-up. Both teams advance to the quarterfinal stage of the championship.
The GFF–Blue Water Shipping U15 Girls Championship continues to be a platform for nurturing young female football talent, fostering competition, and inspiring the next generation of footballers in Guyana.