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By Dick Lochan
Players Soccer Club will no longer be
involved in competition in the Toronto
Caribbean Soccer League (TCSL) and
TCSL President Aldwyn McGill has
resigned. These were two of the
announcements made at Saturday
night’s 10th Anniversary Award
Presentation at Flemingdon Park
Community Centre.
Players, a dominant team within the
league over the year, have decided to
withdraw in an effort to help boost the
league. McGill’s decision to step down
as president was based on family and
other commitments.
The future of the league appears to be
’on hold” pending what happens next
spring in the off season. Players won all
the major trophies of the league this
year, including March Pass, the League,
Champion of Champions, Cato –Jupiter
Knock Out and the Candlelight KO.
goals)
Junior Mathis, of Flemingdon
United, was named rookie of the
year, Players captain Aldwyn
McGill, who steps down as
administrator of the TCSL this
year, was the season top goal
scorer. Ronald Austin was
awarded Defender of the Year, and
Anton Skerritt, one of Players
younger stars, was honoured for
his participation for Trinidad and
Tobago at the (‘84) Los Angeles
Olympic Games this past summer.
Defender and keeper Junior
McNeilly was named Most
Valuable Player in the League, and
Andrew Griffins of Central Lions
was MVP for the knockouts.
By Michael Freeman
The Players soccer club announced
last Saturday that the team will be
withdrawing from regular Toronto
Caribbean Soccer League play for the
1985 season at Flemingdon Park.
Players in 1984 swept the major
trophies offered in the league, and
have decided to try to make the rest of
the league more competitive. As well
as winning the overall championship
and both knockout tourneys, members
of the squad played prominent roles in
individual awards. Goalkeeper Auburn
Baptiste was nominated for goalie of
the year trophy won by Eric McDonald
of Flemingdon United,
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McGill chilling with a cold one