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Teams /P W L T +/- PTS
Spoilers 8 6 1 1 19:10 19
Flemingdon Utd 8 5 2 1 23:12 16
Powerhouse 8 4 2 2 17:8 14
West Side 8 4 3 1 19:11 13
Sanjaxx 8 4 3 1 22:16 13
Ebony 8 4 3 1 18:15 13
East-West Conn. 8 3 5 0 11:14 9
Merrymen 8 2 6 0 8:33 6
Diplomats 8 0 7 1 7:26 1
TCSL 1991 standings
Just like Players’ club before it
Spoilers dominated the TCSL. All
the talk about the league having
questionable referees was flushed.
Spoilers won the league in four of
the five seasons before leaving.
Spoilers won the league in its first
year back (’87) and broke Players
back to back record by winning the
league an unprecedented three
consecutive (89 to 91) seasons
“The feat was due to the
coming together of an
amazing bunch of guys.”
McGill said
“Wesley Wickham and
Carlos Redman were the
magnets that brought in
Sean Critchlow, Brandon
James, Jomo Pitt and a few
others with the core
members from Players like
Anton Skerritt, Ronald
Austin, Junior McNeilly,
John “Selly” Benjamin, and
Wayne “Nicko” Constance.
My job was to make sure
that all new players
understood that we were
the team to beat while
Chief Advisor and supporter
Desmond Marcial usually
cut off any loose ends. (L-R) Back: N. Fergusson, Sean Critchlow, A. Loney, A. Baptiste, C. Redman, V.
McGill, R. Austin, W. Wickham Front: A. McGill, U, Long, R. La Forest,
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Within the Spoilers 4-year
glory run Ronald Austin, Junior
McNelly, and Carlos Redman
won the MVP awards, and
Wesley Wickham won the
league’s Best Defender. Dixon
Modeste turned out to be a all
purpose player whose
defensive skills I ranked close
to those of my brother Victor
and that’s high praise when
rated with national players.
Dixon Modeste
A. McGill, D. Modeste, & W. Wickham