The Portsmouth Secondary School’s (PSS) U-14 netball team won the Championship title on March 24, 2010 of the Sports Division’s Secondary Schools U-14 Netball championship.
They won when they played against the North East Comprehensive School (NECS) in the Finals which was held at NECS grounds. PSS won with a score of 31 points to NECS’s 10 points. For PSS – Annisha Aaron scored 12 goals from 23 tries, Jerlayne Hamilton scored 18 from 28 tries and Nikelle Edwards 1 from 7 tries.
For NECS – Sarah Jules had 8 goals from 10 tries and Kasmin Robin 2 goals from 7 tries. The Grand Final of the 2010 Secondary Schools U-20 Basketball Boys will take place on Friday 26th March from 7:00 pm at the Massacre Hard Court.
The two teams that will meet in the final will be the Portsmouth Secondary School and the Dominica State College. This will be the third year in a row that these schools have met in the final. Portsmouth Secondary School is the defending Champions. This competition is organized by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports through the Sports Division.
– Sports Division
Well done Ms. Joseph and the PSS. Hard work and committment always bring success and thats the difference between PSS and NECS. Don’t you forget that the girls on the NECS under 14 team has won the Primary School Championship three years in succession so they are a force to reckon with with the right leadership.
Congrats to the PSS U-14 Netball Team on another tremendous achievement! Kudos go out to Mrs.Joseph for all her hard work and efforts. A stellar performance,keep up the good work girls!!!!
FORWARD ON PSS. MY ALMA MATER.
congrats Pss i feel proud to say i was part of a team once a pon a time and of cause the best coach my best coach ever miss Aron..well Mrs. Joseph you always took great patience and love for all of us keep up the good work..you know you will always deserve coach of the year every year
well done to the NECS, dominating in all areas. you did not win but u made it to the final 2. again a job well done.
Congrats to the PSS…….
Very Proud of P.S.S my Alma Mater you all have really made us proud and we are very greatful for you all dedication to the Sport, Once again congratulations. I have not seen or heard anything from Mrs. Cynthia Aaron Joseph, someone please tell me she is somehow involve in this because I remember when she left School in the late 70’s and started teaching at P.S.S and played netball quite extensively there both locally and regionally so her knowledge of the game is unparallel anywhere in this region and I would be surprise if she does not hold a position in the Caribbean when comes to this game she is a genius and her involvement somehow is paying dividens for the local grown team. My former science teacher and class teacher congrats to you and your entire team, P.S.S, people of Portsmouth and most of all the great people of our Nation. God Bless.
Good going North East Comprehensive girls ..we know you gave it your all and for that we are proud…congratulations to Ms.Cornelius i hope your are proud of girls
great job PSS! always keep striving for the top! good job little sis!
Well done PSS my alma mater. God Bless you and keep you the good work. You’ve never been second to any!!
Congratulations to PSS . keep up the good work.
Portsmouth Schools are famous in playing NETBALL.
Rosie D. Primary School and PSS.
Well done PSS and that is some of my good friends from Portmouth’s alma mater and I know they will be over the moon with great pride and joy.
Over the years PSS has always been CHS’s rival in netball inter-secondary school’s competition and we had some very keenly contested and serious matches between each other, and it is interesting to see this is still happening among other schools on the island as well.
Well done young ladies and keep up the good work not to mention kudos to your coaches as well!
I often wonder what it would be like to see my old schoo CHS take on some of my old friends school PSS, with all the old players for both teams playing a best of 4/5 series to raise funds for a charity.
I think an event lke this would have gone down a treat at the 30th anniversary of indepence reunion celebrations……………………Hopefully we don’t have to wait for too long to see this happen as that would be good fun and floods of memories will all come rushing back to us.
Schools were certainly the best days for us!