Two Dominican students made the finals of Flow’s Ultimate Football Experience skills competition

Two Dominican students have made it to the finals of Flow’s Ultimate Football Experience skills competition, scheduled for Trinidad & Tobago from March 23rdto 25th2018.One from the Castle Bruce Secondary School, and another from the Dominica Grammar School.
 
Thirteen-year-old Adriel Lawrence of the CBSS out-performed his fellow footballers in the 12 – 13 year old age category, to secure the first spot in the final two, while 15 year old Jamal Augustine, who also represented the Harlem Sports Club, emerged on top in the 14 to 16 age group.
 
Forty–two up and coming youth footballers between the ages of 12 and 16 showed up at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium on Saturday to participate in the skills and small sided games created by Manchester United School Program’s head coach Mike Neary.
 
This number represented an increase from last year of over fourteen footballers. The boys and girls vied for the chance to participate in a talent development football camp in Trinidad, and a chance to win a trip to Old Trafford, Manchester, to visit the facility and see Manchester United play.The final weekend in Trinidad will include coaching sessions for the coaches, and the skills and small sided games for the 28 finalists. This will be run by coaches from Manchester United. Manchester United Legend Dwight Yorke will also be in attendance. 
  
Both winners are elated over the opportunity to travel to Trinidad for the next round of competition. They are looking forward to improving their skills, and promise to work hard to win the ultimate prize to travel to Old Trafford and to see Manchester United play.
 
The Ultimate Football Experience is one of several Manchester United and Flow partnership initiatives. Cable and Wireless is Manchester United’s Telecommunications Partner in the Caribbean.