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Rained out FFB Women President’s Cup resumes September 27-28

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BELIZE CITY–Due to weather conditions, no games were played over the past weekend in the FFB Women President’s Cup 2014 tournament. The competition breaks for the Independence weekend, and the matches postponed from yesterday, September 13, will now be played on the weekend of September 27-28.

Revised schedule:

Saturday, September 27
3:00 p.m. – Smart Millennium vs Sugar City Girls – Ladyville Football Field
Sunday, September 28
4:00 p.m. – Toledo Girls vs Dangriga Pumas – Toledo Union Field
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