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Goal scorers! From left: Ryan Arthur, Omarion Ramsammy and Jamil James (Photo: News Room/August 7, 2022)
North, coached by former student and now national player, Jeremy Garrett, held a strong backline for the most parts, however, their custodian was breached on three occasions.
Tied at 1-1 when Yonnick Norton scored in the 61st, North surged back into contention until James and Ramsammy broke the deadlock.
Christianburg won $300,000 towards a school project, while North copped $200,000.
In the third-place playoff, Golden Grove edged Dolphin Secondary, compliments of Kelvin Richardson (10th). Golden Grove got $100,000 and Dolphin $75,000.
The organisers hailed the tournament as a success and indicated that eight of the top teams from the Milo tournament will play in the GuyOil School League, which will commence in September.
