Thursday, September 24, 2026

Altamar and Caribbean Depot lead Inter-Office standings after Week Three

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Altamar and Caribbean Depot remain unbeaten after three weeks of the Inter-Office Football Tournament, leading Groups A and B with nine points each. In Group A, Altamar has won all three of its matches without conceding a goal. The San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) sits second with six points from two games, while Aruna and Pro Divers also have six points from three games each. Mahogany Bay and Hol Chan follow with four points apiece.
Caribbean Depot leads Group B with three wins from three matches. Ramon’s, Bowen and Bowen, and Captain Sharks each have six points, followed by Hydes with four. Bowen and Bowen have played two matches, while the other teams on six points have played three.
Aruna’s Gilberto Ewan leads the tournament’s male scorers with seven goals, followed by Pro Divers’ Joshua Moralez with six. Five players are tied on one goal each on the female scorers’ list.
The tournament continues at Ambergris Stadium on Saturday, September 26th. Aruna will face Altamar, Captain Sharks will take on Caribbean Depot, Victoria House will play Mahogany Bay, and Chuck N Robbie’s will meet Heaven’s Veggies. Games begin at 6PM, with the final match scheduled for 9:30PM.
On Sunday, September 27th, Elvis Kitchen faces X-Site, followed by Alaia F&B against Sandy Point, Hol Chan against SPTC, Hydes against Bowen and Bowen, and M&B against Pro Divers. Costa Blu and Tropic Air will close the weekend’s action. Sunday’s games begin at 4PM, with the final match scheduled for 9:50PM.
Admission is $5, and food and drinks will be available for purchase.

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