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October 12, 2010

Packed Manning Cup schedule today

ALL Manning Cup matches sheduled for yesterday will be played today as the organisers readjust fixtures to relieve rescheduled matches which have piled up due to the recent rains.

A number of teams — including Norman Manley, Tivoli, Ascot, Pembroke Hall, Penwood, Mona, KC, St Catherine, Jonathan Grant, Tarrant, Hydel, Campion and Holy Triny — who failed to show for their matches all played rescheduled matches on Monday.

As a result, the organisers have decided to play all matches schedule for yesterday to today — which is normally the rest day for teams — along with the Group A matches set for tomorrow.

Today’s schedule: Waterford vs Jamaica College; Oberlin vs Camperdown; Ascot vs Jose Marti; Dunoon vs Tivoli; St Andrew Technical vs Mona; Pembroke Hall vs Norman Manley; Penwood vs Holy Trinity; Kingston College vs St Catherine; Jonathan Grant vs Tarrant and Hydel vs Campion College.

All games start at 3:30 pm.

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