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December 4, 2012

OLIVIER SHIELD: STGC, Glenmuir one all at halftime

KINGSTON, Jamaica — St Georges College and Glenmuir High School are locked one-all in the first leg of the Olivier Shield at the Constant Spring field in St Andrew.

St Georges took the lead after 38 minutes when an innocuous cross from Andre Lewis was watched by the Glenmuir keeper as it bounced into the back of the net.

However, Glenmuir pulled level shortly after from a free kick by Newton Henry, which beat the STGC custodian on his near side.

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