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BY GERALD REID Observer writer  
October 22, 2013

Full slate of schoolgirls netball on offer

NETBALL leaders should maintain their unbeaten run as the preliminary round of the 2013 ISSA/Digicel Urban Area High Schoolgirls competition continues today at several venues, beginning at 2:30 pm.

Senior League action begins at approximately 3:30 pm, following the Junior League games which are scheduled to start at 2:30.

St Andrew High, last year’s beaten finalist in the Senior League, will host Excelsior High. St Andrew have played only three matches in Zone F to lead with nine points.

Many-time champions St Hugh’s, coached by Roy Pryce, will be at home to Wolmer’s Girls.

St Catherine High, coached by Phyliss Thompson, have always been one of the schools to watch and they are playing extremely well especially this season and could very well be the team to beat.

Gaynstead High are doing quite well in the Junior League, while Tarrant High should battle for the top two places in Zone F, where the top two qualify for the second round.

Meanwhile, in Junior League action, the matches are as follows: Papine High vs Holy Childhood High; Hydel High vs Spanish Town High; St Hugh’s High vs Wolmer’s Girls; St Andrew High vs Excelsior High.

Greater Portmore vs Edith Dalton-James; Meadowbrook High vs Tivoli Gardens High; Ardenne High vs St Andrew Technical High (STATHS); Oberlin High vs Gaynstead High. Home teams are named first.

Action in the Rural Area High Schoolgirls Junior and Senior Leagues also continues today at the same time frames.

Muschett High vs Green Pond High; Montego Bay High vs Spot Valley High; St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) vs Lewisville High; Holmwood Technical vs Spalding High.

Vere Technical vs Bustamante High; Clarendon College vs Claude McKay High; Charlemont High vs McGrath High; Ewarton High vs Tacius Golding High; Guy’s Hill High vs Glencoffe High. Home teams are named first.

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