Basketball, Sports
March 17, 2015

Muschett seek revenge against Spot Valley

HOLLAND, Trelawny — Former champions Muschett High will be gunning for revenge when they take on Spot Valley High in the return-round of the ISSA/Western Conference girls’ basketball competition in the first game of a double header at Holland High today at 2:00 pm.

On Friday, Spot Valley beat Muschett by two points, 34-32, to take over second place in the points table on five points.

Defending champions Mt Alvernia High, who lead with six points after winning all three first-round games, will face last-placed Holland High in the second game.

Mt Alvernia had beaten Holland High 52-10 in their first meeting in Montego Bay two weeks ago and while Holland High have shown improvement, the Montego Bay-based school should come out on top again.

— Paul Reid

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