Football, Sports
By Paul A Reid Observer writer  
June 28, 2015

Fire House capture St James Div 2 title

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Fire House FC are the St James Football Association Guardian Group Division Two champions after beating Bogue FC 3-0 in the second leg final played at Jarrett Park on Wednesday.

Rohan Cole scored twice, once in either half for the firemen who were winning their first ever title in the St James Football Association league.

The teams had played out a 0-0 first leg a week ago and both teams will qualify for next season’s Division One competition.

Last Wednesday, Rayon Bolt gave Fire House the lead in the 26th minute while Cole added a second with his first in the 30th minute as they led 2-0 at half-time.

Cole put the game out of reach of Bogue FC when he added a third in the 88th minute to secure the title for the his team.

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