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Schoolboy Football 2015 Kickoff should FLOW smoothly
(L-R) FLOW's CEO Gary Sinclair, Head of the Jamaica Football Federation Captain Horace Burrell and ISSA President Dr Walton Small
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September 9, 2015

Schoolboy Football 2015 Kickoff should FLOW smoothly

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The newly re-branded telecommunications company FLOW has detailed exciting plans for the September 12 season kickoff of the 2015 Schoolboy Football competition scheduled for the Catherine Hall Sports Complex in Montego Bay, St James.

In the season opener on Saturday, defending Manning Cup Champions, Jamaica College will meet Calabar High School at 2:30 pm. Other matches at the venue will be Clarendon College against Edwin Allen High at 4:20 pm and Irwin High versus Cornwall College at 6:45 pm.

Performances are expected from popular artistes Popcaan and Chi Chi Ching alongside FLOW Ambassadors, while prizes and surprises are planned to compliment the riveting triple-header at Montego Bay’s premier football centre.

Stephen Miller, Sponsorship Manager said “the entertainment elements that will be injected into the opening games are just the beginning of what persons can expect this Schoolboy football season with FLOW.”

On September 3, the annual secondary school football competition was officially renamed, the FLOW School Boy Football Competition. Miller also indicated that plans are underway for the staging of the 2nd FLOW/ISSA Super Cup competition which promises even more excitement for fans this season.

David Wright

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