ISSA/Tru-Juice All-island U-14, U-16 titles to be decided today
<p>Jamoy Hayles of Glenmuir High (right) tries to get away from Clarendon College&rsquo;s Dwight Maitland in their ISSA/Tru-Juice Rural Area Under-16 final, played at Manchester High on Thursday. Clarendon College won the game 1-0.<strong> (Photo: Paul Reid)</strong></p>
Central, Football, Regional, Sports
December 10, 2016

ISSA/Tru-Juice All-island U-14, U-16 titles to be decided today

MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Kingston College will hope to retain their ISSA/Tru-Juice All-island Under-16 title today when they take on Rural Area champions Clarendon College in the second game of a double-header at Manchester High set to start at 2:30 pm.

In the first game, set to start at 1:00 pm, Rural Area champions Cornwall College and Corporate Area winners Tivoli Gardens will meet to decide the Under-14 all-island championship.

The double-header will bring to a close the ISSA schoolboy football season that started in early September.

Clarendon College and Cornwall College won the respective Rural Area titles last Thursday with 1-0 wins over Glenmuir High and Knox College, respectively, also at Manchester High.

Kingston College retained their Corporate Area Under-16 title beating Calabar High 3-0 but lost their Under-14 crown, beaten 1-0 by Tivoli Gardens in the final, conceding their first goal all season and losing for the first time in several years.

— Paul Reid

Cornwall College&rsquo;s Kaheem Barrett (left) tries to get away from Knox College&rsquo;s Trevonte Barrett in Thursday&rsquo;s ISSA/Tru-Juice Rural Area Under-14 final at Manchester High. Cornwall College won the game 1-0. (<strong>Photo: Paul Reid)</strong>

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