Photo: Six straight!
Nathaniel Campbell (left) of St George'sCollege is a picture of concentration ashe faces Jaheel Cunningham (right) ofKingston Technical High School duringyesterday's ISSA/FLOW ManningCup Group D encounter at WinchesterPark. Campbell scored a brace to helphis team to a 2-1 win. (Photo: BryanCummings)
Football, Manning Cup, Sports
September 30, 2017

Photo: Six straight!

STGC remain unbeaten in Manning Cup, as C’Down, Hydel and Holy Trinity win big

Nathaniel Campbell (left) of St George’s College is a picture of concentration as he faces Jaheel Cunningham (right) of Kingston Technical High School during yesterday’s ISSA/FLOW Manning Cup Group D encounter at Winchester Park. Campbell scored a brace to help his team to a 2-1 win. (Photo: Bryan Cummings)

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