Photo: Super clash
Jamaica College talisman Tyreek Magee (right) tries to get past Dinthill Technical's Andre Fletcher during their ISSA/FLOW Super Cup quarter-final match at the MontegoBay Sports Complex last evening. Jamaica College won 3-2 to book a semi-final date with rivals Kingston College, who defeated Rusea's High 4-1 in last night's late kick-off.(Photo: Paul Reid)
Football, Sports
November 11, 2017

Photo: Super clash

JC, KC to meet in FLOW Super Cup semi-finals

Jamaica College talisman Tyreek Magee (right) tries to get past Dinthill Technical’s Andre Fletcher during their ISSA/FLOW Super Cup quarter-final match at the Montego Bay Sports Complex last evening. Jamaica College won 3-2 to book a semi-final date with rivals Kingston College, who defeated Rusea’s High 4-1 in last night’s late kick-off.

(Photo: Paul Reid)

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