Holland, MoBay High seek second place in ISSA girls’ basketball
Regional, Western
April 11, 2018

Holland, MoBay High seek second place in ISSA girls’ basketball

MARTHA BRAE, Trelawny — Holland High and Montego Bay High School will continue their race for second place in the ISSA Western Conference girls’ basketball competition today at a double-header to be played at William Knibb Memorial High in Martha Brae, Trelawny.

Holland High are on seven points and will face hosts Wlliam Knibb in the second game, after Montego Bay High take on Muschett High in the opening game set for 1:30 pm.

Defending champions Mt Alvernia High lead with 12 points and look set to qualify for a third final in four years.

— Paul Reid

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