Photo: END OF AN ERA!
Jamaica College's goalkeeper Khari Williams (right) looks on helplessly as his team concedes against St George's College in yesterday's ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup semi-final game inside National Stadium. St George's College won 2-1. (Photo: Norman Thomas)
Football, Manning Cup, Sports
November 20, 2018

Photo: END OF AN ERA!

JC dethroned, as KC, STGC advance to Manning Cup final after semi-final wins

Jamaica College’s goalkeeper Khari Williams (right) looks on helplessly as his team concedes against St George’s College in yesterday’s ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup semi-final game inside National Stadium. St George’s College won 2-1.

(Photo: Norman Thomas)

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