Photo: DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
Oquassa Chong (right) ofJamaica College and Hydel'sJesean Gordon in an aerialchallenge for possession of thefootball during their ISSA/DigicelManning Cup contest at PrisonOval yesterday. Hydel wonthe game 1-0 but lost 1-2 onaggregate. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Football, Manning Cup, Sports
October 28, 2019

Photo: DOWN, BUT NOT OUT

JC lose to Hydel but advance to Manning Cup quarters 2-1 on aggregate; Charlie Smith also through

Oquassa Chong (right) of Jamaica College and Hydel’s Jesean Gordon in an aerial challenge for possession of the football during their ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup contest at Prison Oval yesterday. Hydel won the game 1-0 but lost 1-2 on aggregate.

(Photo: Karl Mclarty)

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