Clarendon College won the Olivier Shield on

Saturday at the National Stadium, after they defeated Jamaica College (JC) 4-1

on penalties.

The match ended 1-1 with Oquassa Chong

scoring minutes before the final whistle as JC took the lead, with Clarendon’s

goalkeeper Prince-Daniel Smith equalising in second-half added time.

The contest was stopped for approximately

45 minutes after 26 minutes had already been completed. It was caused by a

power outage in the area and the lights in the stadium did not turn out.

Both teams got and spurned chances

throughout the encounter, but it was Chong who found the back of the net when

he fired home from close range for a JC lead.

Goalkeeper Smith advanced into the JC area

for Clarendon’s last corner and bundled home an opportunity after an error from

JC’s goalkeeper, Daniel Russell.

Clarendon converted all their penalties

with JC missing two times, which handed Clarendon their fifth hold on the

trophy.

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It’s the second year running the Clarendon

College has collected the Olivier Shield, having beat former Manning Cup champions

Kingston College (KC) in 2018.