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Semi-finalists decided in U-16
Matthew Ellis of Charlemont High (left) battles Cornwall College’s Dane Buckley in the ISSA Rural Area Under-16 quarter-final Zone One game at Cornwall College on Wednesday, April 20, 2022. Ellis scored a second-half penalty as Charlemont won the game 1-0. (Photo: Paul Reid)
Football, Sports
April 20, 2022

Semi-finalists decided in U-16

Clarendon College, Garvey Maceo High and Glenmuir High have joined Frome Technical in the semi-finals of the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association Under-16 football competition after wins in their final round-of-16 games on Wednesday.

The semi-finals are to be played on April 26 with Clarendon College playing Glenmuir High and Frome Technical meeting Garvey Maceo High. The winners will meet in the finals three days later.

Clarendon College (six points) edged Cornwall College (six points) on goal difference to win Zone One after the 2-1 win over Christiana High.

Clarendon College finished with a goal difference of two, while Cornwall College, who lost for the first time all season, going down to out-of-contention Charlemont High in Montego Bay, finished with a goal difference of one.

A draw would have been good enough for Cornwall College, but a 68th-minute penalty from Matthew Ellis was the difference between the teams as Charlemont High ended the competition triumphantly.

Garvey Maceo High remained perfect all season after they edged Irwin High 1-0 in their Zone Three top-of-the-table game to finish with nine points.

Glenmuir High rebounded from their 0-0 draw against St James High to clip Zone Four rivals Manchester High 1-0 to win the zone. Glenmuir finished on seven points, one more than Manchester.

Frome Technical, who had secured their berth from the previous week, played out a 1-1 draw with Vere Technical in Zone Two.

— Paul A Reid

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