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Paul Bogle, Vere extend win streak
Cardiff McKenzie (right) of Titchfield High celebrates his fourth goal with teammate Taffano Bryan as Fair Prospect's Ismael Levy reacts during the daCosta Cup game at Fair Prospect on Tuesday. (Photo: Everard Owen)
Dacosta Cup, Football, Sports
PAUL A REID Observer writer reidp@jamaicaobserver.com  
September 16, 2022

Paul Bogle, Vere extend win streak

PAUL Bogle High and Vere Technical extended their winning starts to the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association daCosta Cup football competition yesterday after victories over Seaforth High and Kemps Hill High, respectively.

It was the third-straight win for Paul Bogle High, as they maintained the lead in Zone L, while it was back-to-back wins for Vere Technical, blanking Kemps Hill High 2-0 in Zone N.

Malleak McFarlane scored a double to lead Paul Bogle High and Nickoy Grant got the other. Davian Ross scored for Seaforth High as the winners improved to nine points.

At Vere Technical, Malcolm Lennon scored his fourth goal of the season after his hat-trick against Winston Jones High on Tuesday, and Omario Walters got his third as the home team moved to six points.

Horace Clarke High are the leaders in Zone J after handing St Mary High a 3-1 defeat to move to seven points, followed by Tacky High who are on five points after their 2-2 draw against St Mary Technical.

Annotto Bay High scored their first win of the season after blanking Wycliffe Martin High 3-0 with goals from Travon King and Rasheed Dennis in the first half and Demar Knox in the second half.

St Thomas Technical snapped their two-game losing start with a 4-0 win over Robert Lightbourne High in Zone L, while Yallahs High won their second game, beating Morant Bay High who were losing for the first time this season after getting four points from their first two games.

Foga Road won their opening game, blanking Winston Jones High 2-0.

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

Zone J

St Mary High 1, Horace Clarke 3

Annotto Bay High 3, Wycliffe Martin High 0

Tacky High 2, St Mary Technical 2

Zone L

Paul Bogle 3, Seaforth 1

St Thomas Technical 4, Robert Lightbourne 0

Yallahs High 3, Morant Bay 0

Zone N

Foga Road 2, Winston Jones 0

Vere Technical 2, Kemps Hill 0

Zone O

Titchfield 1, Happy Grove 1

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