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St James, Cornwall look to maintain unbeaten run
Cornwall College's Kelvin Green (left) dribbles past York Castle High's Ajan Brown in their Western Conference Boys' Under-19 basketball game in Montego Bay on October 24, 2022. York Castle won 26-23. (Photo: Paul Reid)
Basketball, Sports
Paul A Reid  
November 7, 2022

St James, Cornwall look to maintain unbeaten run

MONTEGO BAY, St James — St James High and Cornwall College will seek to extend their unbeaten run in the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association Western Conference boys Under-19 and Under-16 leagues, respectively, when they play Herbert Morrison Technical and York Castle High on Monday.

Both schools will be hoping to repeat wins this season. St James High had beaten defending champions Herbert Morrison in their first-round meeting, while Cornwall College had got the better of York Castle in their Under-16 game.

St James High have won all four of their Under-19 games and lead the table with eight points, the same as Holland High who have played five games. Herbert Morrison are on seven points from their four games and, playing at home on Monday, will hope to avenge their only loss.

Cornwall College are second in the Under-16 section with four points after their two wins. They trail Holland High who have seven points from four games. York Castle are third on four points from four games, while Herbert Morrison have three points from two games.

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