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Frome hunt back-to-back wins against Green Island
Munro College's Javier Beckford (left) passes the ball as Cornwall College's Dane Buckley looks on during their recent Jackson Shield pre-season game in Montego Bay. Munro College will start their ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup season today against Maggotty High at home. (Photo: Paul Reid)
Football, Sports
Paul A Reid  
September 12, 2023

Frome hunt back-to-back wins against Green Island

FROME, Westmoreland — Former champions Frome Technical will be going after back-to-back wins in the ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup football competition today when they host Green Island High at Frome Tech. The game is set to start at 3:30 pm.

Frome Technical opened their season on Saturday with a 3-1 win over Merlene Ottey High and will hope to extend their winning run over Green Island, who they beat both times last season on their way to topping Zone B and getting to the quarter-finals.

Nineteen games are scheduled to be played, including those involving St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) and William Knibb Memorial who are both expected to get their seasons off to a winning start.

Meanwhile, former Ben Francis KO winners Edwin Allen got off to a big start, beating Claude McKay High 7-1 to take the lead in Zone H while Wycliffe Martin High won their first game in the competition after edging St Mary High 1-0, in games played on Monday.

Tajay Thomas scored twice for Edwin Allen High while Dyron-Lee Johnson, Patrick Harrion, Jayquan Johnson, Kimolar Ferron, and Jovaine Dyke scored the others.

After drawing two of their 10 first-round games in their first season Wycliffe Martin High created school history, winning their first game by edging St Mary High 1-0.

Tyieis Williams scored in the 20th minute for Kellits High to beat Thompson Town High 1-0 in their Zone High game.

Today STETHS will hope to improve on last year’s performance wherein, despite easily winning their zone, they failed to get past the second round, losing two of three games.

Last season they were able to get the better of Lacovia in both games and they will hope to start well again this season.

William Knibb will hope it is a third-year charm for them after bright starts the last two seasons, but they ran out of steam in the second round.

William Knibb have won 13 of their 15 games played in the first round the last two years but managed only a single point from six games in the second round over the same period.

This year they will play in a different group this season, mostly against St-Ann based schools, but will hope for yet another good start when they face Brown’s Town High at Addison Park.

William Knibb will play Brown’s Town in the first round for the first time since 2009 when they beat the St Ann team twice, 3-2 and 3-0, to finish second behind Marcus Garvey Technical.

Yesterday’s results

Claude McKay High-1 Edwin Allen-7

Kellits High-1 Thompson Town High-0

Iona High vs Annotto Bay – Rio Nuevo Playfield

St Mary High-0 Wycliffe Martin High-1

Today’s games

Merlene Ottey vs Cambridge @ Merlene Ottey

Frome Tech vs Green Island @ Frome Tech

Discovery Bay High vs Ocho Rios @ Noranda Sports Complex

Cedric Titus vs Ferncourt @ Cedric Titus

Brown’s Town High vs William Knibb Mem @ Addison Park

Aabuthnott Gallimore vs York Castle @ Aabuthnott Gallimore

Grange Hill vs Petersfield High @ Llandilo Sports Complex

Sydney Pagon STEM vs Newell High @ Sydney Pagon STEM

Munro College vs Maggotty High @ Munro College

Lacovia High vs STETHS @ Lacovia

Roger Clarke High vs BB Coke High @ Roger Clarke High

Manchester High vs May Day High @ Manchester High

Cross Keys High vs Belair High @ Cross Keys

deCarteret College vs Mt St Joseph Catholic @ deCarteret College

Horace Clarke High vs St Mary Technical @ Horace Clarke

Carron Hall High vs Tacky High @ Stockholm Park

Paul Bogle High vs Robert Lightbourne High @ Paul Bogle

Tacius Golding High vs Kemps Hill @ Port Esquivel

Titchfield High vs Fair Prospect @ Carder Park

*All games start at 3:30 pm

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