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Back-to-back wins for Clarendon College, Edwin Allen High in daCosta Cup
Irwin High's Abraham Quest (left) gets away from two Spot Valley High players, Kenyata Clarke (centre) and Javane Clarke in Wednesday's ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup Zone A game played at Irwin High. Irwin High won the game 3-0.(Photo: Paul Reid)
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Paul Reid  
September 14, 2023

Back-to-back wins for Clarendon College, Edwin Allen High in daCosta Cup

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Clarendon College and Edwin Allen extended their winning starts after beating Kellits High and Thompson Town High, respectively, in their ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup Zone H games played on Thursday.

Kaheim Dixon, who scored in Clarendon College’s 5-0 opening win over Lennon High on Saturday, scored all four goals as the champions blanked Kellits High 4-0 in Chapleton.

Tajae Thomas scored his second brace of the season for Edwin Allen who were 3-0 winner over Thompson Town, while Jevaughn McLellan scored the other goal.

Edwin Allen High maintained their lead in the Zone, on goals scored, as both teams are locked on six points and a goal-difference of nine.

Edwin Allen has however scored 10 goals to Clarendon College’s nine, both from two games.

In the other game played, Lennon High rebounded from their loss to Clarendon College to beat Claude McKay High 1-0.

Thursday Results:

Lennon High-1 Claude McKay-0

Clarendon College-4 Kellits High-0

Thompson Town-0 Edwin Allen High-3

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