STATHS win five games to top group in Manning Cup
Kalonji Watson of STATHS and Renaldino Medwinter of Excelsior High run after the ball during Saturday's match (Photo: Karl McLarty)
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September 30, 2023

STATHS win five games to top group in Manning Cup

KINGSTON, Jamaica- St Andrew Technical High School’s (STATHS) winning streak moved to five games after a win over Excelsior in their top- of-the-table Group D clash in the ISSA Manning Cup at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex Saturday.

Leon Brown scored twice for STATHS with Kalonji Watson and Andre Salmon contributing with a goal each.

Jkivann Salmon scored the consolation goal for Excelsior.

STATHS lead the group with 15 points while Excelsior sit second on 12.

In the opening game of the double-header, St Catherine High drubbed Holy Trinity 6-0.

-Daniel Blake

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