DACOSTA CUP WINNERS
Garvey Maceo celebrate their ISSA/WATA daCosta Cup victory in 2021. The Clarendon-based school will face Clarendon College in the semi-finals at Glenmuir High School grounds today.
Dacosta Cup, Football, Sports
December 8, 2023

DACOSTA CUP WINNERS

1950- Munro College

1951- Munro College

1952- Munro College

1953- Cornwall College

1954- No competition (polio epidemic)

1955- Cornwall College

1956- Cornwall College

1957- Munro College

1958- Cornwall College

1959- Cornwall College

1960- Abandoned

1961- Munro College

1962- Munro College

1963- Cornwall College

1964- Munro College

1965- Vere Technical

1966- No competition

1967- Vere Technical

1968- Vere Technical

1969- Vere Technical

1970- Vere Technical

1971- Vere Technical

1972- Abandoned

1973- No competition

1974- St Elizabeth Technical

1975- Vere Technical

1976- Vere Technical

1977- Clarendon College

1978- Clarendon College

1979- Dinthill Technical

1980- Vere Technical

1981- Dinthill Technical

1982- Cornwall College

1983- Cornwall College

1984- Rusea’s High

1985- Rusea’s High

1986- Herbert Morrison Technical

1987- Rusea’s High

1988- Herbert Morrison

1989- Rusea’s High

1990- Rusea’s High

1991- Clarendon College

1992- Rusea’s High

1993- Rusea’s High

1994- Clarendon College

1995- Cornwall College

1996- Clarendon College

1997- Abandoned

1998- Clarendon College

1999- St Elizabeth Technical

2000- Cornwall College

2001- Cornwall College

2002- Rusea’s High

2003- Frome Technical

2004- Glenmuir High

2005- Godfrey Stewart High

2006- Glenmuir High

2007- Garvey Maceo High

2008- St James High

2009- St Elizabeth Technical

2010- Rusea’s High

2011- Rusea’s High

2012- Glenmuir High

2013- St Elizabeth Technical

2014- Clarendon College

2015- St Elizabeth Technical

2016- Cornwall College

2017- Rusea’s High

2018- Clarendon College

2019- Clarendon College

2020-No competition (COVID-19)

2021 – Garvey Maceo High

2022 – Clarendon College

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