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Big wins to start ISSA daCosta Cup
Green Pond High's goalkeeper Antwun Findlator is beaten by Cornwall College's Shevaun Brown in Saturday's ISSA daCosta Cup Zone A game played at Cornwall College. The home team won the game 6-0. (Photo: Paul Reid)
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PAUL A REID Observer writer reidp@jamaicaobserver.com  
September 7, 2025

Big wins to start ISSA daCosta Cup

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Many-time champions Cornwall College, Old Harbour High, Mannings School and Bellefield all scored big wins to start their campaigns in the ISSA daCosta Cup football competition on Saturday.

Cornwall College beat Green Pond High 6-0 to take the lead in Zone A while Old Harbour High, Bellefield High and Mannings School all scored 7-0 wins over Tacius Golding High, Alston High and Petersfield High, respectively.

Also, last season’s beaten finalists, McGrath High, were winners, edging Charlemont High 1-0 in their Zone J game.

National Under-15 representative Carlondo Morris scored a hat-trick for Cornwall College as they scored their largest margin ever against Green Pond at home.

Nickane Brown gave Cornwall College the lead in the eighth minute and Morris got his first in the 42nd minute to make it 2-0 at halftime.

Mekhi Foster scored in the 59th minute to make the score 3-0. Shevaun Brown came off the bench to score the fourth goal in the 78th minute before Morris completed his hat-trick with goals in the 82nd and three minutes into time added.

Joshua Reynolds scored five goals to lead Old Harbour to their big win over Tacius Golding High with Demario Shirley and Brandon Matthews both scoring one each to top Zone J.

Lamar Dwyer also scored a hat trick to lead Bellefield High to their win after they had beaten Alston 9-0 last season.

Richard Roland, Lawade Pipper, Mark Reid and Javis McFarlane all scored one goal each.

At Jarrett Park, Kevin Hawthorne scored a double as Maldon High came from two goals down to edge St James High 3-2 in a Zone A game.

An own goal after 45 seconds and a goal in the fifth minute from Rory Smith staked St James High to an early lead but Maldon High pulled a goal back just before half time from Hawthorne to cut the deficit to one goal.

In the second half, Hawthorne equalised before Javaughn Anglin scored the winner.

Irwin High edged Herbert Morrison 2-1 in the other Zone A game.

The first upset came in Zone E where BB Coke beat the highly fancied Munro College 2-0 with Tevon Morris scoring both in the 17th and 83rd minutes.

This was BB Coke High’s first win over the former champions since the 2023 season and snapped a three-game losing skid against the former champions.

Former champions Rusea’s High and Frome Technical were also winners, beating Knockalva Technical 3-0 and Anchovy High 2-0, respectively, in Zone B.

Cambridge High also made a winning start, beating Green Island High in Zone B.

Port Antonio High clipped Titchfield High 3-2 at Carder Park with a hat-trick from Keadre Wilson in the 14th, 22nd and 73rd minutes.

Titchfield got two late goals— an own goals in the 85th and Twhan Briggs in time added.

 

Results from Saturday:

Garvey Maceo High-3 vs Foga Road High-0

Herbert Morrison-1 vs Irwin High-2

St James High-2 vs Maldon High-3

Cornwall College-6 vs Green Pond High-0

Anchovy High-0 vs Frome Tech-2

Knockalva Tech-0 vs Rusea’s High-3

Green Island-0 vs Cambridge High-2

Mannings-7 vs Little London-0

Black River-1 vs Lewisville-1— called off

Cedric Titus-3 vs Spot Valley-1

Troy High vs Muschett High — rained out

Newell High-0 vs Maggotty High-2

Lacovia High-3 vs Sydney Pagon STEM-1 — called off

BB Coke High-2 vs Munro College-0

Manchester High-3 vs Belair High-0

Bellefield High- 7 vs Alston High-0

Alphansus Davis-2 vs Porus- 0

deCarteret College-0 vs May Day High-0

Holmwood Technical-0 vs Christiana High-3

Knox College-0 vs Mile Gully High-0

McGrath High-1 vs Charlemont High-0

Old Harbour High-7 vs Tacius Golding High-0

York Castle High-4 vs Discovery Bay High-3

Ocho Rios High-2 vs Ferncourt High-1

Browns Town High-2 vs Marcus Garvey Tech-1

St Mary High-4 vs St Mary Technical-2

Port Antonio High 3 vs Titchfield High-2

Iona High-3 vs Horace Clarke High-4

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