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Rusea’s, Frome in tantalising daCosta Cup clash
St James High’s Davano Brown (Photo: Paul Reid)
Football, Sports
September 15, 2026

Rusea’s, Frome in tantalising daCosta Cup clash

St James tackle unfancied Cambridge

Former ISSA daCosta Cup football champions Rusea’s High could take control of Zone B when they take on second-placed Frome Technical this afternoon at Colin Miller Sports Complex in Lucea. The match is set to start at 3:30.

Rusea’s lead the zone with maximum nine points from three games. They have two points more than their long-time rivals Frome who were held to a 0-0 result by Petersfield High on Saturday.

A fourth win for Rusea’s would put them in firm control of the group with teams only playing each other once before the two teams with the highest points tally advance to the second round.

Led by Omarion Jemmison and Corey Palmer, who have combined for eight of the team’s 14 goals, Rusea’s will go into the game high on confidence against Frome.

Frome have not beaten Rusea’s since the 2022 season, and if they are to get full points from this clash, Wayne Mullings will have to take charge and lead his team that has managed seven goals so far.

Elsewhere, Yallahs High will also be seeking a fourth-straight win when they take on Fair Prospect High in Zone H, while Zone A teams, Irwin High and St James, will be chasing three victories in a row.

Yallahs are off to their best start in years and take on a Fair Prospect team that they defeated twice last season. Fair Prospect have earned only one point from two games so far.

Both Irwin High and St James High could separate themselves from the rest in Zone A with wins over Spot Valley High and Cambridge High, respectively.

Irwin have outscored their two opponents 6-0 to lead the zone on goal difference over 2009 champions St James High, who are coming off a 3-2 win over Herbert Morrison Technical.

Spot Valley have drawn all three games, and will face a confident Irwin High team that is yet to be fully tested.

Cambridge High will need to rebound from a 0-6 loss at the hands of Muschett High on Friday. Cambridge will face a Davano Brown-powered St James High team growing in confidence.

Brown’s Town High, who will be away to York Castle High in Zone C, had their brilliant start cut short last week when they were held 1-1 by Cedric Titus. They had scored 25 goals in their first two games.

Brown’s Town are the leaders on seven points, one more than Ferncourt High. The Ferncourt team could be passed by Marcus Garvey Technical, on goals, if the latter side can beat Walkerswood Academy by at least seven goals.

Cedric Titus are still searching for their first win after back-to-back drawn results. They will be at home against Discovery Bay High who have lost their only game played.

Alphansus Davis High also lost their perfect record on Saturday when they were clipped 0-1 by Holmwood Technical. Alphansus Davis will hope to resume winning ways when they play away to Edwin Allen in Zone F.

Knox College, the Zone F leaders, are away to Holmwood Technical, while Troy High and Alston High will be seeking their first point of the season.

— Paul A Reid

 

TUESDAY’S GAMES

Irwin vs Spot Valley @ Irwin

Muschett vs Green Pond @ Muschett

St James vs Cambridge @ Jarrett Park

Knockalva vs Grange Hill @ Knockalva

Petersfield vs Little London @ Petersfield

Rusea’s vs Frome @ Colin Miller Complex

Marcus Garvey vs Walkerswood @ Drax Hall

Cedric Titus vs Discovery Bay @ Cedric Titus

York Castle vs Brown’s Town @ York Castle

Winston Jones vs May Day @ Winston Jones

Cross Keys vs Foga Road @ Cross Keys

Mile Gully vs Porus @ Mile Gully Centre

Bellefield vs Vere @ Bellefield

Troy vs Alston @ Troy

Holmwood vs Knox @ Holmwood

Edwin Allen vs Alphansus Davis @ Edwin Allen

Robert Lightbourne vs Morant Bay @ Robert Lightbourne

Yallahs vs Fair Prospect @ Yallahs

Seaforth vs Happy Grove @ Seaforth

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