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Titchfield advance from daCosta Cup group
Irwin High’s Jamahri Tinglin (left) tries to get away from Herbert Morrison’s Jonathon Robinson during their ISSA daCosta Cup Zone A game at Irwin High on Wednesday. Irwin won 2-0 to extend their perfect run to four games. (Photo: Paul A Reid)
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BY PAUL A REID Observer writer reidp@jamaicaobserver.com  
September 24, 2026

Titchfield advance from daCosta Cup group

TITCHFIELD High advanced to the second round of the ISSA daCosta Cup football competition for the third-consecutive season after beating Iona High 7-2 in their Zone I game at Rio Bueno playing field on Wednesday.

Roje Williams scored a hat-trick to lead Titchfield to their fourth-straight win, joining St Mary High as the automatic qualifiers from the zone, both on 12 points.

Titchfield went into the game needing only a draw to make progress after St Mary had booked their spot a day earlier, but they overran third-placed Iona.

Brown’s Town High, meanwhile, hammered Discovery Bay High 12-0 to maintain their lead in Zone C ahead of Ferncourt High who stayed perfect with a 1-0 win over Marcus Garvey Technical.

Javier Henry and Jamaal Johnson both scored hat-tricks for Brown’s Town while Caen Benjamin, Basil Trail, and Onardo Flowers all scored braces as the team recorded their fourth win.

Ferncourt stayed in contention with their fourth-straight win as the two teams lead the race for the automatic qualifying spots.

Irwin High and St James High both continued their unbeaten runs in Zone A with wins over Herbert Morrison Technical and Spot Valley High, respectively.

Both are on 12 points, six more than third-placed Muschett High, with all three teams having played four games.

Irwin beat Herbert Morrison 2-0, with Jhemar Roswell scoring from about 23 yards in the first half to give the home team the lead before Cavon Morris added a second in the 52nd minute.

St James edged Spot Valley 1-0.

Central High took over the lead in Zone G after edging high-flying Denbigh High 1-0 in their top-of-the-zone clash, moving to 10 points and breaking a three-way tie for first place with Lennon High and Denbigh High.

Knox College, meanwhile, continued their good run in Zone F with a 2-0 win over Alphansus Davis to stay on top with 13 points, moving closer to a second-round spot.

Holmwood Technical stayed in contention with a 4-1 win over Troy High.

Mile Gully took over the lead in Zone E after beating Cross Keys High 6-0, jumping ahead of Bellefield High and Porus High, while Foga Road threw their name into the mix with a 3-1 win over Winston Jones High.

Lacovia High moved past Black River High into second place in Zone D after beating BB Coke High 3-0, accumulating 12 points, the same as Black River, but with a better goal difference.

Munro College leads with 15 points from five wins.

Wednesday’s results

Green Pond 0, Cambridge High 0

Irwin High 2, Herbert Morrison Technical 0

St James High 1, Spot Valley High 0

Marcus Garvey Technical 0, Ferncourt High 1

Discovery Bay High 0, Brown’s Town High 12

BB Coke High 0, Lacovia High 3

Belair High 1, Lewisville High 1

Foga Road High 3, Winston Jones High 1

Mile Gully High 6, Cross Keys High 0

Alphansus Davis High 0, Knox College 2

Alston High 1, Claude McKay High 2

Holmwood Technical 4, Troy High 1

Central High 1, Denbigh High 0

Fair Prospect High 3, Happy Grove High 1

Robert Lightbourne High 0, Paul Bogle High 5

Iona High 2, Titchfield High 7

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