Sandals St James Major League kicks off today
Action from a first round game between Lilliput Rovers and Bogue FC played at Jarrett Park last season. (Photo: Paul Reid)
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BY PAUL A REID Observer writer reidp@jamaicaobserver.com  
 on November 14, 2026

Sandals St James Major League kicks off today

ST JAMES, Jamaica —The Sandals St James Football Association Major League will kick off Saturday with a double-header at WesPow Park and 10 teams, led by defending champions Faulkland FC will participate.

Three teams that took part last season will not participate this season— MoBay City, Lilliput Rovers and MoBay Youths, but the organisers are expecting a competitive season.

The teams taking part this season are: Montego Bay Boys & Girls Club, Cambridge United, Bogue United FC, Granville United FC, Real MoBay AFC, Reggae Youths FC, Wadada FC, Faulkland FC, Norwood Strikers, MoBay City FC.

Saturday, last season’s semi-finalists Montego Bay Boys Club will face Cambridge United in the first game, with Bogue United and former champions Granville United meeting in the second game.

Faulkland FC will start their defence on Sunday when they take on Wadada FC in the second game of a double- header at Jarrett Park, after Real MoBay AFC take on Reggae Youth in the opening game.

Saturday games
MoBay Boys Club vs Cambridge United- Wespow 1:00pm
Bogue United vs Granville United- Wespow 3:00pm

Sunday’s games
Real MoBay AFC vs Reggae Youths FC- Jarrett Park 1:00pm
Wadada FC vs Faulkland FC- Jarrett Park 3:00pm

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