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Morant Bay extend good start in d’ Cup
St James High School's goalkeeper Oneil Pringle is beaten by a penalty kick from Cornwall College's Deshaun Talbert in their ISSSA/Wata daCosta Cup Zone A game played at Jarrett Park on Wednesday. Cornwall College won the game 2-0 to stay in the lead in the points tables.(Photo: Paul Reid)
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September 27, 2023

Morant Bay extend good start in d’ Cup

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Morant Bay High are off to their best start in at least the last 15 years in the ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup football competition after outscoring Robert Lightbourne High 4-2 in their Zone K return round game on Wednesday for their fourth straight win.

Morant Bay High, who had won the first round game 12-0 a week ago opened up a six points lead before Thursday’s game between Paul Bogle High and Yallahs High.

Meanwhile, former champions Rusea’s High matched their best start since the 2018 season after beating Cambridge High 4-0 at the Collin Miller Complex in Lucea for their fifth straight win.

Davalio Gillard scored a hat-trick and Deandre Brown scored the other for Rusea’s High as they beat Cambridge High a second time after a 6-1 margin in the first round.

In Santa Cruz, STETHS rebounded from their 1-1 draw against Munro College on Saturday to beat Sydney Pagon High 9-1 and retake the lead in Zine E as Kenoy Banton and Deandre Campbell both scored braces to lead the scoring.

Cornwall College won their third straight game, beating St James High 2-0 with Travis Gordon scoring his first in the competition and Deshaun Talbert converted a second half penalty.

The win saw Cornwall College stay in the lead in Zone A with 13 points, two more than Irwin High who also beat Maldon High 2-0 with Leo Campbell scoring both goals.

Stevaughn Spence and Akeem Kangol both scored braces for Frome Technical who brushed aside Merlene Ottey High 7-0 in the Zone B return round game after beating them 3-1 in the first round.

William Knibb Memorial were also big winners getting by Discovery Bay High 8-0 in their game played at Martha Brae.

Results from Wednesday’s games:

Irwin High 2, Maldon High 0

St James High 0, Cornwall College 2

Spot Valley High 1, Green Pond High 1

Merlene Ottey 0, Frome Tech 7

Rusea’s High 4, Cambridge High 0

William Knibb Mem 8, Discovery Bay High 0

Ferncourt High 1, Browns Town 7

STETHS 9, Sydney Pagon 1

Maggotty High 1, Lacovia High 1

May Day High 0, deCarteret College 3

Belair High vs Manchester High- Belair High- called off, lightning

Mt St Joseph High vs Cross Keys High- Mt St Joseph- called off due to lightning

St Mary Tech 2, St Mary High 3

Carron Hall High 0, Wycliffe Martin 5

Morant Bay High 4, Robert Lightbourne High 2

-Paul A Reid

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