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MANNING CUP QUARTER- FINAL ROUND
Oct 29
The1999 Pepsi-sponsored Manning Cup quarter-final round kicks off with a double-header at the Ferdie Neita Park in Braeton.  Defending champions Dunoon Technical will face Ardenne High  and favorites Tivoli Gardens Comprehensive will face Jonathan Grant.There are three groups for the quarter-final round. In Group A are: Tivoli Gardens, Jonathan Grant High, Ardenne High. and Dunoon Technical. Group B: Charlie Smith Comprehensive, Donald Quarrie Comprehensive, St. Jago High and Clan Carthy Comprehensive. Group C: Kingston College, Norman Manley Comprehensive, St. George's College,   Jamaica College. Group winners plus the best second place finishers advance to the semi-finals.

GOODISON IMPRESSIVE IN RESERVES GAME
Oct 28
Ian Goodison and Theodore Whitmore played for the reserves at Hartlepool last night in preparation for their debut with Hull City. City reserve goalkeeper Lee Bracey was sent off in their lost 0-1 loss. It is uncertain if Whithmore and Goodison will play this Saturday for Hull, but with their leading center-back Justin Whittle looking very doubtful', Ian Goodison has a good chance of making his debut especially as he was described as 'impressive' last night.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct 28
National Premier League
Reno 1 Wadadah 0

National A League
Waterhouse 3 Rockfort 0

WHITMORE AND DAWES FINED BY JFF
Oct 27
The Jamaica Football Federation has fined Theodore Whitmore and Christopher Dawes for failing to report for national duties. They were both fined $25,000 (Jamaican
dollars) for failing to make themselves available for Jamaica's international against the Cayman Islands last weekend. Jamaica defeated The Cayman Islands 4-1. Whitmore had also failed to report for national duties against Ghana earlier this year. Dawes failed to report for the national team but instead represented his club team Galaxy against Tivoli Gardens.

REGGAE BOYZ SET FOR FA CUP DEBUT
Oct 26
Jamaica's World Cup heroes Ian Goodison and Theodore Whitmore are poised to
make surprise debuts in English football for Hull City in Saturday's FA Cup at Macclesfield Town.

Hull officials feared strict regulations would rule their new Reggae Boyz out
of the First Round clash but the club's director of football administration
David Capper has confirmed that the FA have accepted the registrations - just
minutes before the signing deadline expired!

The talented duo - outstanding in the '98 World Cup success - flew into
England today (Tuesday) and Hull manager Warren Joyce hopes they will be able
to play for City's reserve team at Hartlepool tomorrow night. If they prove
their fitness, the Tigers' boss will find it difficult to leave them out of
his weekend plans as they were so impressive in trial matches earlier this
month.

The FA Cup is widely regarded as the world's greatest club knock-out
competition and, as well as its endearing romance, can prove a valuable
money-spinner for lower division clubs such as Hull. The Third Division
Tigers enjoyed a memorable Third Round visit to Premiership giants Aston
Villa last season and will be hopeful of a repeat performance this term.

If they can overcome their Division Three rivals on Saturday, City will have
to clear the Second Round hurdle before relying on the luck of the draw to
give them another crack at one of England's biggest clubs in mid-December.

Controversy has already surrounded this season's competition as
treble-winners Manchester United have made an unprecedented withdrawal, in
favour of the inaugural World Club Championship to be played in Brazil in
January. Present director and famous former player Sir Bobby Charlton today
pleaded with his fellow board members to reconsider their decision.

It means Hull might not get the chance pit their soccer wits against United
but the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Leeds United are only two
games away. It gives Goodison and Whitmore the ideal chance to make an
immediate impact with the Tigers - and immediately win a place in the hearts
of their new fans.
Report submitted by Trevor Bugg

REGGAE BOYZ DEFEATS CAYMAN ISLANDS
Oct 25
The Reggae Boyz defeated the Cayman Islands 4-1 yesterday at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex in Grand Cayman. Goal scorers for Jamaica were Ray Graham in the 8th, Irvino English in the 41st and 47th and Jermaine Johnson in extra time. Cayman's lone goal was scored by Gary Whittaker in the 32nd minute.

GARDNER SCORES IN BOLTON'S LOSS
Oct 25
Reggae Boyz Ricardo Gardner scored for his first division club Bolton in their 2-1 loss against Norwich City. Gardner used his pace to beat the defense and score in the 74th minute.

SIMOES IMPROVING FROM SURGERY
Oct 25
Jamaica's Technical Director Rene Simoes is reported to be doing well and making a steady recovery following surgery to remove a tumor from his throat. Simoes who is in Brazil is restricted to a light foods diet of ice cream and juices is said to be in good spirits and is looking forward to returning to Jamaica.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct 25
National Premier League
Tivoli Gardens FC 2 Galaxy FC 1
Waterhouse 3 Harbour View 2
Seba United 0 Olympic Gardens 0
Arnett Gardens 2 JDF 0
Wadadah vs Reno was not played due to rain

National A League
Constant Spring 2 Black Stars 0
Hazard United 3 Legend 0
Violet Kickers 1 PMU 0
M/Hughenden 2 White Horses 0
Brazil 0 Central Link 0
Mile Gully 4 Rockfort 0

CONCACAF GOLD CUP GROUPS
Oct 22
The CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament starts February 12 and will have four groups. Group A will be Jamaica, Colombia, Honduras. Group B has United States, Peru, Haiti. Group C is Mexico, Guatemala, Trinidad and Group D will have Costa Rica, South Korea and Canada. Jamaica will face Colombia and Costa Rica in Miami and The United States will play Haiti and Peru in Miami. South Korea will be up against Canada and Costa Rica in Los Angeles and San Diego, and the defending champions Mexico will face Trinidad and Tobago and Guatemala and in Los Angeles and San Diego. Group winners and runners-up from Groups A and B will play crossover quarter-finals in Miami on February 19, while Groups and D will do the same February 20 in San Diego. The tournament starts February 12 with the United States facing Haiti and Jamaica playing Colombia at the Orange Bowl in Miami.

JAMAICA TO PLAY CAYMAN
Jamaica will face Cayman Islands on Sunday October 24 in an international Friendly.
The squad named is: AARON LAWRENCE, DONOVAN RICKETTS, MARCO McDONALD ,IAN GOODSION ,   LINVAL DIXON , IRVINO ENGLISH, CLAUDE DAVIS , DAMION POWELL, CLIFTON WAUGH , FABIAN DAVIS, GREGORY SIMPSON ,MARK WILLIAMS ,CHRIS DAWES , PATRICK GRAHAM, THEODORE WHITMORE, SHANE CRAWFORD, JERMAINE JOHNSON , AINSWORTH KERR, RAY GRAHAM.RICARDO FULLER AND MARKINO GILLINGS

REGGAEBOYZ GETS PERMITS
Theodore Whitmore and Ian Goodison have secured work permits and will travel to the UK next week to report to their new club Hull City.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct 21
DaCOSTA CUP
Rusea 0 William Knibb 0
Marcus Garvey 1 Frome Technical 0
Petersfield 5 Montego Bay 1

THE "PEARL" SCORES AGAIN
Oct 20
2,692 game fans saw Swansea and Exeter City play to a 1-1 draw on a dry St James Park with biting wind and low temperature. Jamaica's Walter Boyd looked far more lively than in any of his previous games as both teams struggled to score. Boyd brought life to the fans when he picked up a ball in his own half and weaved his way towards goal. He then passed the ball to Roberts who laid it off to Watkin but his shot missed the target. In the second half Boyd pressured Exter's centre back into giving the ball away to Watkin who then gave Boyd a through pass. Boyd darted for the 50-50 ball versus the keeper with Boyd getting the better of the encounter to blast the ball into an empty net in the 55th minute. It was Boyd's third goal in three games since signing with Swansea City.
View a video of Boyd's Goal...
Lets hear your comments.

GARDENER SCORES WINNER FOR BOLTON
Oct 18
Ricardo Gardener scored the winning goal in injury time fto give  Boltons a 1-0 win over Huddersfield at the Reebok on Saturday. Gardener beautifully weaving his way into the box on the left side and curling the ball into the top corner with a right footer for his fifth gaol of the season. In an after the game interview Gardener talked about his right footed goal he scored for Bolton Wanderers. He said that It is one of the best goals I have scored. and that it was a great from start to finish". He also said the other players and coaching staff have all helped to build his confidence. He thinks that if the team remains focused they can go to the top. The game had an attendance of over 16,000.
Listen to the Interview. Real Player required download for free here.
Thanks to Robert Reid for his submissions.
Lets hear your comments.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct18
NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE.
Tivoli Gardens 5 Seba 2
Wadadah 2 Waterhouse 1
Olympic Gardens 0  Arnett Gardens 0
Harbour View 1 Reno 0
Galaxy 4 JDF 1

"A" LEAGUE
Black Star 1 Legend 1
Mile Gully 0 Hazard 1
White Horses 0 Brazil 1
Rockfort 4 Maverly 3
Central Link 1 Port Morant 1
Violet Kickers 1 Constant Spring 1

DaCOSTA CUP
STETHS 5 EDWIN ALLEN 1.
CORNWALL 1 MARCUS GARVEY 0
ST. THOMAS TECH 3 OCHO RIOS 1
FROME 1 MANNINGS 0
GLENMUIR 3 CHARLEMONT 0
ST. MARY 1 SEAFORTH 0
RUSEAS 2 PETERSFIELD 0
MANCHESTER 2 SPALDINGS 2
WILLIAM KNIBB 1 MONTEGO BAY COMP 1.

THE PEPSI MANNING CUP
DUNOON 4 CLAN CARTHY 1;
CHARLIE SMITH 5 HOLY TRINITY 0
EXCELSIOR 3 KINGSTON TECHNICAL 0
ST. GEORGES 9 WATERFORD 1

PERMIT BID FOR WHITMORE AND GOODISON
Hull City hopes to be winning by the end of the month with the help of Theodore Whitmore and Ian Goodison. Hull is trying to secure work permits for the two Jamaican World Cup stars in time for them to make their debuts in the first round of the FA Cup on October 30. There's still a chance for Whitmore and Goodison to become available before then, depending on the Department of Overseas' Employment (DOE) which processes the applications. Hull City's has already contacted the DOE and is hoping the work permits will become available within three weeks. Whitmore and Goodison both meets the regulations regarding signings from non-EEC countries. The players have played in 75 per cent of Jamaica's matches during the last year while their country is ranked among the top 70 footballing nations in the world. Capper added: ‘‘Those factors should help our case considerably and we certainly hope the permits will be in place by the end of the month, at the latest.''

REGGAE BOYZ TO PLAY NIGERIA
Oct 14
Reggae Boyz will play Nigeria in London, England on November 24, 1999.

JAMAICA SLIPS IN WORLD RANKINGS
Oct 14
Jamaica fell one spot to 44th in the October FIFA Coco Cola World Rankings. Trinidad and Tobago moved up one spot to 41st. Mexico remained as the top CONCACAF country at number 10 with the USA in the 22nd spot.

SIMOES HAS SURGERY
Oct 14
Professor Rene Simoes had surgery in Brazil to remove a tumor from his throat,
yesterday. It is not clear he will be back to active duties with the Reggae Boyz. Peter Cargill will act as head coach in the interim. Simoes became ill in early September when he was found unconscious in his hotel room just before Jamaica played Canada.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct14
NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE.
Seba 2 Wadadah 1
Olympic Gardens 1 Tivoli Gardens 1
Waterhouse 1 Arnett Gardens 1
Harbour View 2 Galaxy United 0

"A" LEAGUE
Constant Spring 0 Central Link 1
Hazard United 2 Black Stars 1
Maverley-Hughenden 2 Mile Gully 2
Brazil 1 Rockfort 0

BOYD SCORES 2 GOALS IN DEBUT
Oct 12
Jamaica striker Walter "Black Pearl" Boyd made a sensational start to the English Third Division by scoring 2 goals yesterday as Swansea defeated Rotherham United 2 - 0 at Vetch Field. The 27-year-old Reggae Boy became an instant hero when scored to give Swansea their first win in five games. Boyd made his mark seven minutes into the game after he pounced on a rebound off the post from a Bound shot to send the Swans on their way. The second goal in the 82nd minute was brilliantly taken, a quick burst after a Cussack flick and a cool lob over the advancing goalkeeper. Boyd seem a bit unfit and suffering from jetlag but he was devastating in front of the goal and seems to be the answer that Swansea needs. You may View a video of Boyd's Goals Real Player required download for free here. Read what fans are saying about Boyd. Thanks to Robert Reid for his submissions.

UNDER 17 PLAYERS CALLED UP
The Jamaica Football Federation has invited 23 players to start training camp. These players are being asked to report to the Players Residence: Alien Whittaker, Keveral Stewart, Alex Thomas, Shane Stevens, Sheldon Battiste, Eshaya Bryan, Kevin King, Dane Chambers, Reinaldo Stewart, Dwayne Richards, Keith Wilson, Sean Fraser, Anthony Bennett, Garfieldb Rennicks, Beville Rose, Deshaun Woolery, Kevin Graham, Ezra Prendergast, Craig Gordon, Keith Kelly, Patrick Sappleton, Loren Sailsman, Kingsley Brown.

MIAMI FUSIONS TO HOST THE REGGAE BOYZ
Oct 12
US Major League Team the Miami Fusions is negotiating with the JFF to host the Reggae Boyz at the Lockhart Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. The game should take place sometime in early December.

T&T TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST JFF
Oct 12
It's reported that the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association intends to take legal action against The Jamaica Football Federation over the canceled game between the two teams.The JFF canceled the game stating that  without T&T's Dwight Yorke and Russell Latapy fan interest in the game has declined. Is Jamaica afraid to play Trinidad?

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Oct 11
THE CRAVEN "A" NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE.
Wadadah 2 Olympic Gardens 2
Tivoli Gardens 2 Harbour View 1
Galaxy 0 Waterhouse 0
SEBA5 JDF 2
Arnett Gardens 2 Reno 0

"A" LEAGUE
Maverley 1 Hazard 1
Violet Kickers 1 Black Stars 1
Mile Gully 0 Brazil 1
White Horses 1 Constant Spring 2
Rockfort 3 Port Morant 0
Central Link 4 Legend 0

THE PEPSI MANNING CUP
ARDENNE 1 CALABAR 0
St GEORGES CHARLIE SMITH 1
TIVOLI 3 SAINT CATHERINE 0
EXCELSIOR 1 JAGO DREW 1
WATERFORD 0 TRENCH TOWN 0

DaCOSTA CUP
Vere 1 Kemps Hill 0
Montego Bay Herbert Morrison Technical .
Spalding 1 Knox 0
Seaforth 1 Fair Prospect 0,
St Thomas 1 Happy Grove 1
Denbigh 1 Edwin Allen 0

WHITMORE AND GOODISON GETS CONTRACT WITH HULL CITY
The following reports were submitted by readers of thereggaeboyz.com
TIGERS TO SIGN WOLD CUP STARS
Duo make instant impression
Hull City have signed Jamaican World Cup stars Theodore Whitmore and Ian
Goodison. Tigers boss Warren Joyce reached an agreement with the players'
agent within an hour of watching the duo star for City's reserve side
against Chesterfield yesterday. Midfielder Whitmore, in particular, looked
to be an outstanding prospect and Joyce moved swiftly amid growing fears the
players could be poached by rival clubs. Joyce said: ‘‘Anyone who watched
the two lads must have been impressed. They looked quality players and they
are used to performing alongside some of our Premiership stars with Jamaica.
‘‘We've also had a good look at them in training so there's no point hanging
about. The last thing we want is to see them disappearing to other clubs.
They are happy here and we are delighted they have agreed to sign for us.''
<<...>> Final details of the deal – including the length of contracts –
were being hammered out today. Neither player will cost City a fee.
However, Tigers fans could have to wait for up to a month to see Whitmore
and Goodison in first team action. It is understood both players will
require work permits. Whitmore scored two goals for Jamaica against Japan
in the 1998 World Cup in France. A talented central midfielder, he showed
his full range of skills yesterday, albeit against Chesterfield. Goodison
is a utility defender who played at centre back. He's big, strong and
appeared to possess a good turn of pace. Joyce added: ‘‘We have been
looking to strengthen midfield and Theodore looks as though he could be the
answer. As for Ian, he will add some quality to our squad.'' The duo
joined City on trial at the start of this week along with a third Jamaican,
Steve Malcolm. The full back, another established international, is likely
to be handed another chance to impress. Meanwhile, City could be forced to
sign a loan goalkeeper in time for Saturday's Third Division clash at
Hartlepool. First choice Lee Bracey is banned and there are worries about
Steve Wilson's match fitness after a recent knee injury. The only other
keeper on City's book is Matt Baker but he lacks big game experience.
Joyce explained: ‘‘We'll see how ‘‘Willo'' is before Saturday. He played a
full game in the reserves yesterday and we're hoping there won't be any
reaction.''

Dazzling performance by Whitmore.
Jamaica is obviously a hot-bed for talented footballers, especially on the evidence of Hull City's Pontins League clash against Chestefield at Boothferry Park yesterday.
Trialist Theodore Whitmore, who starred for Jamaica in the last World Cup, produced a dazzling debut in City's colours. The gangly midfielder teased, tormented and toyed with Chesterfield in a display which oozed skill and confidence. No wonder watching Tigers boss Warren Joyce opened contract negotiations straight after the match! Whitmore looked a class above anything else on the pitch - and anything City fans have seen for a long while. Okay, he might have needed a ball to himself at times but his control and passing ability was a joy to watch. Backed by fellow countrymen Steve Malcolm and Ian Goodison, Whitmore ran the show and fully deserved a standing ovation from a big crowd, tempted along by the presence of the three Jamaicans and free admission. City, unbeaten at reserve level this season, faced a formidable test against a Chesterfield line-up which included eight first team regulars. The visitors took the lead in the second minute, centre back Steve Payne beating Steve Wilson with a crisp drive after City had only half-cleared a cross. The Tigers did look vulnerable at the back. A well taken goal from Dave D'Auria in the seventh minute after impressive work by Whitmore hauled City level but Chesterfield scored twice between the 23rd and 26th minutes to establish a 3-1 lead. City, though, were always in with a shout and right on half time, D'Auria's great cross from the right was powerfully headed home by David Brown. The Tigers had the best chances in the second half and deservedly drew level in the 77th minute. Another terrific run from Whitmore and an almost casual pass with the outside of his left boot set up Jamie Wood who made no mistake from 12 yards. But for those defensive lapses, City could have won but a draw was probably a fair result. Just one final question. When was the last time the Tigers' fielded four full internationals in the same game? City: Wilson; Malcolm, Bolder, Goodison, Perry, Morgan; D'Auria, Whitmore, Quigley; Brown, Wood. Subs: (not used) Morley, Baker, Hawes, French, Tucker.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA-Oct 7
DaCOSTA CUP
Cornwall 1 Montego Bay Comprehensive 0.
Dinthill 1 MaGrath 0
Charlemont 4 Bog Walk
Ruseas 2 Little London 0
Grange Hill 2 Green Island 1,
Clarendon College 4 Denbigh 0,
May Pen Comprehensive 2 Claude McKay 1,
Seaforth 4 Yallahs 0,
Ocho Rios 4 Buff Bay 0 and
St Elizabeth 1Technical Knockalva 0.
Maggotty 7 Newell 1
Muschett 0 Herbert Morrison Technical 0

"A" LEAGUE
Maverley/Hughenden Port Morant -1
Rockfort 2 Legend 2

BOYD READY TO PLAY
Oct 7
Jamaican star Walter Boyd has been granted a work permit from the
Department of Employment to play soccer for his new club Swansea. General manager Mike Lewis has confirmed that the permit was granted. Boyd is set to arrive on Friday and should play on Tuesday against Rotherham.

MORE GAMES PLANNED FOR BOYZ
Oct 6
The Jamaica Football Federation is has indicated that there are plans for The Reggae Boyz to play in London in November against either, Ireland, Australia or Nigeria.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
THE PEPSI MANNING CUP
CAMPION COLLEGE 3 KC 1
WOLMERS 2 JAMAICA COLLEGE 1,
DONALD QUARRIE 3 ST. ANNE'S 0,
CALABAR 4 MARY'S COLLEGE 1
CAMPERDOWN 1 JOSE MARTI  1
ARDENNE NORMAN MANLEY
DENHAM TOWN 1 ST ANNIE'S 0
NORMAN MANLEY 3 ST. MARY 1,
JONATHAN 2 JOSE MARTI 1.
CAMPERDOWN 3 CAMPION 0.
ARDENNE 3 MONA 1
DONALD QUARRIE 0 JAMAICA COLLEGE 0

THE PEPSI DACOSTA CUP 
CLARENDON COLLEGE 1 EDWIN ALLEN 0
HOLMWOOD 7 CHRISTIANA 0;
B.B COKE 7 NEWELL 0;
PETERSFIELD 3 MAUD McLEOD 0;
PORT MARIA 1 BUFF BAY 0;
STETHS 2 MUNRO 0.
PETERSFIELD 5 BLACK RIVER 1
SEAFORTH 2 HAPPY GROVE 1

THE CRAVEN "A" NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE.
OLYMPIC GARDENS 3 RENO 0,
ARNETT GARDENS 0 HARBOUR VIEW 0
WATERHOUSE 3 JDF1.
TIVOLI 1 WADADAH 1
GALAXY 2 SEBA 0

THE "A" LEAGUE
VIOLET KICKERS 1 HAZARD 0,
MILE GULLY 1 PORT MORANT UNITED 1

SWANSEA PINS HOPE ON BOYD
Oct 5
Swansea has only gained  just one point from the last 12 and they are depending on arrival of Jamaican star Walter Boyd to provide Swansea with the catalyst they so desperately need to become contenders again. "He will be the most exciting signing this club has seen in a long time and I am sure he will be the spark we need,'' said Swansea City chairman Steve Hamer. Boyd is awaiting his work permit so he can start playing for his new club.

WHITMORE, MALCOLM, GOODISON ON TRIAL WITH HULL CITY
Oct 4
Reggae Boyz Theodore Whitmore, Steve Malcolm and Ian Goodison have now arrived at Hull City's Boothferry Park. All three players appeared in the last World Cup in France and Whitmore scored two goals in Jamaica's win over Japan. Whitmore and Malcolm are both midfielders while Goodison is a left-sided defender. It is thought the Tigers are trying to arrange a behind-closed doors practice match later this week.

NO CONTRACT FOR LAWRENCE
Oct 4
Hull City have decided at this time not to offer a contract to goalkeeper Aaron Lawrence who has spent the last two weeks on trial with the club.

NEW GAMES FOR JAMAICA and TRINIDAD
Oct 4
With the game between Jamaica and Trinidad canceled the two teams new fixtures are Jamaica will be playing El Salvador and Trinidad will be playing
Panama.

GARDNER SCORES AGAIN
Oct 4
Jamaica's Ricardo Gardner scored for his club Bolton in the 26th minute when a free-kick on the left by Michael Johansen was played back to Jamaican
Ricardo Gardner who lifted a left-foot shot over goalkeeper Jimmy Glass. It was Gardner's second successive strike in the League.

JAMAICA vs T&T CANCELLED
The JFF has called off the October 10 friendly football international between Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. The reason given is that without T&T's Dwight Yorke and Russell Latapy fan interest in the game has declined. Jamaica will instead Honduras or El Salvador. Did The Reggae Boyz back down from T&T? What do you think?

TIVOLI LOSE IN CUP FINAL
Tivoli Gardens FC loss 2-1 to Cayman Islands national team in the finals of the inaugural Western Union Super Cup in Cayman. Andrew Chisholm scored for Tivoli's who loss to Cayman in extra time.

REGGAEBOYZ JOHNSON JUMPS SHIP
David Johnson is reported to be considering playing for Wales instead of Jamaica. The 23 year old is included in Wales' squad to play Switzerland in an upcoming Euro 2000 qualifying match. Johnson has represented Jamaica twice and plays for Ipswich in the English Division One.

SCORES AROUND JAMAICA
Sept.30  Premier League results:
Tivoli Gardens 0 Waterhouse 0
JDF 0 Olympic Gardens 2
Reno 0 Seba 0
Galaxy 2 Arnett Gardens 2
Harbour View 1 Wadadah 2

A League results:
Mile Gully 2 Constant Spring 1
Central Link 1 Violet Kickers 0
White Horses 0 Black Stars 0

Sept 30 DaCosta Cup results
Rusea's 5 Grange Hill 0
Cornwall 1 Muschett 1 Mannings
4 Lacovia 1 Maldon 0 MoBay Comprehensive 0
Ferncourt 3 Brown's Town 1
York Castle 2 Cedric Titus 1
William Knib 0 Marcus Garvey 0
Fair Prospect 1 Morant Bay 1

SATURDAY MANNING CUP RESULTS
JOSE MARTI 1 CAMPION COLLEGE 1
KINGSTON COLLEGE 3 JONATHAN GRANT 1
CALABAR 2 NORMAN MANLEY 2 ,
ST ANNES 1 WOLMERS 0

Read September Headlines News
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WALTER BOYD GETS CONTRACT
RICARDO GARDENER SCORES FOR BOLTON
JAMAICA USA DRAW 2-2
AARON LAWRENCE ON TRIAL WITH HULL CITY