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Manning and Dacosta Cup 2009St James, Glenmuir in big clashThe big Group One clash between champions St. James High and Ben Francis KO champion Glenmuir... Five-star Mattocks lifts Bridgeport Bridgeport High, led by five goals from striker Darren Mattocks, thrashed Waterford 8-0... Three St Catherine schools hunt one spot The team to join defending champions St George's College, Excelsior and St Andrew Technical... St James spank STETHS 3-0 Champions St James High School started the quarter-final round of the 2009 ISSA/Pepsi Digicel... Three in semis Defending champions St George's College, Excelsior, St Andrew Technical (STATHS) have secured... Everything to play for Eltham High pulled off an unattractive but vital 1-0 victory over Bridgeport High in their group... Top eight take aim at semis Western Bureau: The battle for supremacy in the 2009 ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel daCosta Cup competition will... Bridgeport, Eltham in Manning Cup derby Former champions Bridgeport High will meet Eltham in today's lone rescheduled Group Two quarter-finals... St James, Glenmuir advance Reigning champions St James High School and newly crowned Ben Francis KO champions Glenmuir... KC still in the hunt Kingston College (KC) kept their hopes alive of progressing to the semi-finals of the urban area... St Catherine trio seek Manning Cup success St Catherine's three last Manning Cup hopefuls, Bridgeport, Eltham and Waterford High... George's, JC draw in another 'battle of the blues' Calabar beat Wolmer's 2-0 to keep their hopes alive while Jamaica College (JC) and St George's battled... St James spank Manning's 3-0 Champions St James High School strode back into solid contention in the inter-zone round... Excelsior, STATHS make winning start Excelsior's Neco Brett evades a challenge from Kingston College's Rashane Garcia during their second... KC, XLCR in big Manning clash Last year's semi-finalist, St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS), will look to underline their ambitions... Waterford turn tables on Norman Manley Waterford High recorded a hard-fought but sweet 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Norman Manley... Whittaker double floors Port Antonio Newly crowned Ben Francis Knockout champion Glenmuir High School started their ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel... Dad attacks player for tackling his son The newly crowned Walker Cup and the reigning Manning Cup champions got off to winning ways,... Glenmuir aim for consistency The 2009 ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel rural daCosta Cup senior schoolboy football league, which went into a two-week break... JC resume quest for double Jamaica College (JC), fresh from their Walker Cup triumph, will meet Calabar High in the opening... 'Blues' battle in Walker Cup final Two of the urban area's most outstanding teams, St George's College and Jamaica College... St George's, Manley win Last year's champions Excelsior were sent packing from the 2009 Pepsi/Digicel Walker Cup knockout... Rusea's upstage Marcus Garvey Four-time champions Rusea's High School booked themselves a date with reigning champions St James High... Nichol believes it's STATHS time to lift Walker Cup HAVING won group honours over Wolmer's, St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) are now looking... Ben Francis, inter-zone aspirants seek qualification The rural segment of the 2009 ISSA/Pepsi/ Digicel schoolboy football season will be fought... Wolmer's, STATHS hunt Walker Cup berth A pulsating encounter is expected when Wolmer's host Group D leaders St Andrew Technical High School ... Sweet revenge for St James St James High School gained sweet revenge for their first round loss and sealed their place in the Ben Francis... Excelsior humbles Calabar Excelsior, in a dominant display, spanked Calabar 5-0 in their Group C Pepsi/Digicel Manning... Jamaica College hammer Donald Quarrie 8-0 Jamaica College (JC) kept alive their hopes of qualifying for the Walker Cup KO play-off by hammering... Crunch time for daCosta Cup hopefuls With seven inter-zone places and eight Ben Francis Knockout slots up for grabs, it should be high drama...
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