REGGAE BOYZ DRAW WITH GUATEMALA
Nov 1
Jamaica and Guatemala played to a 1-1 draw at the Estadio Cementos Progreso last night. Harbour View's striker, Fabian Taylor, scored for the Reggae Boyz to level the score after they found themselves trailing on a Carlos Ruiz penalty kick. The Boyz now move their unbeaten run on the road to six. Coach Carl Brown was critical of his players saying they lacked consistency and did not play to their full potential. Jamaica's goal came in the 61st minute when Taylor took advantage of a left-sided corner from Irvino English and buried it into the opponents net. The Boyz will now focus on their upcoming Gold Cup qualifying (Cope Caribe) tournament in Grenada on November 9, 11, and 13. Team Jamaica: Donovan Ricketts, Linval Dixon (Kirk Hendricks 71st), Ian Goodison, Tyrone Marshall, Robert Scarlett (Irvino English 46th), Craig Ziadie, William Wilson (Thomas Grant 55th), Omar Daley (Roen Nelson 82nd), Winston Griffiths (Jonathan Williams 82nd), Fabian Taylor and Wolde Harris. Booked: English (50th), Ricketts (52nd)

REGGAE BOYZ VS GUATEMALA RESCHEDULED
Oct 31
A late afternoon thunderstorm forced the postponement of the friendly international between Jamaica's Reggae Boyz and Guatemala, at the Mateo Flores stadium. The game was scheduled to start at 8:00 pm (9:00 pm local time). The Guatemala Football Association (GFA) president postponed the game after consultation with JFF president, captain Horace Burrell and rescheduled it for today. Possible starting team: Donovan Ricketts, Ian Goodison, Linval Dixon, Tyrone Marshall, Robert Scarlett, Craig Ziadie, William Wilson, Omar Daley, Winston Griffiths, Fabian Taylor and Wolde Harris.

GIRLZ FALL 2-0 TO COSTA RICA
Oct 31
The Reggae Girlz, lost 2-0 to Costa Rica in the CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup tournament Wednesday night in Victoria, Canada. The young Girlz put on a promising show in the chilly conditions and were unlucky not to have scored on their faster moving opponents. Jamaica and Costa Rica are in group 2 of the competition alongside hosts Canada and Haiti.

JAMAICA TO PLAY NIGERIA
Oct 31
Captain Horace Burrell has confirmed that The Reggae Boyz are set to play a number of games in November. On November 9, 11, and 13, the Boyz will participate in the Gold Cup qualifying (Cope Caribe) tournament in Grenada. Then, on November 20, Jamaica will take on the Super Eagles of Nigeria in Lagos, and then journey to Belize for another international friendly three days later. Last May Jamaica lost 1-0 to the World Cup bound Nigerians in a friendly international in London. The game will be broadcasted live in Jamaica. The President of the JFF, Horace Burrell stated that Jamaica will field the strongest possible team.

Wray and Nephew National Premier League Results
Oct 31
ARNETT CLIP TIVOLI
Defending champions, Arnett Gardens, registered a 3-2 win over rivals Tivoli Gardens at Up Park Camp yesterday. Kevin "Pele" Wilson scored in the 45th and 69th minutes, and Denton Shedden in the 48th giving Arnett a deserved victory. Steve Green (37th) and Christopher Nicholas (86th) responded for Tivoli.

LOWE & BURTON SCORES IN CLUB GAMES
Oct 31
Onandi Lowe scored a brilliant long range goal for Rushden & Diamonds giving them a 1-0 win over Boston United at Nene Park. Lowe picked up a loose ball and fired a left-footed shot from 20 yards into the top corner in the 10th minute for his third goal of the season. Deon Burton scored a dramatic late winner in his first game of the season following a broken toe to give Derby County a 2-0 win over Shefield United.

REGGAE BOYZ TO PLAY GUATEMALA TODAY
Oct 30
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz takes on Guatemala in a friendly international in Guatemala at 9 o'clock tonight. the game is part of a warm-up for the Copa Caribe championships in Grenada in another two weeks. Midfielder, William Wilson, has been recalled to the squad after an absence of two years ago. Wilson has been the subject of many discussions on www.thereggaeboyz.com forum. Absent will be Marco McDonald who was forced to withdraw as he picked up a groin strain in last week's premier league clash between Tivoli and Waterhouse. Also absent will be US-based midfielder Andy Williams who is said to have had prior appointments in the United States. Other US based players called were striker Wolde Harris and defenders Tyrone Marshall and Craig Ziadie. The 17-man squad will be accompanied by Carl Brown, his assistant Wendell Downswell, manager Paul Young and other support staff. The full squad is: Donovan Ricketts, Shawn Sawyers, Kirk Hendricks, Thomas Grant, Omar Daley, Linval Dixon, Roen Nelson, Johnathan Williams, Irvino English, Fabian Taylor, Tyrone Marshall, Craig Ziadie, Robert Scarlett, Winston Griffiths, Wolde Harris, Ian Goodison, William Wilson.

REGGAE GIRLZ TO PLAY COSTA RICA TODAY
Oct 30
The Reggae Girlz face Costa Rica tonight in their opening game of the Gold Cup in Victoria, Canada, 9:00 pm Jamaica time. Jamaica and Costa Rica are in group 2 along with host Canada and Haiti. Jamaica qualified for the Gold Cup by beating Puerto Rico 11-0 on aggregate and Haiti 2-0 on aggregate. The temperature for tonights game is expecter to be a cool 10-15 degrees. Coach Christopher Bender said the girls will be dressed properly for the weather. The full quad: Nickkesha Thomas, Alicia Wilson, Nichole Berwise, Suzette Murray, Philisha Lewis, Alicia James, Michelle Depass, Sharika Evans, Diana Hue, Lotoya Linton, Nordia Reid, Denise Duncan, Bernadette Mairs, Tanisha Francis, Hishamar Falconer, Jodian McGregor, Kerise Heywood, Genieva Sinclair.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 30
Manning Cup
Yesterday's results.
St. Jago 6 Kingston Technical 0, Bridgeport 6 St. Catherine 1, Ascot 0 Holy Trinity 4, Cumberland 1 Edith Dalton-James 3, Spanish Town 1 Jamaica College 2, Innswood 0 Clan Carthy 2.

MANNING CUP TOP 10
(Rankings for Week 8: Oct 21 - Oct 27)
1 (1) Charlie Smith 2 (2) Bridgeport 3 (3) Dunoon 4 (4) KC 5 (6) Spanish Town 6 (5) Excelsior 7 (8) Wolmer's 8 (7) JC 9 (9) Jonathan Grant 10 (-) Norman Manley Dropped out: Camperdown (10)

WHITMORE MANSLAUGHTER CASE SET TO BEGIN
Oct 28
Theodore Whitmore is booked to go before the Trelawny Circuit Court today to answer charges of manslaughter arising from the death of his teammate, Stephen "Shorty" Malcolm. Whitmore was ruled criminally responsible for Malcolm's death in a car accident in January last year and was granted $200,000 bail. Malcolm died from injuries after the Toyota car in which he was travelling with Whitmore and Charles Ewan overturned.Whitmore scored two goals against Japan in Jamaica's appearance at the 1998 World Cup.

HARBOUR VIEW ADVANCE IN CARIBBEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Oct 28
Harbour View advanced to the next round of the Caribbean Club Championship by defeating Cayman Islands' Georgetown 7-1 in the second leg at the Harbour View Mini-Stadium yesterday. Harbour View won the first leg 3-0 to give them a advanced 10-1 aggregate. Fabian Taylor scored a hat-trick, Nicholas McCreath scored a double while Jermaine Hue and Christopher Jackson completed the scoring. Garth Anderson had the only goal for Georgetown. Harbour View will travel to Trinidad and Tobago for the next round of qualifiers in December.

WOMEN'S GOLD CUP SQUAD NAMED
Oct 27
Five overseas players have been called by the Jamaica Football Federation to a squad of 18 for the second CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup, which takes place in Canada and the United State between October 27 and November 9. The players are Latoya Linton, Alicia Wilson, Nichole Berwise, Nordia Reid and Genieva Sinclair. Also called are six members of the Under-19 team, Michelle Depass, and Denise Duncan, Hishamar Falconer, Jodi-Ann McGregor, Philicia Lewis and Sharika Evans. The squad will leave for Canada on Sunday before taking on Costa Rica in their opening match on Wednesday at 6:00p.m. The top two teams gain automatic slots to next year's world championship, with the third-place winner in the Gold Cup to face the third-placed team in Asian Football Confederation qualifying tournament for the final spot. The squad: Alicia James (captain) Nickkesha Thomas, Kerise Heywood, Philicia Lewis, Michelle Depass, Genieva Sinclair, Hishamar Falconer, Bernadette Mairs, Denise Duncan, Diana Hue, Jodi-Ann McGregor, Tanisha Francis, Suzette Murray, Sharika Evans, Nordia Berwise, Alicia Wilson and Latoya Linton. More in the Forum

Wray and Nephew National Premier League Results
Oct 27
In a tough game that saw referee Courtney Campbell issuing six cards, one red and five yellow, Hazard United drew 0-0 against Constant Spring at Constant Spring yesterday. Hazard were reduced to 10 men after Wolry Wolfe was ejected in the 70th minute for dangerous play. The result moved Hazard to 17 points and joint second place with Harbour View. Constant Spring are now on now eight. In another Premier League fixture, Walter Boyd and Kevin Wilson led Arnett Gardens to a 2-0 win over Village United in their rescheduled game at Tony Spaulding Sports Complex yesterday. The win meant that Arnett, with a game in hand, moves to to the top of the table with 19 points, two more than Harbour View. Arnett remains the only unbeaten side in the league. More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 27
Manning Cup
DUNOON Technical stopped St Andrew Technical 2-0 in the Pepsi/Sport Plus Manning Cup Football competition. Tafarie Fairley gave Dunoon the lead after 11 minutes and captain, Shawn Tavares, scored the other in the 37th. In other Group A games, Calabar thrashed Greater Portmore 9-0, Wolmers defeated Ardenne 3-0, Excelsior had a convincing 4-1 win over Holy Trinity, Spanish Town and Innswood played to a 0-0 draw and Denham Town came from behind with a 3-2 win over St Catherine High.
DaCosta Cup
Rusea's stopped Cornwall College 2-0, to win Group 1 with maximum nine points in the quarter-finals. In the other match in the group, Mannings defeated Marcus Garvey 3-1. In Group 2, Grange Hill had a 2-1 win over William Knibb. Cedric Titus beat Little London 3-1. In Group 3, St Elizabeth Technical (STETHS) had a 0-0 draw with Porus and Spalding defeated Clarendon College 2-1. In Group 4: Garvey Maceo defeated Holmwood 4-2 and Munro blanked Bellefield 3-0. Munro advance as the best second-place team. In Group 5, Titchfield had a 3-0 win over Charlemont. Glenmuir and St Thomas Technical drew 0-0. In Group 6, Old Harbour advanced after stopping Seaforth 2-0 and Dinthill edged St Mary Technical 3-2. The groups for the semifinal round will now be: Group One: Garvey Maceo, Rusea's, Titchfield, Munro; Group Two: STETHS, Grange Hill, Old Harbour, William Knibb.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 25
Manning Cup
KTHS defeated bottom-placed Waterford 2-0, St Jago had a default win over Mona because the home field was not prepared. In group A: Ardenne had a 4-1 win over Greater Portmore. Ascot stopped Holy Trinity 3-2. Group B: Spanish Town, scored a 1-0 win over Clan Carthy. Group C: Meadowbrook and Denham Town battled to a 3-3 draw.
DaCosta Cup
Yesterday's Results
Titchfield High School held Glenmuir to a 2-2 draw in the Inter-Zone round of the rural area daCosta Cup football competition at the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) on Wednesday. Ricardo Cousins (29th and 70th) scored a for Glenmuir while Damion Harwood (66th) and Keval Thomas (78th) replied for Titchfield.

Jamaica U-17 Eliminate Antigua & Barbuda
October 25, 2002
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) -
Jamaica eliminated Antigua and Barbuda in the World Under-17 football qualifiers after a second-leg 1-0 win in their Caribbean Football Union (CFU) zone play-off at the Antigua Recreation Ground (ARG) yesterday. Donovan Miller's first-half goal decided the game as the young Jamaicans completed a 7-1 aggregate win in the two-game series and advanced a step closer to the CONCACAF Finals. The Jamaicans are aiming for their second FIFA Under-17 Finals in three tournaments, having appeared at the 1999 finals in New Zealand, before missing out on the 2001 finals in Trinidad and Tobago. The Jamaicans, handsome 6-1 winners at home two weeks ago, struggled to find their best form in the first half but were still dominant. Miller agonised when he struck the far post with a left footer on the half hour, but celebrated eight minutes later when he found the target with a low left-footer from 16 yards that beat the Antigua and Barbuda goalkeeper, Javed Joseph, at the far post. Jamaica coach, Jackie Walters, was happy to move into the next round but felt the quality of the game was marred by an over-emphasis on physical play. "It was a very physical game, they (Antigua and Barbuda) started out very physical, probably trying to intimidate us, but it didn't work," he said. The Jamaicans now await the winner of a four-team series involving Haiti, Barbados, the Cayman Islands, and hosts, the Dominican Republic, who they will play - in December - for a spot in the CONCACAF Finals. The 2003 FIFA Under-17 World Cup will be staged in Finland next summer. Teams: Jamaica - Dwayne Kerr, Richard Kentish, Marlon Benbow, Kevin Dixon, Kemar Munroe, Kevon Elliott, Anthony Christie, Seon Giveans (Olando Dorma-73rd), Chris Williams (Ricardo Cousins-62nd), Donovon Miller (Cabreni Lee-70th), Steve Morrisey. Antigua & Barbuda - Javed Joseph, Yacamber Ocieknight (Dosan Brown-57th), Cordell Sterling, Jon White, Clifford Samuel, Vivian Destin, Jabari Luke, Vivian Richards, Odell Murray (Clifton Silcott-28th), Akeem Grant (Lawson Robinson-68th), Jermaine Lewis.

Wray and Nephew National Premier League Results
Oct 24
Former champions, Harbour View powered past Rivoli United 5-2 at the Spanish Town Prison Oval yesterday in the Wray & Nephew National Premier League. Harbour View's striker, Jomo Gordon took advantage of poor defending by Rivoli, scoring a hat-trick with goals coming in the 1st, 14th and 19th minutes. The other goals came from Nicholas McCreath (67th) and Daniel Shaw (87th) in the second half. Rivoli replied with goals from Patrick Beach (37th) and Shawn Simpson (71st). Teams: Rivoli United -- Allien Whittaker, Miguel Perkins, Donovan Smith (Loxley Thomas 62nd), Christopher Dawes, Damion Harris (Omar Cummings 36th), Wayne Palmer, Aaron McDonald, Shawn Simpson, Michael Plummer (Derrick Planter 55th), Ray Graham, Patrick Beach. Harbour View -- Leeroy Gray, Clifton Waugh, William Richards, Christopher Harvey, Marvin Morgan, Craig Stewart (Christopher Jackson 72nd), Jermaine Hue (Sean Frazer72nd), Daniel Shaw, Baris Johnson, Jomo Gordon (Nicholas Mc Creath 62nd), Fabian Taylor. Referee: Peter Prendergast Assistant referees: Garnet Paige and Paulette Riley.
Results of other games played
Tivoli 0 Waterhouse 0, Reno 0 Bull Bay 0, Seba 1 Wadadah 0.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 24
DaCosta Cup
Yesterday's Results
Group One: Rusea's 2 Marcus Garvey 0, Cornwall 2 Mannings 1. Group Two: Grange Hill 2 Cedric Titus 1. Group Three: Porus 3 Clarendon 1, STETHS 1 Spalding 0. Group Four: Bellefield 0 Garvey Maceo 2, Munro vs Holmwood (abandoned rain_. Group Five: Charlemont vs St. Thomas Technical (waterlogged field), Titchfield 2 Glenmuir 2. Group Six: Seaforth 0 Dinthill 0, Old Harbour 0 St. Mary 1.

Wray and Nephew National Premier League Results
Oct 23
Reno won at home against Constant Spring 2-0 at the Frome Sports Complex in their Wray & Nephew premier league fixture on Sunday. It come on the heels of their 2-1 victory over Seba, again at home. Andre Jarrett scored in the 27th and 44th minutes to put Reno 2-0 at the half. Reno had the better of the second half and Constant Spring escaped going down to more goals as Reno hit the crossbar twice. In the Under-21 game, Reno beat Constant Spring 3-1 with scorers being Damion Scarlett, Damion Hudson and Kwayne Forrest. Garfield Gillespie netted for the losers. Reno: Aaron Lawrence, Jeffrey Foster, Carlton Findlay, Garfield Brown, Steve Morris, Barrion Authors, Delvano Brown, Desmond Breakenridge, Andrew Stewart (Densel Mitchell), Shane Edwards (Dwayne Meredith), Andre Jarrett (Craig Williams). Constant Spring: Russell HoSang, Shawn Hunter, Kibaki Holloway, Gregory Gardner, Oneil Morrison, Jermaine Richards (Damion Ford), Bertoni Brown (Fabian Watkins), Marlon Edwards, Anthony Mowatt (Evol Headley), Ricard Henry, Ajai Authors. More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Manning Cup
Oct 23
Spanish Town and Excelsior booked their second-round spots in the 2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus Manning Cup schoolboy football competition following yesterday's round of matches. Spanish Town crushed Haile Selassie 6-2 at Tinson Pen while Excelsior qualified after Ascot lost 3-1 to Ardenne at Ardenne Road. Other qualifiers are Jamaica College (Group B), Bridgeport (Group C), Kingston College and Jonathan Grant (Group D), Dunoon Technical (Group E) and Charlie Smith (Group F). YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: Haile Selassie 2 Spanish Town 6, Jamaica College 4 Clan Carthy 0, Ardenne 3 Ascot 1, Donald Quarrie 2 Innswood 2.

SEBA SIGNS FOREIGN COACH
Oct 23
Reports in the forum is that Seba has signed a two-year contrac with Peruvian Danilo Bafriga to coach the Montego-based side. More in the Forum

CARL BROWN TO RETURN HOME FOR GOLD CUP PREPARATION
October 19
The president of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Captain Horace Burrell, is in agreement for return from England of technical director designate, Carl Brown, to take charge of the national football program. Brown recently led The Reggae Boyz, to a 1-1 tie in the Kirin Challenge Cup (View pictures of game) at the National Stadium in Tokyo extending Jamaica's unbeaten record on the road to five games. Brown will return home to Jamaica to resume his role of technical director for the national program and his immediate assignments will be to prepare the Reggae Boyz for their friendly international with Guatemala on October 30, and then the Gold Cup qualifying round in Grenada with Barbados. More in the News | More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 19
Manning Cup
SPANISH Town dented Jamaica College's unbeaten run in the Pepsi/Sport Plus schoolboy Manning Cup by defeating them 2-0 at Old Hope Road yesterday. In other games Donald Quarrie stopped Haile Selassie 3-1, Penwood beat Clan Carthy 5-1. Wolmer's 1-0 winner over Holy Trinity, Ardenne sunk Greater Portmore 13-0. JC, Charlie Smith, Dunoon, Kingston College, Jonathan Grant and Bridgeport have already advanced to the quarters finals. The competition continues next Tuesday.

Jamaica1 Vs Japan 1
October 16
Update: Halftime Japan 1-Jamaica 0
FullTime: Jamaica 1 (Fuller) -Japan 1
Attendance 56,000 (soldout)
Live updates from Zouse
View pictures of game
Jamaica's striker, Ricardo Fuller, scored an 80th minute equalizer as Jamaica held Japan to a 1-1 draw in the Kirin Challenge Cup 2002 international friendly at Tokyo's National Stadium on Wednesday night. Japan opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Shinji Ono beat Jamaican goalkeeper, Aaron Lawrence, cleanly with a right-foot shot into the far corner. Japan again came close when they hit the crossbar in the opening minutes of the second half, but were held at bay by the Jamaican defence. The introduction of Fuller had immediate impact on the Jamaican attack as he left defenders chasing him. In the 80th minute Fuller collected a square from Robert Scarlett overlapping down the left, beat his defender, Toshihiro Hattori, and then fired the loose ball over the outstretched hands of Japan goalie for the equalizer. Jamaica now have one win, one loss and a draw from their meetings with Japan, including a 2-1 win in their first encounter at the 1998 World Cup in France. Japan defeated Jamaica 4-0 two years later at the King Hassan Cup in Morocco. Jamaican coach Carl Brown was justifiably satisfied with his team's performance. "We played a good game against a good team and this will serve us well for the future," he said. The Jamaican squad was made up of 11 foreign-based players including 22 year-old defender, Craig Ziadie of the New York-New Jersey MetroStars in US Major League Soccer and midfielder, Andrew Williams of the New England Revolution. Jamaica -- Aaron Lawrence (Donovan Ricketts 74), Ian Goodison, Marco McDonald, Claude Davis, Omar Daley (Ricardo Fuller 61st), Robert Scarlett, Craig Ziadie, Micah Hyde (Jermaine Johnson 71st), Paul Hall (Fabian Taylor 77th), Andrew Williams (Linval Dixon 61st), Barry Hayles. Japan -- Seigo Narazaki, Yutaka Akita, Akira Narahashi, Toshihiro Hattori, Naoki Matsuda, Hidetoshi Nakata, Shunsuke Nakamura, Junichi Inamoto (Koji Nakata 82nd), Shinji Ono (Takashi Fukunishi 82nd), Takayuki Suzuki, Naohiro Takahara (Atsushi Yanagisawa 76th). Referee: Kim Young-jool (South Korea).
Live updates from Zouse | View pictures of game | More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 16
DaCosta Cup
Results of games player on Monday: Cornwall College 4, Herbert Morrision 2; Anchovy 3, William Knibb 2; Garvey Maceo 3, Claude Mckay 0; Spaldings 4, Alston 1; Munro College 0, St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) 0; Old Harbour High 3, Kemps Hill High 1; Ocho Rios High 5, Aabuthnott Gallimore 0; Mannings High 9, Lewisville High 2; Merlene Ottey High 5, Grange Hill High 2; Little London High 0, Knockalva High 0; St Thomas Technical 0, Seaforth High 3; Cedric Titus High 1, Ferncourt High 0. Teams advancing to next round are: Cornwall College (18 points) from Zone A, Grange Hill and Ruseas from Zone B, Mannings from Zone C, Cedric Titus and Marcus Garvey from Zone D, Steths and Munro from Zone E, Bellefield and Porus from Zone F, Holmwood and Spalding from Zone G, Garvey Maceo and Clarendon from Zone H, Glenmuir and Old Harbour from Zone I, Dinthill and Charlemont from Zone J, Titchfield and St Mary Technical have advanced to the next round from Zone K, both on 18 points. and Seaforth and St Thomas from Zone L.
Manning Cup
In Group A: Excelsior edged Ardenne 1-0 at Ardenne Road, Wolmer's 2-0 over Ascot, Holy Trinity 4-0 over Greater Portmore. In Group B: Spanish Town 4-2 over Innswood, Donald Quarrie clipped Penwood 2-1. In Group C: Camperdown beat Medowbrook 2-1, Denham Town 4-0 over Campion. Defending champions, Bridgeport defeated St Catherine 6-1.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 13
A spirited Kingston College came from behind to end St George's College's 2002 Manning Cup season, with a dramatic 2-1 win at Emmet Park yesterday. in other games played, Jonathan Grant won 3-2 over Cumberland and Charlie Smith was a 4-0 winner over Kingston High at Tinson Pen. Former champions Norman Manley, were held 1-1 by STATHS and Excelsior won 4-1 over Holy Trinity at Mountain View Avenue.
DaCosta Cup
Zone A: Cornwall College had to come from behind to earn a 2-2 draw against William Knibb. Anchovy defeated Muschette 3-2. In Zone B: Frome was a 2-1 win over Merlene Ottey and Rusea's lost 1-2 to Grange Hill. Zone C: Knockalva outscored Lewisville 3-2 and Mannings was a 3-1 winner against Godfrey Stewart. Zone D: Ocho Rios defeated Brown's Town 3-0 . Cedric Titus a 1-0 winner over zone-winners, Marcus Garvey. Zone E: STETHSwon 4-0 over Black River. Munro clipped Lacovia 1-0 and Balaclava stopped BB Coke 3-1. Zone F: Bellefielddefeated Manchester 4-1. Zone G: Holmwood Technical beat Mile Gully 3-1. Zone H: Edwin Allen clipped Clarendon College 1-0 and Knox was a 1-0 winner against Claude McKay. Zone I: Glenmuir stopped Kemps Hill 3-0 and Old Harbour had a 1-0 win over Lennon. Zone J: Charltmont beat Ewarton 2-0. Zone K: Titchfield and St Mary Tech played to a 0-0 draw. Zone L: St Thomas Technical whipped Morant Bay 7-2 and Seaforth defeated Yallahs 2-1.

Wray and Nephew National Premier League Results
Oct 10
A 10 man Hazard United defeated Waterhouse 2-1 in yesterday's Wray & Nephew NPL game at Constant Spring. Roen Nelson and Wolry Wolfe scored in the 69th and 88th minutes for Hazard and Irvino English scored for Waterhouse in the 84th minute. Omar Daley was sent off for a second yellow card. In other games: Arnett 1 Constant Spring 0, Rivoli 2 Seba 1, Harbour View 3 Bull Bay 0, Wadadah 0 Village 4, Reno vs Tivoli was rained out. More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 10
Defending champions Bridgeport defeated Meadowbrook 8-1. Jamaica College beat Clan Carthy 4-0. Excelsior 3-0 over Calabar. In Group C, Bridgeport are now on 19 points from seven games, Camperdown (13), Denham Town (10), Campion College (six), St. Catherine High (five) and Meadowbrook (four). In Group B, Jamaica College are on 21 points from seven games, Innswood with 12 points, Spanish Town 11 from five games, Haile Selassie (10), Donald Quarrie (seven), Penwood (six) and Clan Carthy (five) . In Group A Excelsior is on 18 points from eight games, Wolmer's (14 points), Ardenne and Ascot (10 each), Calabar (eight), Holy Trinity (four) and Greater Portmore (one).
DaCosta Cup
Bellefield 17 Winston Jones 0, Denbigh 2 May Day 0, Herbert Marrison 4 Anchonv 0, Marcus Garvey 2 Aabothnott Gallimore 0, Cedric Titus 1 Brown's Town 0, Ocho Rios 2 Ferncourt 0, Glenmuir 0 Old Harbour 0, Lennon 2 Kemps Hill 0, Ewarton 4 Tacius Golding 2, Titchfield 5 Brimmer Vale 2, St Mary Tech 5 St Mary High 0, Seaforth 0 Happy Grove 0, Morant Bay 1 Yallahs 1. More in the Forum

JAMAICA U-17 WIN BIG IN QUALIFIER
Oct 7
Jamaica U-17 cruised to an easy 6-1 victory over a weak Antigua & Barbuda in their first-leg, second round Caribbean Football Union Under-17 World Cup qualifier at the Harbour View mini-stadium yesterday. Two goals from Steven Morrissey (9th, 13th) and one each from Donovan Miller (3rd), Marlon Benbow (53rd), Seon Givans (68th) and second-half substitute, Orlando Dorma (87th), gave Jamaica victory while Antigua & Barbuda's consolation goal came in the 25th minute by Cliford Samuels. From the opening whistle Jamaica's superiority was evident as they were the more experienced team. The return game will be in Antigua on Sunday, October 20. Team Jamaica: Dwayne Kerr, Richard Kentish, Kemar Munroe, Calvin Walters, Marlon Benbow, Seon Givans (Marvin Fagan 70th), Steven Morrissey (Horatio Taffe 58th), Donovan Miller, Anthony Christie, Kevin Dixon, Christopher Williams (Orlando Dorma 63rd). More in the Forum

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 6
Bridgeport destroyed Denham Town 5-0 at Seprod. Camperdown clipped Campion 2-1 at Campion. Spanish Town won 6-0 over Penwood at Prison Oval. Excelsior won 2-0 over Wolmer's at Mountain View. Ardenne 2-0 over Calabar and Ascot 5-2 over Greater Portmore.. At Duhaney Park, KC beat Edith Dalton-James 4-0. Meadowbrook and St Catherine played to a 2-2 draw at Marverley. Haile Selassie defeated Innswood 2-1. More in the Forum
DaCosta Cup
Zone A: William Knibb beat Herbert Morrison 3-0 and Cornwall College and Muschette played to a 0-0. Zone C: Knockalva defeated Little London 2-1 and Mannings stopped Lewisville 7-0. Zone D: Marcus Garvey stopped Ferncourt 2-1, Brown's Town beat Aabothnott-Gallimore 2-1 and Cedric Titus and Ocho Rios drew 1-1. Zone E: STETHS outplayed Munro 3-0, and Black River and Balaclava drew 1-1. Zone G: Holmwood defeated Christiana 3-0 and Spalding stopped Alston 3-1. Zone I: Old Harbour defeated Kemps Hill 4-1. Zone J: Charlemont beat Glengoffe 4-1 and Dinthill beat Ewarton 2-1. Zone K: Islington outplaying St Mary High 8-2 and St Mary Tech beat Brimmer Vale 5-1. Zone L: Happy Grove drew 1-1 with St Thomas Technical, and Seaforth won 7-1 over Morant Bay. More in the Forum |

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 4
Wolmers Boys, Jamaica College and Excelsior High scored wins yesterday in the schoolboy Manning Cup football competition. Wolmer's 4 Calabar 0, Excelsior 3 Greater Portmore 0, Jamaica College 3 Innswood 0, Haile Selassie 2 Penwood 1. The Meadowbrook v Denham Town, Spanish Town v Clan Carthy, Holy Trinity v Ascot and Camperdown v St Catherine games were posponed due to bad weather.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 3
Manning Cup
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Charlie Smith 4 Waterford 0, Kingston Technical 2 Kingston High 0, Tivoli 2 Norman Manley 1, KC 2 Jonathan Grant 2, St. George's College 2 Trench Town 2.
DaCosta Cup
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Zone A: Cornwall 1 Anchovy 1, Herbert Morrison 5 Muschett 0. Zone B: Frome 0 Grange Hill 2. Zone C: Godfrey Stewart 0 Knockalva 0. Zone D: Ferncourt 0 Browns Town 1, Ocho Rios 0 Marcus Garvey 1, Aabuthnott Gallimore 0 Cedric Titus 4. Zone E: B.B. Coke 3 Munro 4, Balaclava 0 STETHS 5, Lacovia 2 Black River 1. Zone G: Holmwood 5 Albert Town 1, Spalding 1 Mile Gully 0, Alston 0 Christiana 2. Zone I: Glenmuir 8 Lennon 0, Bustamante 0 Old Harbour 3. Zone J: Glengoffe 1 Ewarton 2, Charlemont 1 Tacius Golding 1. Zone K: St. Mary High 0 Brimmervale 2, Islington 0 Titchfield 2. Zone L: Happy Grove 3 Morant Bay 1.

2002 Pepsi/Sports Plus schoolboy football competition
Oct 2
Manning Cup
JAMAICA COLLEGE scored a 2-0 win over Donald Quarrie as the Pepsi/Sports Plus Manning Cup football action resumed yesterday. Penwood High scored a major upset with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Innswood. Jamaica College blanked Donald Quarrie 2-1 at Old Hope Road. Campion had a 2-1 win over Meadowbrook at Maverley Park, while Haile Selassie were 2-1 victors over Clan Carthy. Defending champions Bridgeport were held to a 1-1 draw by Camperdown at Vauxhall. At Ardenne the home team rallied to draw 1-1 against Holy Trinity.
DaCosta Cup
Porus pulled off a upset 3-1 win over the previously unbeaten Bellefield High in Zone F of the Pepsi/Sports Plus daCosta Cup schoolboy football competition yesterday. In Zone B Rusea beat Merlene Ottey 4-1.

JAMAICA U-20 ELIMINATED
Oct 1
Jamaica's Under-20 footballers played to a 0-0 draw with Haiti in the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championships. The young Jamaican team had lost their home leg 1-2 and needed two clear goals to advance to the CONCACAF final round. Haiti will now move on to the Group B final round tournament in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, starting November 13. Jamaica qualified for the last World Youth Championships in Argentina last year. Team: Richard McCallum, Leon Williams, Oneil Thompson, Alex Thomas, Dwayne Richards, Kerron Bernard, Chris McCrae (Omar Brissett), Sean Fraser, Keith Kelly, Kemar Petrekin (Sheldon Palmer), Cleveland Taylor (Carlington Smith).