Regional, Western
July 6, 2001

Western Weekend in Sports

FOOTBALL: The Trelawny division one football competition continues today with three games down to be played. In a double-header at Unity, Nampel take on Lacers at 2:00 pm, followed by Dromilly against Twin City at 4:00 pm, while at Salt Marsh at 3:30 pm Preston meet Kinloss. Tomorrow, in a double-header at Sea Road, Upsetters play Disciples at 2:00 pm, while in the 4:00 pm feature Tarban Pan take on Village Stars. Cargen will host Studs at 3:30 pm.

NETBALL: The St James Junior League competition conclude tomorrow with the playing of the final at Montego Bay Boys Club, starting at 5:00 pm with the third place playoff.

St James Hart & Sons Senior League will take a break this weekend.

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