D’Cup time again!
D’Cup timeagain!PHOTO: PAUL REID
Central, Football, Regional, Sports
August 26, 2013

D’Cup time again!

The 2013 schoolboy football season opens on September 7 with a double header at the Montego Bay Sports Complex at Catherine Hall.

daCosta Cup champions Glenmuir High of Clarendon will begin the defence of their all-rural title against fellow Clarendon team Denbigh High. In the opening game of the afternoon, Manning Cup and all-island Olivier Shield champions St George’s College will face Camperdown High.

File photo shows Glenmuir High (in red) during their 1-0 extra time victory over Ben Francis Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) in last year’s daCosta Cup final at Catherine Hall.

(Photo: Paul Reid)

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