PHOTO: Man vs Water
Groundsmen battle a waterlogged Constant Spring playing field onSaturday. As a result of the flooded surface, which was caused by rain,the urban area Manning Cup quarter-final matches between St George’sCollege and Hydel High, and Excelsior High and Jamaica Collegehad to be postponed. (PHOTO: GARFIELD ROBINSON)
Football, Manning Cup, Sports
October 20, 2013

PHOTO: Man vs Water

Groundsmen battle a waterlogged Constant Spring playing field on Saturday. As a result of the flooded surface, which was caused by rain, the urban area Manning Cup quarter-final matches between St George’s College and Hydel High, and Excelsior High and Jamaica College had to be postponed. (PHOTO: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

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