Former champs Fogo United, Seaview FC bow into St James FA/ Sandals league action
Revelation FC's Kenton Birch (left) shields the ball from VioletKickers Stivel Peters in their St James FA Sandals/ATL/HondaSenior League game played at the UDC field on Monday. Thegame ended in a 1-1 draw. (PHOTO: PAUL REID)
Football, Regional, Sports, Western
BY PAUL A REID Observer West writer  
January 29, 2014

Former champs Fogo United, Seaview FC bow into St James FA/ Sandals league action

MONTEGO BAY, St James

FORMER champions Fogo United and Seaview FC will make their first appearances in the St James FA Sandals/ATL/Honda Senior League tomorrow, as the competition continues with six games between today and tomorrow.

Fogo United takes on Melbourne FC in the second game of a triple header at Jarrett Park tomorrow, after Seaview, who were promoted from the Division One last season, opens their account against Zone A leaders Catherine Hall in the 3:00 pm game.

The season kicked off last week with another triple header at Jarrett Park, where Catherine Hall — who were demoted from the Western Confederation Super League last season — beat Montego Bay United Under-21, 1-0 in the opening game.

Three games will be played today, Little Miami and Revelation FC who both drew their opening games will meet at West Green; Violet Kickers and Salt Spring United will meet at the UDC field, while MBU Under-21 and Reggae Youths will meet at WesPow Park, all games set to start at 3:00 pm.

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