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Central, Dacosta Cup, Manning Cup, Regional, Sports
October 19, 2014

PHOTO: Pure joy!

STETHS, Garvey Maceo advance to next round of Lime Super Cup

SOUTH Central Jamaica teams, defending daCosta Cup and Ben Francis Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) and Garvey Maceo High advanced to the next round of the inaugural Lime Super Cup Knockout football competition on Saturday.

STETHS hammered Denham Town High 5-0, while Garvey Maceo High of Clarendon stopped Charlie Smith High 3-1.

The third school from the south central region, Clarendon College were stopped 3-2 by Holy Trinity on penalties after the teams played to a 1-1 full-time score. The Lime Super Cup, involving the top 16 teams from the all-rural daCosta Cup and urban Manning Cup are vying for a top prize of $1 million.

Photo shows STETHS coach Omar Wedderburn hugging Donjay Smith who scored twice during his team’s triumph over Denham Town High. Behind Weddderburn is STETHS principal Keith Wellington.

(PHOTO: LIONEL ROOKWOOD)

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