Photo: STETHS rampage
St Elizabeth Technical&rsquo;s Glendo Gopaul (right) drives past Black River High&rsquo;s Keith Radcliff in their Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association/FLOW Zone E game at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Saturday. STETHS won 10-1.<strong> (Photo: Paul Reid)</strong>
Dacosta Cup, Football, Sports
September 11, 2016

Photo: STETHS rampage

St Elizabeth Technical’s Glendo Gopaul (right) drives past Black River High’s Keith Radcliff in their Inter- Secondary Schools Sports Association/ FLOW Zone E game at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Saturday. STETHS won 10-1. (Photo: Paul Reid)

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