STETHS on course
<strong>Photo: Collin Reid</strong>
Central, Dacosta Cup, Football, News, Regional, Sports
October 1, 2016

STETHS on course

Despite postponement of their away game against Munro College last Saturday because of the threat of Hurricane Matthew, defending Intersecondary Schools’ Sports Association/ FLOW daCosta Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) remained in pole position in Zone E and are on course for the rural schoolboy competition’s inter-zone round. Photo shows STETHS midfield general and Captain Chris-Andrew Dixon (left) shielding the ball away from Munro’s Timar Lewis during the defending champions’ 2-1 win over their arch-rivals at STETHS on September 24. (Photo: Collin Reid)

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