FLOW Super Cup Pictorial
Win, lose or draw it&rsquo;s Age Quod Agis!<strong></strong>
Dacosta Cup, Football, Manning Cup, Sports
October 30, 2016

FLOW Super Cup Pictorial

A proud Kingston College alumnus show his support at the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup tournament.

Trishelle Thorpe and her brother Aiden Earle were happy to share a moment with our camera during the Super Cup match last Saturday in Catherine Hall, St James.

Promotional representatives for KFC strike a pose at Sabina Park.

Win, lose or draw it’s Age Quod Agis!

A drone flown by a Cornwall College supporter captures the match at the Catherine Hall Stadium.

FLOW’s HOD — retail and TV marketing, sponsorships, Kim Lee (centre) is flanked by Dr Dean Weatherly (left), head coach of Cornwall College, and Emerson Henry, technical director for Rusea’s High School.

A Rusea’s supporter waves a flag.

Supporters participating in the Scotiabank Future Goals $10,000 kick-off. Camille Johnson showed no qualms about who she was supporting at last Saturday’s Super Cup match held at Sabina Park. (Photos: Leo Hudson)

Supporters of Bridgeport High School were in high spirits last Saturday at the Catherine Hall Stadium in St James.

Rain or shine! These Cornwall College supporters shelter from the brief showers during the Cornwall College vs Rusea’s game. (Photos: Leo Hudson)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Promotional representatives for KFC strike a pose at Sabina Park.<strong></strong>
A proud Kingston College alumnus show his support at the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup tournament.<strong></strong>
Camille Johnson showed no qualms about who she was supporting at last Saturday&rsquo;s Super Cup match held at Sabina Park.<strong></strong>
A section of the large crowd which flocked the Catherine Hall Stadium.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Supporters participating in the Scotiabank Future Goals $10,000 kick-off.<strong></strong>
Rain or shine! These Cornwall College supporters shelter from the brief showers during the Cornwall College vs Rusea&rsquo;s game.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Tashay Roache (left) and her friend Kimmy Smith shared a photo moment during the Super Cup match in Montego Bay.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Supporters of Bridgeport High School were in high spirits last Saturday at the Catherine Hall Stadium in St James.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Trishelle Thorpe and her brother Aiden Earle were happy to share a moment with our camera during the Super Cup match last Saturday in Catherine Hall, St James.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
FLOW&rsquo;s HOD &mdash; retail and TV marketing, sponsorships, Kim Lee (centre) is flanked by Dr Dean Weatherly (left), head coach of Cornwall College, and Emerson Henry, technical director for Rusea&rsquo;s High School.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
A drone flown by a Cornwall College supporter captures the match at the Catherine Hall Stadium.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
A Rusea&rsquo;s supporter waves a flag.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>

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