PHOTO: Clarendon joy!
<strong>Photo: Garfield Robinson</strong>
Central, Dacosta Cup, Football, Regional, Sports
October 30, 2016

PHOTO: Clarendon joy!

Members of the Clarendon College team celebrate a goal against Excelsior High School during their ISSA/FLOW Super Cup quarter-final contest at Sabina Park on Saturday. Clarendon College won 7-1. Clarendon College and defending ISSA/FLOW daCosta Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical High School are the schools from south-central Jamaica in the semi-final round of the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup set for Saturday. (See story and more photos inside.) (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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