Photo: Muddy affair!
Jhavoy Diaz (right) of Rusea's High turns away from Cambridge High's Rodney Roberts in yesterday's ISSA/FLOW Zone B daCosta Cup game at Cambridge High. Rusea'sHigh won 2-0. (Photo: Paul Reid)
Dacosta Cup, Football, Sports
September 13, 2017

Photo: Muddy affair!

Eight back-to-back wins in daCosta Cup

Jhavoy Diaz (right) of Rusea’s High turns away from Cambridge High’s Rodney Roberts in yesterday’s ISSA/FLOW Zone B daCosta Cup game at Cambridge High. Rusea’s

High won 2-0.

(Photo: Paul Reid)

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