Photo: ‘SWEET’ FIVE
Jamaica College players and staff celebrate winning their fifth-straight Olivier Shield title after defeating after rural champions Rusea's High School 3-2 in extra time at theNational Stadium last night. (Photo: Antonio Graham)
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December 9, 2017

Photo: ‘SWEET’ FIVE

JC complete season treble edging Rusea’s 3-2 for fifth-straight Olivier Shield title

Jamaica College players and staff celebrate winning their fifth-straight Olivier Shield title after defeating after rural champions Rusea’s High School 3-2 in extra time at the

National Stadium last night.

(Photo: Antonio Graham)

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