Football, Regional, Sports, Western
April 3, 2018

Heights FC book semi-final spot in St James FA/ATL Senior League

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Heights FC secured the final semi-final spot in the St James Football Association Sandals/ATL Senior League after beating Marl Road FC 3-2 at the UDC field last week, knocking them out of contention.

Heights FC scored two late goals to come from a 1-2 deficit in a game that both teams needed to win to qualify for the semi-final, finishing on 16 points in third place.

They joined leaders Melbourne Mind Game — 22 points, Somerton FC — 19 points and Lilliput Rovers — 15 points to completethe top four teams.

Taneil Thompson gave Heights FC the lead in the 30th minute, but Shevon Smith levelled the scores in the 32nd minute, then gave Marl Road the lead in the 69th minute.

— Paul Reid

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