‘Herbie’, Holland High seek to extend basketball win
York Castle High's Christian Andorn (left) is being defended by Cornwall College's Leron Holder in their ISSA Western Confederation Under-15 game played at Cornwall College last season. Cornwall College won the game 58-10.(Photo: Paul Reid)
Basketball, Regional, Sports, Western
October 20, 2022

‘Herbie’, Holland High seek to extend basketball win

MONTEGO BAY, St James – HERBERT Morrison Technical and Holland High schools will seek to extend their winning starts as they take on York Castle High and St James High, respectively, when the ISSA Western Conference continues on Friday.

Herbert Morrison will host York Castle in a double-header – Under-16 and Under-19.

The first game is set to tip off at 2:00 pm. Meanwhile, Holland High will face St James High in an Under-19 game at Montego Bay Cricket Club, starting at 3:30 pm.

Herbert Morrison and Holland are tied for the lead in the Under-19 section after one win each.

Herbert Morrison beat Cornwall College in their opening game played at G C Foster College of Physical Education and Sport last week, while Holland High beat York Castle on the weekend.

Holland High also lead the Under-16 section after beating York Castle High.

— Paul Reid

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