clear back
Social Share:
Star InactiveStar InactiveStar InactiveStar InactiveStar Inactive
 

Representatives of the sponsors, Jermaine Brown of Wisynco (second left) Carlo Redwood of LIME and Garth Sommerville of Burger King (second right) hands over the ISSA/LIME daCosta Cup to Romario Thompson, captain of STETHS at the Montego Bay Sports Complex Saturday. (Photo: Paul Reid) ST JAMES, Jamaica -- Jovan James scored twice in the first seven minutes of the game as St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) drubbed Garvey Maceo High 4-1 to lift the ISSA/Lime daCosta Cup title at the Montego Bay Sports Complex earlier today and complete their first ever rural football double.

STETHS who had already won the Ben Francis Knock-out also got goals from Khesanio Hall who snapped his three game scoreless run as well as Keano Williams who scored in time added on.

Milton Green’s 11th minute goal that made the scores 2-1 at the time was Garvey Maceo’s only success of the afternoon as they completed the game with just nine players after having defender Henrico Ricketts sent off in the 39th minute after he handled the ball deliberately while defender Tashane Campbell was unable to continue mid-way the second half after the team had already made three changes.

STETHS became the eighth school to win the daCosta Cup/Ben Francis KO double and it was the 14th time the feat was being achieved.

The five goals that were scored represented the highest scoring daCosta Cup finals since 2000 when Cornwall College beat Munro College 4-0 at Jarrett Park and was capped by STETHS coach Omar Wedderburn standing atop the team dug out with his arms spread wide as the final minutes ticked away.
This was the third straight year STETHS had made it to the final, losing in 2011 to Rusea’s High and last year to Glenmuir High, both by agonizing 1-0 margins.

Paul Reid

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport/STETHS-win-daCosta-Cup--complete-rural-football-double#ixzz2mC3ecHNK

The Latest

OUR PARTNERS

Latest DaCosta Cup News

Ben Francis KO semis decided

Holders Edwin Allen High, two former winners Glenmuir High and Rusea’s High as well as first timers York Castle High…

Central makes history

Central High made history after they defied the odds to qualify for their first-ever ISSA daCosta Cup semi-finals after…

One nil, order of the day

All four games in the opening round of the ISSA DaCosta Cup quarterfinals ended in 1-0 scorelines on Wednesday. Edwin…

DCup quarterfinals completed

The quarterfinals of the ISSA daCosta Cup football competition were completed on Saturday as the drama unfolded at two…

Five quarterfinal spots taken

Cornwall College vs Paul Bogle action
Five of the eight spots in the ISSA daCosta Cup football competition have been filled after Dinthill Technical, William…

Garvey on thin ice

Garvey Maceo High’s ISSA DaCosta Cup title defence could end as early as Friday unless they beat Manchester High by two…

Two lose unbeaten tags

Former champions Dinthill Technical and York Castle High both had their unbeaten records snapped on Saturday as the…

Central surprise Irwin

Central High School’s 3-1 win over the previously unbeaten Irwin High was the only surprise in the first leg of the…

Cornwall given life line

Cornwall College were given a big lifeline for to qualify for the second round of the ISSA daCosta Cup football…