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A riveting testimony by an ex-convict who calls himself 'Fire Heat' turned up the temperature on an already steamy Friday night, as the police pushed to deter individuals from going the criminal r...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Competitions Committee of the Tier II Jamaica Football Federation is set to issue a ruling regarding the unplayed final round match between Lime Hall Academy and Albion Mountai...

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica— Meadforest FC will hope to make it five wins in a row in the Jamaica Football Federation’s Tier II competition on Saturday when they take on third-placed Tru Juice FC at the Tr...

St George’s College (STGC) and Kingston College (KC) will be looking to turn the screws in Group A of the ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup competition when they take on Waterford and Meadowbrook High, respect...

CLARENDON, Jamaica — Leaders Faulkland FC of St James and Chapleton Maroons of Clarendon can book their spots in the semi-finals of the Jamaica Football Federation National Tier Two competition with w...

Jamaica College’s  Jhavier Lynch (left) and Bridgeport High’s Neil-J Johnson fight for possession on the last day of preliminary round action in Group ‘A’ of the 2021-2022 Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association/Digicel Manning Cup co

Reigning champions Jamaica College (JC) and Tivoli Gardens secured their spots in the quarter-finals of the 2021-2022 Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association/Digicel Manning Cup competition on matchday 14 on Saturday. JC confirmed their spot wi

Reigning champions Jamaica College (JC) and Calabar High secured big victories on matchday 11 of the 2021-2022 ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup competition on Tuesday. JC whipped Kington High 7-0 in the early game of a doubleheader at the Ashenheim Stadiu

Camperdown High became the first team to book a quarter-final spot in the 2021-2022 ISSA Digicel Manning Cup competition after securing a 1-0 victory over Jonathan Grant High at Prison Oval in Spanish Town on matchday 10 on Saturday. The east King

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