Messages
The Hon. Natalie Neita-Headley, MP
Minister with Responsibility for Sport
Our High Schools bear the brunt of sport development in Jamaica. This is why so many of us
cherish our High School alma maters in much
the same way others cherish their Universities.
Therefore, as we begin to implement the High
School Sport Infrastructure Improvement Project (HSSIIP) which was launched last November, I am certain that many of you will in due
course begin to compete on better surfaces in
your schools.
Each year we look forward to thestaging of another Schoolboy Football season. Not only is
football one of the most popular team sports
in the world, it is a sport that Jamaicans from
every community across the island have played
and enjoyed in some form or the other. I reflect
for example on the days of corner league football and stuffed drink boxes for footballs. As we
reflect on the advances we have made, let us
remember that there is so much more to be accomplished. The reality is that sport continues to
evolve across the globe from mere play to professional engagement for those who excel to elite
levels.
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The pursuit of the Olivier Shield by our young
footballers is a remarkable opportunity for us
to identify and nurture talent at an early age.
It behoves us therefore to continue to marshal
the progress of that talent into our national
programmes.
I congratulate ISSA, the many volunteers,
coaches, teachers and all the sponsors who
continue to support sport development. I challenge the student athletes to be the best that
you can on the field of play. Represent your
schools and your families with excellence.
Have fun, play well, play fair and dream big
dreams.
Messages
Dr. Walton Small
President, ISSA
book those who deliberately try to disrupt the
competition. In light of this I must however,
congratulate all stakeholders for the way they
conduct themselves last season as there were
very few incidents of concerns. We hope that
this season will be even better.
Once again, it is time for the most anticipated
football competition in Jamaica – the ISSA/
Lime/Manning/DaCosta Cup Competition. I
have no doubt that this year’s competition will
be one to remember for a long time to come,
especially against the background that a significant number of participants in this year’s competition are giving themselves a good chance of
taking the title. So fasten the proverbial seat
belt and enjoy the excitement of the 2014/15
competition.
I would like to give special commendation
to Mr Aston Messam – chairman of Manning
Cup and Mr Denham McIntyre – chairman of
DaCosta Cup for their hard work in preparation
for the season. Thanks are also in order for
the Competitions Officer, Mr George Forbes and
the office staff for their continued diligence in
ensuring that everything is in place for this elite
competition. In addition, let me use this opportunity to thank the Officials, Medical Services,
Security Forces, Principals, Teachers, Coaches,
Referees, Parents, Students and countless
individuals who continue to give time and effort to ensure a great ISSA/LIME/Manning and
DaCosta Cup Competition
I encourage all stakeholders to be mindful of
the fact that this is a schoolboy football competition and as such it must characterized by
friendly rivalry. Again, I use this medium to
remind stakeholders that at ISSA we are guided by the fact that the ruling of the officials
in charge of the game is final – comply then
complain. Do not bring the games into disrepute. Trust the system to effect justice when
necessary. ISSA will act swiftly to protect the
smooth running of the competition and bring to
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Messages
Carlo Redwood, LIME
Last year marked the beginning of LIME’s mission to ‘bring back the glory days’ to the School
Boy Football programme. It was a remarkable
experience as we made our way across the island and interacted with the players, supporters
and the prestigious institutions from which they
hailed. We also enjoyed being in the centre of
the excitement as we infused our LIME ‘flavour’
to enhance the overall delivery of feature games
and finals.
continue to work with the respective stakeholders to drive growth and bring new innovation for the overall benefit of the sport locally.
Our expressed gratitude to ISSA, the schools
and coaches who have embraced us and continue to work arduously each year to ensure
the success of the competition despite the
many challenges. We also take this opportunity to encourage the players along a path of
discipline in both on and off the field as they
Team LIME is very pleased continue our title participate this season. Good Luck!
sponsorship of the competition in this our second year.
We believe that a bright future for Jamaican
football is being crafted through this competition
and we are deeply honoured to be able to play a
role in the fulfilment of this vision. This was the
basis of our five-year commitment and we will
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Messages
Captain Horace Burrell
JFF President, CD,JP,OM(FIFA)
I once again take pleasure in congratulating
the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association
(ISSA) for the organisation of another schoolboy
football season set to begin on September 6.
This season is highly anticipated for the
expected show of football skills and high
competitive spirit from Jamaica’s top school boy
footballers.
I wish to congratulate the principals; coaches;
administrators who all combine each year to make
the schoolboy season successful.
It is my understanding that ISSA will be announcing
a new competition as part of the season which
promises excitement and intense competition.
ISSA continues to show vision in maximising on
the product which they offer to us annually.
I want to personally congratulate all the coaches
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who over the past five years have responded
positively to the JFF’s coaching education
programme. The JFF’s objective is to change
the quality of Jamaica’s football at all levels. We
are convinced that a key element of this is to
improve the knowledge base of the coaches.
We have made significant progress with the
certification of over six hundred coaches at
both 1 and 2 Advance levels.
I encourage you to maximise the knowledge
you have gained. Before the start of the season,
go back to those notes, reflect on the courses;
assess how you will apply the areas learnt to the
different areas of preparation and play, then go
to the games with confidence.
The recent World Cup in Brazil demonstrated to
all that competition in the world of football is at
a new high and it is only with very hard work;
improved knowledge and proper organisation of
the sport that we will excel.
I encourage the players enjoy your game; display
your talent; be disciplined and play fair.
My very best wishes for another highly
successful season.
Let the games begin
Messages
Sabrena McDonald,
Sales and Marketing Manager
Burger King
the superb win by MoBay United in the National
Premier League, a team we have supported for
a number of years.
Essentially Manning and DaCosta Cups are
about pride and spirit as the student players ignite their schools, communities and the nation
to believe that hard work, training, team work
and strategy do yield results worth celebrating.
This energy matches Burger King’s focus on
“Inspiring Generation Excellence” through our
14 year strong scholarship programme, and all
other youth-centered programmes that span
sports, education and culture.
Exciting. Nail biting. Awe-inspiring. Such was the
atmosphere of the 2013 Schoolboy Football season, which plated many excellent moments of
play. Then, Burger King’s first year on the field as
sponsors of Manning and DaCosta Cup, we were
happy with the experience and camaraderie with
fellow sponsors and have put our boots back on
for another season.
We are looking forward to seeing new King
Kickers rise to the occasion and the more seaThis year, we look forward to connecting more soned ones getting even better in their techwith the players and fans whose commitment to nique. We congratulate ISSA and fellow spontheir teams is beyond wearing the colours of a sors LIME and Wisynco on making last year’s
jersey and more about being part of something staging one worth remembering. “Taste Rules
worth screaming, crying, tackling and scoring Your Way” remains as Burger King’s promise to
for. Burger King’s commitment to local football our customers; as we strive to provide the best
extends beyond the Manning and DaCosta Cups food and service as a quick service restaurant.
as we support various community and league Here’s to a Whopper-tastic season!
teams in rural and urban Jamaica. Our continued
support of the sport was further rewarded with
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Messages
Mr. William Mahfood
Managing Director – WISYNCO
In this our sophomore year as exclusive beverage sponsors of the ISSA School Boy Football, the
Wisynco Group Limited are extremely proud to play our part in the development of our youths. Last
season we witnessed from the stands, some spectacular football that had many of us on the edges
of our seats and if we weren’t convinced before, we certainly are now, that the future of Jamaican
football is bright.
With our BIGGA Soft Drink continuing in its place as lead beverage and WATA as associate sponsor,
the Wisynco Group is very keen on building brand Jamaica, whether it is in the form of food and
beverage or sports. We should be our biggest cheerleaders and with our youngsters doing so well
on the pitch, this is enough motivation to keep cheering them on.
As the Wisynco Group continues to support our Jamaican youths and build brand Jamaica, we
urge others to be a part of the cause, as this is the only way our youths can collectively have a
promising future.”
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FOOTBALL RULES AND GUIDELINES (Revised 2014)
A.GENERAL
1.
Home teams named first. All matches begin at 3:30 p.m.
2.
All players must have an ISSA issued photo I.D. before they can participate. It takes a minimum of five (5) working days to process IDs.
3.
All players must be duly registered in the school before they can participate, and must be registered in the school by September 30 of the school year.
3.
All players (except the Goalkeeper) from any one team must wear similar jerseys while on the field of play.
4.
All players are required to keep their jerseys tucked in their shorts while on the field.
5.
Teams are requested to wear their registered colours. Whenever there is a “clash” of colours between two competing teams, the visiting team is required to change (providing the home team is in its registered colours. The home team must always be named first in the fixtures).
6.
If a player receives a “red card” he automatically misses the next match in the competition or
extension of said competition. For the purposes of the rule Manning & Walker on the one hand, and
DaCosta and Ben Francis on the other, are regarded as one competition. Olivier Shield however is
regarded as a separate competition.
If a player receives 3 yellow cards, he will automatically miss the next match in the competition or
extension of said competition. All cards will be rescinded at the end of the first round.
The second round will start with the final sixteen (16) teams for Manning Cup and the final thirty-two teams for the DaCosta Cup. The issuance of 3 yellow cards in the second round, means the player will miss the next match, whether it is in the semifinal or final stage.
In both instances he may, in addition, face the Disciplinary Committee.
7.
Coaches, Sportsmasters and Team Managers are subject to the same discipline as the players.
8.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
9.
The names of all players, coaches, managers and sportsmasters must be registered with the Managing Committee prior to being involved in the competition.
Only the following will be permitted on “the team bench” during a match:Up to seven (7) dressed reserves
The Coach
The Assistant Coach
The Sportsmaster
The Manager
The Team Doctor or Physiotherapist or Trainer
10. The Managing Committee reserves the right to decide on the format to be used in each competition.
11. (a) A maximum of twenty-two (22) players may be registered with the Managing Committee, these
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players will be posted on the ISSA website. However, substitute registration or new registration
may be made throughout the season. (Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Managers & Sportsmasters
must be registered). For each match however, only eighteen (18) players may be dressed and
recorded on the match card.
(b)
All substitutions to the list of twenty-two (22) registered players must be done prior to
involvement in the competition.
(c)
In the case of new registration after start of competition the relevant documents must be
submitted to ISSA’s office or to a representative of ISSA for approval prior to involvement in the
competition.
12. Points system: Three (3) points for a win, one (1) point for a draw, 0 point for a loss. “Should a team
fail to honour a fixture without a valid excuse acceptable to the Managing Committee, said team will
forfeit the match and the opponent awarded three points and a score of three (3) nil.”
Any team which fails to start a match fifteen (15) minutes after the scheduled start without the consent
of the Managing Committee will forfeit the match. If a team fails to honour two (2) fixtures in a season
that team will be scratched from the competition, and may be omitted from the next competition.
13. If a team forfeits a match or the match is awarded to the opposing team then the opposing team would
be credited with a three (3) nil score.
14. At the conclusion of the preliminary rounds, the first two in each group will advance to the next round.
Should there be a tie for any place, goal difference, then most goals shall be used to break the tie.
Should the tie remain for the second place, there will be a play-off to determine second place.
15. In the DaCosta Cup/Manning Cup the best 3rd place/next best 3rd place teams will be determined by
the number of matches played divided by the number of points earned.
B.
MANNING AND DACOSTA CUP COMPETITIONS
1.
ISSA reserves the right to decide on all venues throughout the competition.
2.
Schools are responsible for ensuring that medical support is provided throughout the entire
competition.
3.
All players must be under nineteen (19) years on August 31 preceding start of the school year.
4.
Closing dates of entry by schools is June 30 each year. Closing date for registration of players is
August/September each year – as determined by the Managing Committee.
5.
Duration of matches: two halves of forty-five (45) minutes each, with an interval of ten to fifteen
minutes.
6.
Substitution. Three substitutes are allowed per team per match.
7.
The home team (team named first) is responsible for ensuring the availability of the match ball, and for
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the dispensing of refreshment for the players and officials – except from the second round onwards.
8.
Any match which is “washed out” will be rescheduled for the next available Thursday (Manning Cup).
9.
Home teams must provide suitable grounds.
10. The Association is responsible for the supervision of all Finals, Semi-finals, Quarter-finals and Inter
zone matches in conjunction with the Principal involved.
11. (a)
If a match is blown-off prematurely due to poor crowd behaviour, that ground
may be banned for at least one year unless it can be proven that the supporters of the visiting team
caused the match to be blown off.
(b)
If a match is not played due to negligence of the home team, the match should be
rescheduled at the visitor’s grounds. Failure to honour this match by either team will result in that
team being suspended from the competition for a period to be determined.
12. Security: Proper security at matches is the responsibility of the Home Team.
i.
At least four (4) uniformed security officers (preferably “red seam” police) should be on hand for the protection of the players and officials. These would be in addition to any personnel at the
gates.
C.
WALKER CUP COMPETITION
1.
Seven group winners plus best 2nd place team shall compete for the Walker Cup.
2.
The competition is played on a KNOCK-OUT BASIS.
3.
The Walker Cup competition shall run concurrently with the Manning Cup competition, or as scheduled.
4.
All matches shall be ‘play-to-finish’ i.e. should the scores be equal at full time, extra time will be
played, followed by penalty kicks if necessary. (Extra time shall be two (2) halves of ten minutes
each).
5.
All other rules of the Manning Cup competition apply.
D.
BEN FRANCIS CUP COMPETITION
1.
2.
The final 4 teams in the DaCosta Cup Competition shall compete for the Ben Francis Cup.
3.
4.
All matches shall be ‘play-to-finish’ i.e. should the scores be equal at full time, extra time will be
played, followed by penalty kicks if necessary. (Extra time shall be two (2) halves of ten minutes
each).
All other rules of the DaCosta Cup competition apply.
The competition will be played on a KNOCK-OUT BASIS.
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PREVIOUS WINNERS
YEAR
MANNING CUP
DACOSTA CUP
1993
Excelsior High
Rusea’s High
1994
Wolmer’s Boys
Clarendon College
1995
Charlie Smith High
Cornwall College
1996
Norman Manley High
Clarendon College
1997
Competition Abandoned
Competition Abandoned
1998
Dunoon Technical
Clarendon College
1999
Tivoli Gardens High
St. Elizabeth Technical
2000
Norman Manley High
Cornwall College
2001
Bridgeport High
Cornwall College
2002
Norman Manley High
Rusea’s High
2003
Excelsior High
Frome Technical
2004
Excelsior High
Glenmuir High
2005
Calabar
Godfrey Stewart
2006Bridgeport
Glenmuir
2007
Jamaica College
Garvey Maceo
2008
St. George’s College
St. James High
2009
St. George’s College
St. Elizabeth Technical
2010
Jamaica College
Rusea’s High
2011
St. George’s College
Rusea’s High
2012
St. George’s College
Glenmuir High
Jamaica College
St. Elizabeth Technical
2013
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MANNING CUP
FIXTURES 2014
Competition Chairman: Mr Aston Messam
(Principal Bridgeport High)
Manning Cup Grouping
A
B
C
CAMPION COLLEGE
JOSE MARTI TECH.
KINGSTON COLLEGE
ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE
WATERFORD HIGH
CHARLIE SMITH HIGH
CUMBERLAND HIGH
EXCELSIOR HIGH
MONA HIGH
VAUXHALL HIGH
ARDENNE HIGH
DENHAM TOWN HIGH
EDITH DALTON HIGH
INNSWOOD HIGH
ST MARY’S COLLEGE
TIVOLI HIGH
D
E
F
BRIDGEPORT HIGH
CAMPERDOWN HIGH
DUNOON TECH.
GREATER PORTMORE HIGH
HAILE SELASSIE HIGH
PAPINE HIGH
CLAN CARTHY HIGH
HOLY TRINITY HIGH
SPANISH TOWN HIGH
TRENCH TOWN HIGH
WOLMER’S BOYS
CALABAR HIGH
ELTHAM HIGH
HYDEL HIGH
PENWOOD HIGH
ST. CATHERINE HIGH
ST. JAGO HIGH
G
JAMAICA COLLEGE
JONATHAN GRANT HIGH
KINGSTON TECH
NORMAN MANLEY HIGH
ST ANDREW TECH
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Kingston College vs. Campion
Jose Marti vs.Waterford
Tues. Sept. 23
Campion vs. Kingston College
Waterford vs. Jose Marti
Tues. Sept. 09
Waterford vs.St. George’s
Campion vs. Jose Marti
Fri. Sept. 26
St. George’s vs. Waterford
Jose Marti vs. Campion
Fri. Sept. 12
St. George’s vs. Campion
Jose Martivs. Kingston College
Mon. Sept. 29
Campion vs. St. George’s
Kingston College vs. Jose Marti
Mon. Sept. 15
Waterford vs. Kingston College
St. George’s vs. Jose Marti
Sat. Oct. 04
St. George’s vs. Kingston College
Waterford vs. Campion
Sat. Sept. 20
Kingston College vs. St. George’s
Campion vs.Waterford
Tues. Oct. 07
Kingston College vs. Waterford
Jose Marti vs. St. George’s
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Cumberland vs. Excelsior
Mona vs. Charlie Smith
Mon. Sept. 22
Excelsior vs. Cumberland
Charlie Smith vs. Mona
Mon. Sept. 08
Vauxhall vs. Excelsior
Charlie Smith vs. Cumberland
Sat. Sept. 27
Vauxhall vs. Mona
Charlie Smith vs. Excelsior
Thurs. Sept.11
Excelsior vs. Charlie Smith
Tues. Sept. 30
Excelsior vs. Vauxhall
Cumberland vs. Charlie Smith
Sat. Sept. 13
Mona vs. Vauxhall
Fri. Oct. 03
Vauxhall
vs.Cumberland
Mona vs. Excelsior
Tues. Sept. 16
Cumberland vs. Vauxhall
Excelsior vs. Mona
Mon. Oct. 06
Cumberland vs. Mona
Charlie Smith vs. Vauxhall
Fri. Sept. 19
Mona vs. Cumberland
Vauxhall vs. Charlie Smith
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Ardenne vs. Edith Dalton
Innswood vs. Tivoli
Denham Town vs. St. Mary College
Mon. Sept. 22
Innswood vs. St. Mary’s College
Tivoli vs. Edith Dalton
Ardenne vs. Denham Town
Mon. Sept. 08
St. Mary’s College vs.Innswood
Edith Dalton vs. Tivoli
Denham Town vs. Ardenne
Sat. Sept. 27
Edith Dalton vs.Innswood
Denham Town vs. Tivoli
St. Mary’s College vs. Ardenne
Sat. Sept. 13
Innswood vs. Edith Dalton
Tivoli vs. Denham Town
Ardenne vs. St. Mary’s College
Tues. Sept. 30
Edith Dalton vs. Ardenne
Tivoli vs. Innswood
St. Mary’s College vs.Denham Town
Tues. Sept. 16
St. Mary’s College vs.Tivoli
Innswood vs. Ardenne
Edith Dalton vs. Denham Town
Fri. Oct. 03
Ardenne vs. Innswood
Denham Town vs. Edith Dalton
Sat. Oct. 04
Tivoli vs. St. Mary’s College
Fri. Sept. 19
St. Mary’s College vs.Edith Dalton
Denham Town vs. Innswood
Ardenne vs.Tivoli
Mon. Oct. 06
Edith Dalton vs. St. Mary’s College
Innswood vs. Denham Town
Tivoli vs. Ardenne
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Papine vs.Haile Selassie
Dunoon vs.Camperdown
Greater Portmore vs. Bridgeport
Tues. Sept. 23
Papine vs.Camperdown
Dunoon vs. Bridgeport
Greater Portmore vs. Haile Selassie
Tues. Sept. 09
Camperdown vs. Papine
Bridgeport vs. Dunoon
Haile Selassie vs. Greater Portmore
Fri. Sept. 26
Haile Selassie vs. Papine
Camperdown vs. Dunoon
Bridgeport vs. Greater Portmore
Fri. Sept. 12
Camperdown vs. Greater Portmore
Papine vs.Dunoon
Haile Selassie vs. Bridgeport
Mon. Sept. 29
Greater Portmore vs. Camperdown
Dunoon vs. Papine
Bridgeport vs. Haile Selassie
Mon. Sept. 15
Camperdown vs. Haile Selassie
Papine vs.Bridgeport
Dunoon vs. Greater Portmore
Sat. Oct. 04
Haile Selassie vs. Dunoon
Papine vs. Greater Portmore
Camperdown vs. Bridgeport
Sat. Sept. 20
Dunoon vs. Haile Selassie
Greater Portmore vs. Papine
Bridgeport vs. Camperdown
Tues. Oct. 07
Haile Selassie vs. Camperdown
Bridgeport vs. Papine
Greater Portmore vs. Dunoon
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Holy Trinity vs. Spanish Town
Trench Town vs. Clan Carthy
Tues. Sept. 23
Spanish Town vs. Holy Trinity
Clan Carthy vs. Trench Town
Tues. Sept. 09
Clan Carthy vs. Wolmer’s
Spanish Town vs. Trench Town
Fri. Sept. 26
Wolmer’s vs. Clan Carthy
Trench Town vs. Spanish Town
Fri. Sept. 12
Wolmer’s vs. Spanish Town
Trench Town vs. Holy Trinity
Mon. Sept. 29
Spanish Town vs. Wolmer’s
Holy Trinity vs. Trench Town
Mon. Sept. 15
Holy Trinity vs. Wolmer’s
Spanish Town vs. Clan Carthy
Sat. Oct. 04
Wolmer’s vs. Holy Trinity
Clan Carthy vs. Spanish Town
Sat. Sept. 20
Clan Carthy vs. Holy Trinity
Wolmer’s vs. Trench Town
Tues. Oct. 07
Holy Trinity vs. Clan Carthy
Trench Town vs. Wolmer’s
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Calabar vs.Penwood
St. Catherine vs. Eltham
Hydel vs. St. Jago
Mon. Sept. 22
Penwood vs. Calabar
Eltham vs. St. Catherine
St. Jago vs. Hydel
Mon. Sept. 08
St. Jago vs. Calabar
Penwood vs. St. Catherine
Eltham vs. Hydel
Sat. Sept. 27
Calabar vs.St. Jago
St. Catherine vs. Penwood
Hydel vs. Eltham
Sat. Sept. 13
Hydel vs. Penwood
St. Catherine vs. Calabar
St. Jago vs. Eltham
Tues. Sept. 30
Penwood vs. Hydel
Calabar vs.St. Catherine
Eltham vs. St. Jago
Tues. Sept. 16
St. Jago vs. St. Catherine
Calabar vs.Hydel
Penwood vs. Eltham
Fri. Oct. 03
St. Catherine vs. St. Jago
Hydel vs. Calabar
Eltham vs. Penwood
Fri. Sept. 19
St. Jago vs. Penwood
Eltham vs. Calabar
Hydel vs. St. Catherine
Mon. Oct. 06
Penwood vs. St. Jago
Calabar vs.Eltham
St. Catherine vs. Hydel
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Jamaica College vs. Jonathan Grant
STATHS vs.Kingston Tech.
Tues. Sept. 23
Jonathan Grant vs. Jamaica College
Kingston Tech. vs. STATHS
Tues. Sept. 09
Kingston Tech. vs. Norman Manley
Jonathan Grant vs. STATHS
Fri. Sept. 26
Norman Manley vs. Kingston Tech.
STATHS vs.Jonathan Grant
Fri. Sept. 12
Norman Manley vs.Jonathan Grant
STATHS vs.Jamaica College
Mon. Sept. 29
Jonathan Grant vs. Norman Manley
Jamaica College vs. STATHS
Mon. Sept. 15
Jamaica College vs. Norman Manley
Jonathan Grant vs. Kingston Tech.
Sat. Oct. 04
Norman Manley vs. Jamaica College
Kingston Tech. vs. Jonathan Grant
Sat. Sept. 20
Kingston Tech. vs. Jamaica College
Norman Manley vs. STATHS
Tues. Oct. 07
Jamaica College vs. Kingston Tech.
STATHS vs.Norman Manley
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
WALKER CUP QUARTER – FINALS (8 TEAMS)
Group Winners and best second place team qualify
Friday October 10
Q- Final 1: C1 vs. F1
Q-Final 2: G1 vs. Best 2nd
Saturday October 11
Q- Final 3: A1 vs. D1
Q- Final 4: B1 vs. E1
WALKER CUP SEMI-FINALS
Tuesday October 14
1:00 P.M. – Winner Q/F1 vs. Winner Q/F 2
3:00 P.M. – Winner Q 3 vs. Winner Q 4
WALKER CUP FINAL
Wednesday November 26, 2014
*** If schools are not in the Manning Cup Final
Saturday November 22, 2014
*** If schools are in the Manning Cup Final
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MANNING CUP FIXTURES 2014
Group H
Tues. Oct. 21
A1 vs. D2
E1 vs. F2
Group I
Wed. Oct. 22
B1 vs. C2
Next Best 3rd vs. G2
Wed. Oct. 29
F2 vs. A1
D2 vs. E1
Thurs. Oct. 30
G2 vs. B1
C2 vs. Next Best 3rd
Mon. Nov. 03
F2 vs. D2
E1 vs. A1
Wed. Nov. 05
G2 vs. C2
Next Best 3rd vs. B1
Group J
Thurs. Oct. 23
C1 vs. B2
G1 vs. E2
Group K
Mon. Oct. 27
D1 vs. A2
F1 vs. Best 3rd
Tues. Oct. 28
E2 vs. C1
B2 vs. G1
Tues. Nov. 04
Best 3rd vs. D1
A2 vs. F1
Thurs. Nov. 06
E2 vs. B2
G1 vs. C1
Mon. Nov. 10
Best 3rd vs. A2
F1 vs. D1
MANNING CUP SEMI-FINAL
Saturday, November 15
SF 1 Winner H vs. Winner I
SF2 Winner J vs. Winner K
MANNING CUP FINAL
Saturday November 22
Winner Semi Final 1 vs. Winner Semi Final 2
Saturday, November 22
Walker Cup Final
*** If schools are not in the Manning Cup Final
OLIVER SHIELD
Saturday, December 06
Rural Champions vs. Urban Champions – (Rural Venue)
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
DaCosta Cup Zones 2014
Competition Chairman: Mr. Denham McIntyre
A
B
C
D
Anchovy High
Cornwall College
Green Pond High
Irwin High
St. James High
Frome Tech.
Green Island High
Merlene Ottey High
Rusea’s High
Herbert Morrison Tech
Muschett High
Spot Valley High
William Knibb High
Black River High
Godfrey Stewart High
Grange Hill High
Manning’s School
Petersfield High
E
F
G
H
Alston High
Christiana High
Holmwood Tech.
Knox College
Spalding High
Clarendon College
Claude McKay High
Edwin Allen High
Lennon High
Thompson Town High
Belair Academy
Mile Gully
Cross Keys High
DeCarteret College
Manchester High
B. B. Coke High
Lacovia High
Maggotty High
Munro College
Newell High
STETHS
I
J
K
Browns Town High
Cedric Titus High
Marcus Garvey Tech.
Ocho Rios High
Steer Town High
York Castle High
Brimmervale High
Iona High
Islington High
Oracabessa High
St. Mary High
St. Mary Technical
Bog Walk High
Charlemont High
Dinthill Tech.
Ewarton High
McGrath High
L
Fair Prospect High
Happy Grove High
Port Antonio High
Titchfield High
M
N
O
Bustamante High
Denbigh High
Garvey Maceo
Glenmuir High
Porus High
Central High
Foga Road High
Kemps Hill High
Old Harbour High
Vere Tech
Tacius Golding High
Morant Bay High
Paul Bogle High
Robert Lightbourne
Seaforth High
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
St. James vs. Green Pond
Anchovy vs. Irwin
Wed. Sept. 10
Green Pond vs. Cornwall
Irwin vs. St. James
Tues. Sept. 23
Anchovy vs. Cornwall
Irwin vs. Green Pond
Sat. Sept. 13
Cornwall vs. Anchovy
Green Pond vs. Irwin
Wed. Sept. 17
Cornwall vs. Irwin
Anchovy vs.St. James
Sat. Sept. 27
Green Pond vs. Anchovy
Cornwall vs. St. James
Wed. Oct. 01
Cornwall vs. Green Pond
St. James vs. Irwin
Sat. Sept. 20
Anchovy vs. Green Pond
St. James vs. Cornwall
Sat. Oct. 04
Irwin vs. Cornwall
St. James vs. Anchovy
Thurs. Sept. 25
Green Pond vs. St. James
Irwin vs. Anchovy
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 13
Merlene Ottey vs. Rusea’s
Green Island vs. Frome
Wed. Sept. 24
Rusea’s vs. Merlene Ottey
Frome vs. Green Island
Wed. Sept. 17
Frome vs. Merlene Ottey
Rusea’s vs. Green Island
Sat. Sept. 27
Merlene Ottey vs. Frome
Green Island vs. Rusea’s
Sat. Sept. 20
Green Island vs. Merlene Ottey
Frome vs. Rusea’s
Sat. Oct. 04
Merlene Ottey vs. Green Island
Rusea’s vs. Frome
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 13
Spot Valleyvs. William Knibb
Muschett vs. Herbert Morrison
Wed. Sept. 24
Spot Valleyvs. Herbert Morrison
Muschett vs. William Knibb
Wed. Sept. 17
Herbert Morrison vs. Spot Valley
William Knibb vs. Muschett
Sat. Sept. 27
William Knibb vs. Spot Valley
Herbert Morrison vs. Muschett
Sat. Sept. 20
Spot Valleyvs. Muschett
William Knibb vs. Herbert Morrison
Sat. Oct.04
Muschett vs. Spot Valley
Herbert Morrison vs. William Knibb
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Grange Hillvs. Petersfield
Godfrey Stewart vs. Black River
Wed. Sept. 24
Petersfield vs. Grange Hill
Black River vs. Godfrey Stewart
Wed. Sept. 10
Black River vs. Manning’s
Petersfield vs. Godfrey Stewart
Sat. Sept. 27
Manning’s vs. Black River
Godfrey Stewart vs. Petersfield
Sat. Sept. 13
Manning’svs.Petersfield
Godfrey Stewart vs. Grange Hill
Tues. Sept. 30
Petersfield vs. Manning’s
Grange Hillvs. Godfrey Stewart
Wed. Sept. 17
Grange Hillvs. Manning’s
Petersfield vs. Black River
Thurs. Oct. 02
Manning’s vs. Grange Hill
Black River vs. Petersfield
Sat. Sept. 20
Black River vs. Grange Hill
Manning’s vs. Godfrey Stewart
Sat. Oct. 04
Grange Hillvs. Black River
Godfrey Stewart vs. Manning’s
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Newell vs. Munro
Lacovia vs.Maggotty
STETHS vs. B. B. Coke
Tues. Sept. 23
Munro vs. Newell
Maggotty vs. Lacovia
B. B. Coke vs. STETHS
Wed. Sept. 10
STETHS vs. Newell
Munro vs. Lacovia
Maggotty vs. B. B. Coke
Thurs. Sept. 25
Newell vs. STETHS
Lacovia vs.Munro
B. B. Coke vs. Maggotty
Sat. Sept. 13
B. B. Coke vs. Munro
Lacovia vs.Newell
Maggotty vs. STETHS
Sat. Sept. 27
Munro vs. B. B. Coke
Newell vs. Lacovia
STETHS vs.Maggotty
Wed. Sept. 17
STETHS vs.Lacovia
Newell vs. B. B. Coke
Munro vs. Maggotty
Wed. Oct. 01
Lacovia vs.STETHS
B. B. Coke vs. Newell
Maggotty vs. Munro
Sat. Sept. 20
STETHS vs.Munro
Maggotty vs. Newell
B. B. Coke vs. Lacovia
Sat. Oct. 04
Munro vs. STETHS
Newell vs. Maggotty
Lacovia vs.B. B. Coke
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Belair vs. Mile Gully
Cross Keys vs. DeCarteret
Wed. Sept. 24
Mile Gully vs. Belair
DeCarteret vs. Cross Keys
Wed. Sept. 10
DeCarteret vs. Manchester
Mile Gully vs. Cross Keys
Sat. Sept. 27
Manchester vs. DeCarteret
Cross Keys vs. Mile Gully
Sat. Sept. 13
Manchester vs. Mile Gully
Cross Keys vs. Belair
Tues. Sept. 30
Mile Gully vs. Manchester
Belair vs. Cross Keys
Wed. Sept. 17
Belair vs. Manchester
Mile Gully vs. DeCarteret
Thurs. Oct. 02
Manchester vs. Belair
DeCarteret vs. Mile Gully
Sat. Sept. 20
DeCarteret vs. Belair
Manchester vs. Cross Keys
Sat. Oct. 04
Belair vs. DeCarteret
Cross Keys vs. Manchester
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Sat. Sept. 06
Christianavs. Holmwood
Alston vs. Knox
Tues. Sept. 23
Holmwood vs. Christiana
Knox vs. Alston
Wed. Sept. 10
Holmwood vs. Alston
Knox vs. Spalding
Thurs. Sept. 25
Alston vs. Holmwood
Spalding vs. Knox
Sat. Sept. 13
Spalding vs. Holmwood
Alston vs. Christiana
Sat. Sept. 27
Holmwood vs. Spalding
Christianavs. Alston
Wed. Sept. 17
Christianavs. Spalding
Holmwoodvs. Knox
Wed. Oct. 01
Spalding vs. Christiana
Knox vs. Holmwood
Sat. Sept. 20
Knox vs. Christiana
Spalding vs. Alston
Sat. Oct. 04
Christianavs. Knox
Alston vs. Spalding
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 6
Clarendon College vs.Thompson Town
Edwin Allen vs. Lennon
Sat. Sept. 20
Thompson Town vs. Clarendon College
Lennon vs. Edwin Allen
Tues. Sept. 09
Thompson Town vs. Edwin Allen
Lennon vs.Claude McKay
Wed. Sept. 24
Edwin Allen vs. Thompson Town
Claude McKay vs. Lennon
Thurs. Sept. 11
Claude McKay vs. Thompson Town
Edwin Allen vs. Clarendon College
Sat. Sept. 27
Thompson Town vs. Claude McKay
Clarendon College vs. Edwin Allen
Sat. Sept. 13
Lennon vs.Clarendon College
Claude McKay vs. Edwin Allen
Wed. Oct. 01
Claude McKay vs. Clarendon College
Lennon vs.Thompson Town
Wed. Sept. 17
Clarendon College vs.Claude McKay
Thompson Town vs. Lennon
Sat. Oct. 04
Clarendon College vs. Lennon
Edwin Allen vs. Claude McKay
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Mon. Sept. 22
Marcus Garvey vs. Brown’s Town
Sat. Sept. 06
Ocho Rios vs. Steer Town
Brown’s Town vs.Marcus Garvey
Cedric Titus vs. York Castle
Tues. Sept. 23
Steer Town vs. Ocho Rios
York Castle vs. Cedric Titus
Wed. Sept. 10
Cedric Titus vs. Steer Town
Brown’s Town vs. Ocho Rios
Marcus Garvey vs. York Castle
Thurs. Sept. 25
Ocho Riosvs. York Castle
Brown’s Town vs. Steer Town
Cedric Titus vs. Marcus Garvey
Fri. Sept. 12
Steer Town vs.Brown’s Town
Sat. Sept. 27
Steer Town vs. Cedric Titus
York Castle vs. Marcus Garvey
Sat. Sept. 13
York Castle vs. Ocho Rios
Marcus Garvey vs. Cedric Titus
Mon. Sept. 29
Ocho Riosvs. Brown’s Town
Tues. Sept. 16
Steer Town vs.Marcus Garvey
Wed. Sept. 17
York Castle vs. Brown’s Town
Ocho Riosvs.Cedric Titus
Wed. Oct. 01
Brown’s Town vs. York Castle
Cedric Titus vs. Ocho Rios
Marcus Garvey vs. Steer Town
Sat. Sept. 20
York Castle vs. Steer Town
Marcus Garvey vs. Ocho Rios
Cedric Titus vs. Brown’s Town
Fri. Oct. 03
Steer Town vs. York Castle
Ocho Riosvs. Marcus Garvey
Brown’s Town vs. Cedric Titus
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Iona vs. Islington
Brimmervale vs. St. Mary High
St. Mary Tech. vs. Oracabessa
Sat. Sept. 20
Islington vs. Iona
St. Mary High vs. Brimmervale
Oracabessa vs. St. Mary Tech.
Tues. Sept. 09
Oracabessa vs. Iona
Islington vs. Brimmervale
St. Mary High vs. St. Mary Tech.
Wed. Sept. 24
Iona vs. Oracabessa
Brimmervale vs. Islington
St. Mary Tech. vs. St. Mary High
Thurs. Sept. 11
St. Mary Tech. vs. Islington
Brimmervale vs. Iona
St. Mary High vs. Oracabessa
Sat. Sept. 27
Islington vs. St. Mary Tech.
Iona vs.Brimmervale
Oracabessa vs. St. Mary High
Sat. Sept. 13
Oracabessa vs. Brimmervale
Iona vs. St. Mary Tech.
Islington vs. St. Mary High
Wed. Oct. 01
Brimmervale vs. Oracabessa
St. Mary Tech. vs. Iona
St. Mary High vs. Islington
Wed. Sept. 17
Oracabessa vs. Islington
St. Mary High vs. Iona
St. Mary Tech. vs. Brimmervale
Sat. Oct. 04
Islington vs. Oracabessa
Iona vs. St. Mary High
Brimmervale vs. St. Mary Tech.
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Ewarton vs. Dinthill
Charlemont vs. McGrath
Sat. Sept. 20
Dinthill vs.Ewarton
McGrath vs. Charlemont
Wed. Sept. 10
Dinthill vs.Charlemont
McGrath vs. Bog Walk
Wed. Sept. 24
Charlemont vs. Dinthill
Bog Walk vs. McGrath
Sat. Sept. 13
Bog Walk vs. Dinthill
Charlemont vs. Ewarton
Sat. Sept. 27
Dinthill vs.Bog Walk
Ewarton vs. Charlemont
Tues. Sept. 16
Ewarton vs. Bog Walk
Dinthill vs.McGrath
Wed. Oct. 01
Bog Walk vs. Ewarton
McGrath vs. Dinthill
Thurs. Sept. 18
McGrath vs. Ewarton
Bog Walk vs. Charlemont
Sat. Oct. 04
Ewarton vs. McGrath
Charlemont vs. Bog Walk
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Wed. Sept. 10
Fair Prospect vs. Titchfield
Port Antonio vs. Happy Grove
Wed. Sept. 24
Titchfield vs. Fair Prospect
Happy Grove vs. Port Antonio
Sat. Sept. 13
Titchfield vs. Port Antonio
Happy Grove vs. Fair Prospect
Sat. Sept. 27
Port Antonio vs. Titchfield
Fair Prospect vs. Happy Grove
Sat. Sept. 20
Port Antonio vs. Fair Prospect
Happy Grove vs. Titchfield
Sat. Oct. 04
Fair Prospect vs. Port Antonio
Titchfield vs. Happy Grove
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Porus vs. Denbigh
Garvey Maceo vs. Bustamante
Tues. Sept. 23
Denbigh vs. Porus
Bustamante vs. Garvey Maceo
Wed. Sept. 10
Bustamante vs. Glenmuir
Denbigh vs. Garvey Maceo
Thurs. Sept. 25
Glenmuir vs. Bustamante
Garvey Maceo vs. Denbigh
Sat. Sept. 13
Glenmuir vs. Denbigh
Garvey Maceo vs. Porus
Sat. Sept. 27
Denbigh vs. Glenmuir
Porus vs. Garvey Maceo
Wed. Sept. 17
Porus vs. Glenmuir
Denbigh vs. Bustamante
Wed. Oct. 01
Glenmuir vs. Porus
Bustamante vs. Denbigh
Sat. Sept. 20
Bustamante vs. Porus
Glenmuir vs. Garvey Maceo
Sat. Oct. 04
Porus vs. Bustamante
Garvey Maceo vs. Glenmuir
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 06
Tacius Golding vs. Central
Foga Road vs. Old Harbour
Vere vs. Kemps Hill
Sat. Sept. 20
Central vs.Tacius Golding
Old Harbour vs. Foga Road
Kemps Hill vs. Vere
Tues. Sept. 09
Kemps Hill vs. Tacius Golding
Central vs.Foga Road
Old Harbour vs. Vere
Wed. Sept. 24
Tacius Golding vs. Kemps Hill
Foga Road vs. Central
Vere vs. Old Harbour
Thurs. Sept. 11
Vere vs. Central
Foga Road vs. Tacius Golding
Old Harbour vs. Kemps Hill
Sat. Sept. 27
Central vs.Vere
Tacius Golding vs. Foga Road
Kemps Hill vs. Old Harbour
Sat. Sept. 13
Kemps Hill vs. Foga Road
Tacius Golding vs. Vere
Central vs.Old Harbour
Wed, Oct. 01
Foga Road vs. Kemps Hill
Vere vs. Tacius Golding
Old Harbour vs. Central
Wed. Sept. 17
Kemps Hill vs. Central
Old Harbour vs. Tacius Golding
Vere vs. Foga Road
Sat. Oct. 04
Central vs.Kemps Hill
Tacius Golding vs. Old Harbour
Foga Road vs. Vere
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DACOSTA CUP FIXTURES 2014
Sat. Sept. 13
Morant Bay vs. Paul Bogle
Seaforth vs. Robert Lightbourne
Wed. Sept. 24
Paul Boglevs. Morant Bay
Robert Lightbourne vs. Seaforth
Wed. Sept. 17
Paul Boglevs. Seaforth
Robert Lightbourne vs. Morant Bay
Sat. Sept. 27
Seaforth vs. Paul Bogle
Morant Bay vs.Robert Lightbourne
Sat. Sept. 20
Seaforth vs. Morant Bay
Robert Lightbourne vs. Paul Bogle
Sat. Oct. 04
Morant Bay vs. Seaforth
Paul Bogle vs. Robert Lightbourne
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DACOSTA CUP INTERZONE ROUND
32 TEAMS, 8 GROUPS
POOL I ZONES A-B-C-D-I-J-K-L
POOL II ZONES E-F-G-H-M-N-0
Zone 1: A1, B2, C1, D2
Zone 2: A2, B1, C2, D1
Zone 3: E1, F2, G1, H2
Zone 4: E2, F1, G2, H1
Zone 5: L2, I1, J2, Best 3rd (Pool 2)
Zone 6: I2, J1, K2, L1
Zone 7: M1, N2, O1, Best 3rd (Pool 1)
Zone 8: K1, M2, N1, O2
Wed. Oct 8
Sat. Oct. 11
Wed. Oct. 15
C1vs. A1
D2 vs. B2
A2 vs. C2
D1vs. B1
H2 vs. F2
G1vs. E1
H1 vs. F1
E2 vs. G2
Best 3rd vs. L2
I1vs. J2
K2vs. I2
L1 vs. J1
Best 3rd vs. N2
O1 vs. M1
M2 vs. O2
N1 vs. K1
A1 vs. D2
B2 vs. C1
B1 vs. A2
C2. vs. D1
E1 vs. H2
F2 vs. G1
F1 vs. E2
G2 vs. H1
J2 vs. Best 3rd
L2 vs. I1
J1 vs. K2
I2 vs. L1
M1 vs. Best 3rd
N2 vs. O1
K1 vs. M2
O2 vs. N1
A1 vs. B2
C1 vs. D2
B1 vs. C2
D1 vs. A2
E1 vs. F2
G1 vs. H2
F1 vs. G2
H1 vs. E2
I1 vs. Best 3rd
L2 vs. J2
J1 vs. I2
L1 vs. K2
M1 vs. N2
O1 vs. Best 3rd
K1 vs. O2
N1 vs. M2
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QUARTERFINAL ROUND
GROUP P
Wed. Oct. 22
Winner 5 vs. Runner up 4
Runner up 7 vs. Winner 1
GROUP Q
Wed. Oct. 22
Winner 2 vs. Runner up 8
Runner up 3 vs. Winner 6
Wed. Oct. 29
Winner 1 vs. Winner 5
Runner up 4 vs. Runner up 7
Wed. Oct. 29
Winner 6 vs. Winner 2
Runner up 8 vs. Runner up 3
Wed. Nov. 05
Winner 5 vs. Runner up 7
Winner 1 vs. Runner 4
Wed. Nov. 05
Winner 2 vs. Runner 8
Winner 6 vs. Runner up 3
GROUP R
Wed. Oct. 22
Winner 7 vs. Runner up 1
Runner up 5 vs. Winner 3
GROUP S
Wed. Oct. 22
Winner 4 vs. Runner 6
Runner up 2 vs. Winner 8
Wed. Oct. 29
Winner 3 vs. Winner 7
Runner up 1 vs. Runner up 5
Wed. Oct. 29
Winner 8 vs. Winner 4
Runner 6 vs. Runner up 2
Wed. Nov. 05
Winner 7 vs. Runner up 1
Winner 3 vs. Runner up 5
Wed. Nov. 05
Winner 4 vs. Runner up 2
Winner 8 vs. Runner up 6
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Ben Francis Semi Final
Wed. Nov. 12 - Semi Final 1
Group P vs. Group Q
Semi Final 2
Group R vs. Group S
Ben Francis Final
Sat. Nov. 15
DaCosta Cup Semi Final
Fri. Nov. 21 - DaCosta Cup Semi Final 1
Semi Final
Group P vs. Group S
Sat. Nov. 22 - DaCosta Cup Semi Final 2
Semi Final 2
Group R vs. Group Q
DaCosta Cup Final
Sat. Nov. 29
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