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October 14, 2017
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Ashley Anguin Photo Cornwall College's Shavon McDonald (left) is tackled by two of his opponents from Morant Bay High Renardo Buckly (middle) and Kenton Lewis (right) during their ISSA/FLOW DaCosta Cup DaCosta Cup School Boy Football Competition at Catherine Hall Stadium on Saturday October 14, 2017 in the second round. Cornwall College won 8-0.
Ashley Anguin photo Ruseas High's Nazime Matalie (left) tackles Browns Town High's Franklyn Thompson (right) battles for possession of the ball during their ISSA/FLOW DaCosta Cup School Boy Football Competition at Catherine Hall Stadium on Saturday October 14 in the second round. Browns Town won 1-0.
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BIGGEST MARGIN

Defending champions Cornwall College's 8-0 win over Morant Bay on Saturday, October 14 was their biggest margin of victory in over a year.

POINT MAN

Reggae Boy Kaheem Parris of Dinthill Technical returns to scoring form to lead them into the quarter-finals.

BY SLIMMEST OF MARGINS

Ten-time Champions Rusea's merely advanced over Brown's Town on penalties, Wednesday, October 18.

UPSET AT HOME

DaCosta Cup elite Rusea's was upset by Brown's Town with a 1-0 defeat in their home leg of the second round on Saturday, October 14.