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Irwin Primary Win Rural Samsung Cup
Published: Sunday | December 8, 2013 0 Comments
Samsung's marketing manager, Karen Gardner (left), presents the Samsung Cup for rural area prep/primary schools to Irwin Primary after they defeated Corinaldi Avenue Primary 1-0 in the championship decider at the Montego Bay Sports Complex yesterday. -Paul Clarke photo
Paul Clarke, Gleaner Writer
Western Bureau:Irwin Primary are the inaugural Samsung Cup rural area champions, after their thrilling 1-0 victory in yesterday's final against favourites Corinaldi Avenue Primary at the Montego Bay Sports Complex.
Maliko Holness scored the all-important goal that took his school to the summit of the championship and a place in next Saturday's all-island title game against Holy Family Primary, the Kingston champions.
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I will be very interesting to see how Irwin stacks up against Holy Family, the urban champions. At the high school level, it is clear that urban schools have been dominant for the last decade.
Published: Sunday | December 8, 2013 0 Comments
Samsung's marketing manager, Karen Gardner (left), presents the Samsung Cup for rural area prep/primary schools to Irwin Primary after they defeated Corinaldi Avenue Primary 1-0 in the championship decider at the Montego Bay Sports Complex yesterday. -Paul Clarke photo
Paul Clarke, Gleaner Writer
Western Bureau:Irwin Primary are the inaugural Samsung Cup rural area champions, after their thrilling 1-0 victory in yesterday's final against favourites Corinaldi Avenue Primary at the Montego Bay Sports Complex.
Maliko Holness scored the all-important goal that took his school to the summit of the championship and a place in next Saturday's all-island title game against Holy Family Primary, the Kingston champions.
Read more: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2.../sports11.html
I will be very interesting to see how Irwin stacks up against Holy Family, the urban champions. At the high school level, it is clear that urban schools have been dominant for the last decade.
