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Kingston College (KC) march over Kingston High
published: Thursday | October 18, 2007
Anthony Foster,
Kingston High's goalkeeper, Horace Tulloch, misses the ball as it trickles into the back of the net during yesterday's ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel Manning Cup game against Kingston College at Cloverly Park. KC won 4-0. - Junior Dowie/Staff
KINGSTON COLLEGE (KC) marched into the second round of the ISSA/ Pepsi/Digicel Manning Cup yesterday with a 4-0 win over Kingston High at Cloverly Park.
KC' s victory was set up by a brace from Kamal Afflick. The wily forward struck in the 52nd and 65th minutes. Christopher Allen gave KC the lead in the 28th minute. An own goal in the 32nd minute also contributed to the tally.
In a lacklustre first half, neither team looked as if they understood the objective of the game as, while KC were kicking high and wide, Kingston High had problems getting the ball out of their area.
Main culprit
Christopher Harrison was the main culprit for KC as in the 22nd minute he got away from his markers but, with only goalkeeper Horace Tulloch to beat, he kicked wide from inside the six-yard box.
Seven minutes later, Allen gave the fair-sized crowd something to cheer about when he fired KC into the lead from a rebounded ball which Tulloch made a mess of on his goalline.
Again, the second goal was due to poor goalkeeping as Tulloch dived to his left as the ball, which was deflected off a defender, rolled over his hand and into the goal.
In the second half, Afflick emerged as the game's hero as he scored twice. The first goal was a left-sided shot from the top of the 18-yard box and the second was from a right-sided cross which he tipped in to complete the scoring.
STANDINGS
Group APWLDGFGAGDPts
Waterford85213152616
J C 6
5012021816
Tivoli 831499013St Jago
73221810811
Innswood7160614-83
St Marys 6060246-440
Group B
PWLDGFGAGDPts
Eltham 65011521316
K C
64111731413K H 6240515-106
Jose Marti 413049-53DQ
4040113-120
Group C
PWLDGFGAGDPts
Wolmer's 97202141721
Calabar 86022322120
Campion 943287114
St Catherine 732243111
M'brook8143413-96
Edith Dalton 8143318-156
KT 9072218-162
Group D
PWLDGFGBGDPts
N Manley75021721517
Bridgeport 75112241816
St George's 8521167916
Ardennes 82601227-156
Dungeon 7151718-114
Penwood 7151420-164
Norman Manley awarded points from Penwood
Group E
P WLDGFGAGDPts
C. Smith 9 504135819
C'down 8 4042151616
Greater Port 7 3 131551012
Ascot
8 3411216-410D. Town
8 1521014-45
P. Hall 8 062531-262
Charlie Smith have been awarded points from Denham Town fixture
Group F
PWLDGFGAGDPts
STATHS 87012112022
Excelsior 76102061418
Vauxhall
73401014-49J. Grant
7241911-27
T. Town 8251619-137
published: Thursday | October 18, 2007
Anthony Foster,
Kingston High's goalkeeper, Horace Tulloch, misses the ball as it trickles into the back of the net during yesterday's ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel Manning Cup game against Kingston College at Cloverly Park. KC won 4-0. - Junior Dowie/Staff
KINGSTON COLLEGE (KC) marched into the second round of the ISSA/ Pepsi/Digicel Manning Cup yesterday with a 4-0 win over Kingston High at Cloverly Park.
KC' s victory was set up by a brace from Kamal Afflick. The wily forward struck in the 52nd and 65th minutes. Christopher Allen gave KC the lead in the 28th minute. An own goal in the 32nd minute also contributed to the tally.
In a lacklustre first half, neither team looked as if they understood the objective of the game as, while KC were kicking high and wide, Kingston High had problems getting the ball out of their area.
Main culprit
Christopher Harrison was the main culprit for KC as in the 22nd minute he got away from his markers but, with only goalkeeper Horace Tulloch to beat, he kicked wide from inside the six-yard box.
Seven minutes later, Allen gave the fair-sized crowd something to cheer about when he fired KC into the lead from a rebounded ball which Tulloch made a mess of on his goalline.
Again, the second goal was due to poor goalkeeping as Tulloch dived to his left as the ball, which was deflected off a defender, rolled over his hand and into the goal.
In the second half, Afflick emerged as the game's hero as he scored twice. The first goal was a left-sided shot from the top of the 18-yard box and the second was from a right-sided cross which he tipped in to complete the scoring.
STANDINGS
Group APWLDGFGAGDPts
Waterford85213152616
J C 6
5012021816
Tivoli 831499013St Jago
73221810811
Innswood7160614-83
St Marys 6060246-440
Group B
PWLDGFGAGDPts
Eltham 65011521316
K C
64111731413K H 6240515-106
Jose Marti 413049-53DQ
4040113-120
Group C
PWLDGFGAGDPts
Wolmer's 97202141721
Calabar 86022322120
Campion 943287114
St Catherine 732243111
M'brook8143413-96
Edith Dalton 8143318-156
KT 9072218-162
Group D
PWLDGFGBGDPts
N Manley75021721517
Bridgeport 75112241816
St George's 8521167916
Ardennes 82601227-156
Dungeon 7151718-114
Penwood 7151420-164
Norman Manley awarded points from Penwood
Group E
P WLDGFGAGDPts
C. Smith 9 504135819
C'down 8 4042151616
Greater Port 7 3 131551012
Ascot
8 3411216-410D. Town
8 1521014-45
P. Hall 8 062531-262
Charlie Smith have been awarded points from Denham Town fixture
Group F
PWLDGFGAGDPts
STATHS 87012112022
Excelsior 76102061418
Vauxhall
73401014-49J. Grant
7241911-27
T. Town 8251619-137