Jamaica Schools: North Street boys in semi-final tussle (13 April 1999)

13 April 1999

Jamaica Schools: North Street boys in semi-final tussle

The Jamaica Gleaner

The Sunlight Cup semi-final enters its second round today and champions Kingston College are on the hunt for their second straight victory in the semis when they oppose North Street neighbours St. George's College at Emmet Park.

In other matches: Bridgeport Comprehensive vs Waterford, Jonathan Grant High vs St. Andrew Technical (STATHS) at Lime Tree Oval, while Wolmer's vs St. Jago High at Heroes Circle. All matches start at 10:30 a.m.

The defending champions, coached by veteran Roy McLean, will once again look to their key players in opening batsman and captain Sean Cousley, allrounders Marlon Samuels, Martin Isaacs, Lincoln Granston along with pacer Andrew Richardson, spinner Orville Clarke and wicketkeeper Andrew Dennis, to carve out another victory, having beaten St. George's in the Tappin Cup semis and Wolmer's in the Sunlight Cup semi-final.

The Winston "Milo" Wilson-coached St. George's College, which also tasted victory in their first semi-final against St. Jago High, will aim to rebound from their Tappin Cup semi-final loss with top players in captain and allrounder Ramon Hutchinson, batsmen Richard Gordon, Renaldo Fletcher, Destry Sterling, Davalle Grant and pacers Shacurie Wilson, Sheldon Smith and allrounders Allistair Gunning and Gary Herbine.

Jonathan Grant High, whose first game against Waterford Comprehensive ended in a draw after being rained out, will look to key players in captain and Jamaica Under-19 allrounder Tamar Lambert, Andre O'Sullivan, Gerald Morgan, Greg Hare, Oshane Ferron and Richard Lewin.

STATHS will look to key player and Jamaica Under-19 allrounder Barrington Bartley Jnr., who also turn out in the Surrey Senior Cup for St.Catherine C.C., with support expected from Rolston Smith, Leiston Williams, Wesley Gregory and Damion Linton.

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