JUNCTION, St Elizabeth - Former champions Munro College went on a goal-scoring spree yesterday, flogging BB Coke 12-0 in their ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel daCosta Cup Zone E first-round game at Junction.
The Hopeton Gilchrist-coached Munro rebounded nicely from Saturday's 3-0 loss against arch-rivals STETHS, with Jermaine Samms and Odaine Reid getting hat-tricks and Christopher Wint a brace.
Despite the win, Munro remain third in Zone E with 13 points. Leaders Lacovia (16) beat Balaclava High 1-0 while STETHS (15) swamped Black River 7-1.
St Thomas Technical lost their perfect record in Zone L (b) after drawing 1-1 with Yallahs, while Paul Bogle moved within a point with a 6-1 win rout of Robert Lightbourne.
St Thomas lead the group with 16 points while Paul Bogle improved to 15. Morant Bay scored their second win, edging Seaforth 1-0.
Davian Hines scored four times for Port Antonio in their 5-0 romp over Buff Bay in Zone L(a) to move to 11 points and sole leadership after the game between Fair Prospect and Happy Grove was blown off with seven minutes to go with the scores tied at 2-2 after crowds invaded the field at Fair Prospect.
The melée started after Fair Prospects' Jermaine Ming was floored by a vicious tackle from a Happy Grove player.
After having their perfect win record snapped on Saturday, Rusea's returned to winning ways in Zone B, blanking Hopewell 2-0 in Lucea, thanks to goals from Tremaine Perry.
The scoreline could be wider but for a missed penalty from Damaine Thompson late in the second half.
Rusea's lead with 16 points, six more than Frome, who were idle. Green Island edged Anchovy High 1-0 through Evran Riggan's first-half goal to move to joint third with Hopewell on seven points.
Avian Johnson scored a hat-trick and Levard Williams got a double to take his season's tally to 11 as Lennon spanked Claude McKay 5-1 in Zone H.
The win helped Lennon increase their lead atop the group with 13 points, while Denbigh moved past Vere into second place after beating them 1-0.
Clarendon College eased into third place after a 2-0 win over Thompson Town.
Demetri Rose scored twice for Marcus Garvey, who now lead Zone D with 12 points after a 4-1 win over York Castle, while Brown's Town are second on 10 after edging Ocho Rios 1-0.
Twenty-one games are scheduled for today. St James High will try to snap their 16-game winless streak against Cornwall College in Zone A, while Manchester seek their fifth win on the trot.
Cornwall won both games against St James, 3-1, last year, but had to settle for a 1-1 draw when they met on September 13.
St James have dominated Zone A this season and lead with 14 points, having scored eight times in their last two outings.
Cornwall were held 0-0 by newcomers Spot Valley on Monday and slipped three points behind the leaders.
Manchester has rode roughshod over Zone F so far this season, scoring 17 points while conceding two and are seven points ahead of today's rival Porus.
Defending champions Garvey Maceo have lost their last two games but are expected to rebound with a win over Tacius Golding in Zone I today. The champions are third in the group behind leaders Glenmuir, who face Kemps Hill, and Old Harbour, who face Central High.
The Hopeton Gilchrist-coached Munro rebounded nicely from Saturday's 3-0 loss against arch-rivals STETHS, with Jermaine Samms and Odaine Reid getting hat-tricks and Christopher Wint a brace.
Despite the win, Munro remain third in Zone E with 13 points. Leaders Lacovia (16) beat Balaclava High 1-0 while STETHS (15) swamped Black River 7-1.
St Thomas Technical lost their perfect record in Zone L (b) after drawing 1-1 with Yallahs, while Paul Bogle moved within a point with a 6-1 win rout of Robert Lightbourne.
St Thomas lead the group with 16 points while Paul Bogle improved to 15. Morant Bay scored their second win, edging Seaforth 1-0.
Davian Hines scored four times for Port Antonio in their 5-0 romp over Buff Bay in Zone L(a) to move to 11 points and sole leadership after the game between Fair Prospect and Happy Grove was blown off with seven minutes to go with the scores tied at 2-2 after crowds invaded the field at Fair Prospect.
The melée started after Fair Prospects' Jermaine Ming was floored by a vicious tackle from a Happy Grove player.
After having their perfect win record snapped on Saturday, Rusea's returned to winning ways in Zone B, blanking Hopewell 2-0 in Lucea, thanks to goals from Tremaine Perry.
The scoreline could be wider but for a missed penalty from Damaine Thompson late in the second half.
Rusea's lead with 16 points, six more than Frome, who were idle. Green Island edged Anchovy High 1-0 through Evran Riggan's first-half goal to move to joint third with Hopewell on seven points.
Avian Johnson scored a hat-trick and Levard Williams got a double to take his season's tally to 11 as Lennon spanked Claude McKay 5-1 in Zone H.
The win helped Lennon increase their lead atop the group with 13 points, while Denbigh moved past Vere into second place after beating them 1-0.
Clarendon College eased into third place after a 2-0 win over Thompson Town.
Demetri Rose scored twice for Marcus Garvey, who now lead Zone D with 12 points after a 4-1 win over York Castle, while Brown's Town are second on 10 after edging Ocho Rios 1-0.
Twenty-one games are scheduled for today. St James High will try to snap their 16-game winless streak against Cornwall College in Zone A, while Manchester seek their fifth win on the trot.
Cornwall won both games against St James, 3-1, last year, but had to settle for a 1-1 draw when they met on September 13.
St James have dominated Zone A this season and lead with 14 points, having scored eight times in their last two outings.
Cornwall were held 0-0 by newcomers Spot Valley on Monday and slipped three points behind the leaders.
Manchester has rode roughshod over Zone F so far this season, scoring 17 points while conceding two and are seven points ahead of today's rival Porus.
Defending champions Garvey Maceo have lost their last two games but are expected to rebound with a win over Tacius Golding in Zone I today. The champions are third in the group behind leaders Glenmuir, who face Kemps Hill, and Old Harbour, who face Central High.