Dunoon revive hopes
DUNOON TECHNICAL blanked St. Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) 2-0 to keep their hopes alive of advancing to the semi-finals of the Pepsi/Sports Plus Manning Cup at Spanish Town Prison Oval yesterday.

DaCosta Cup - Stage set for exciting clashes
THE STAGE is set for a memorable third set of matches in the inter-zone round of the ISSA Pepsi/Sports Plus daCosta Cup schoolboy football competition this afternoon as six of the eight places in the next round could be decided.

Dawes scores with top coaching award
FORMER NATIONAL player Christopher Dawes, now a Premier League player with Portmore United, won the Coach of the Year award at the Clarendon FA 2003-2004 awards ceremony held at the Anglican Church Hall on Thursday night.

Final prep for Red Stripe Sprint
THE FINAL prep for the November 13 Red Stripe Caribbean Sprint, the 3-y-o and up open allowance for the Melvin 'Babu' Chin Memorial Trophy over 1200 metres, is today's feature at Caymanas Park.

Bank of Nova Scotia look to retain crown
LAST Year's winners Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) 'A' will defend their Business House Netball Association Senior League title against General Accident at 6:30 p.m. today in the National Indoor Sports Centre.

Meeting to give schools' hockey a lift
THE JAMAICA Hockey Federation (JHF) will be hosting a meeting with coaches of Corporate Area girls high schools at its Mona facility, starting at 1:30 p.m. today to outline plans for its next competition.

Wainard Talbert: 'King of the Road'
HE IS known to his peers as 'Jump-up' although he is not a jumper. His name is Wainard Talbert, Jamaica's latest 'King of the Road'.

Sports Mailbag - The problem prevails
THE EDITOR, Sir: ALAS! I recently wrote about Jamaica's problem in international football - the lack of consistent clinical finishing. It has shown itself again critically in the 'must-win' situation of the home match with El Salvador.