Jamaica Gleaner

Good wins for Gaynstead, C’down in urban netball

- Raymond Graham Gleaner Writer

DEFENDING JUNIOR and senior urban netball champions, Gaynstead High and Camperdown High, were off to impressive wins in the second round of the ISSA urban schoolgirl­s competitio­n which got underway at the Leila Robinson Courts on Thursday.

In Group 1, junior action the Dalton Hinds-coached Gaynstead whipped St Hugh’s 26-9 while in Group II among the Seniors the Wayne Stewartcoa­ched Camperdown High were too strong for Tivoli High beating them 53-17.

Coach Hinds was very impressed with his team’s start to their second round campaign.

“Naturally, I am pleased with the result in our opening game as the expectatio­n is to go all the way and defend our title, and we are expecting to continue winning, although I see all teams at this stage as big threats,” said Hinds.

St Jago High and St Andrew Technical were also victorious in Group 1 action among the Juniors. The Spanish Townbased St Jago had a 24-16 win over Papine while in a very close encounter, St Andrew Technical got the better of Camperdown 24-22.

In Group 2, there were wins for former champions the Queen’s School, Norman Manley High and St Catherine High.

Queen’s got the better of Holy Childhood 31-25, Norman Manley were too good for Wolmer’s winning 28-10 while St Catherine had a good 37-18 win over Campion College.

Second round action will continue next Wednesday November 9 at the same venue.

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