Archive: 18 June 2026

Former Reggae Boys assistant coach Donovan Duckie has been handed the responsibilities of  coaching duties, at former Premier League champions Waterhouse in the Jamaica Premier League with immediate effect. 

In a press release on Thursday, the club said, they are confident that under coach’s Duckie’s leadership Waterhouse fc’ will continue to build on its rich tradition and compete at the highest level. 

Duckie replaces the outgoing Argentine Javier Ainstein who parted ways with the Drewsland based team earlier this week.

Duckie who recently stepped way from the Chapleton Maroons outfit, makes his third sejourn with Waterhouse  and  says  he  is  looking  forward  to establishing  the  partnership  he  had  at  the  club  with  the  community, staff  and  players, after guiding them to the 2015 Caribbean Football Union Club Championship, and the runner up spot in the 2017/2018 season. 

Duckie  just  a  week  ago  stepped  away  from  the  coaching  duties  of  Chapelton  Maroons.

Former Reggae Boys assistant coach Donovan Duckie has been handed the responsibilities of  coaching duties, at former Premier League champions Waterhouse in the Jamaica Premier League with immediate effect. 

In a press release on Thursday, the club said, they are confident that under coach’s Duckie’s leadership Waterhouse fc’ will continue to build on its rich tradition and compete at the highest level. 

Duckie replaces the outgoing Argentine Javier Ainstein who parted ways with the Drewsland based team earlier this week.

Duckie who recently stepped way from the Chapleton Maroons outfit, makes his third sejourn with Waterhouse  and  says  he  is  looking  forward  to establishing  the  partnership  he  had  at  the  club  with  the  community, staff  and  players, after guiding them to the 2015 Caribbean Football Union Club Championship, and the runner up spot in the 2017/2018 season. 

Duckie  just  a  week  ago  stepped  away  from  the  coaching  duties  of  Chapelton  Maroons.

Former Reggae Boys assistant coach Donovan Duckie has been handed the responsibilities of  coaching duties, at former Premier League champions Waterhouse in the Jamaica Premier League with immediate effect. 

In a press release on Thursday, the club said, they are confident that under coach’s Duckie’s leadership Waterhouse fc’ will continue to build on its rich tradition and compete at the highest level. 

Duckie replaces the outgoing Argentine Javier Ainstein who parted ways with the Drewsland based team earlier this week.

Duckie who recently stepped way from the Chapleton Maroons outfit, makes his third sejourn with Waterhouse  and  says  he  is  looking  forward  to establishing  the  partnership  he  had  at  the  club  with  the  community, staff  and  players, after guiding them to the 2015 Caribbean Football Union Club Championship, and the runner up spot in the 2017/2018 season. 

Duckie  just  a  week  ago  stepped  away  from  the  coaching  duties  of  Chapelton  Maroons.

Former Reggae Boys assistant coach Donovan Duckie has been handed the responsibilities of  coaching duties, at former Premier League champions Waterhouse in the Jamaica Premier League with immediate effect. 

In a press release on Thursday, the club said, they are confident that under coach’s Duckie’s leadership Waterhouse fc’ will continue to build on its rich tradition and compete at the highest level. 

Duckie replaces the outgoing Argentine Javier Ainstein who parted ways with the Drewsland based team earlier this week.

Duckie who recently stepped way from the Chapleton Maroons outfit, makes his third sejourn with Waterhouse  and  says  he  is  looking  forward  to establishing  the  partnership  he  had  at  the  club  with  the  community, staff  and  players, after guiding them to the 2015 Caribbean Football Union Club Championship, and the runner up spot in the 2017/2018 season. 

Duckie  just  a  week  ago  stepped  away  from  the  coaching  duties  of  Chapelton  Maroons.

Former Reggae Boys assistant coach Donovan Duckie has been handed the responsibilities of  coaching duties, at former Premier League champions Waterhouse in the Jamaica Premier League with immediate effect. 

In a press release on Thursday, the club said, they are confident that under coach’s Duckie’s leadership Waterhouse fc’ will continue to build on its rich tradition and compete at the highest level. 

Duckie replaces the outgoing Argentine Javier Ainstein who parted ways with the Drewsland based team earlier this week.

Duckie who recently stepped way from the Chapleton Maroons outfit, makes his third sejourn with Waterhouse  and  says  he  is  looking  forward  to establishing  the  partnership  he  had  at  the  club  with  the  community, staff  and  players, after guiding them to the 2015 Caribbean Football Union Club Championship, and the runner up spot in the 2017/2018 season. 

Duckie  just  a  week  ago  stepped  away  from  the  coaching  duties  of  Chapelton  Maroons.