Cavalier off and flying ..with 2-nil win over Mount Plesant in Concacaf Caribbean Cup

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Kaheim Dixon secures work permit to represent Charlton Athletic

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Leon Bailey can suit up for the national team again

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Lionel Messi to miss World Cup qualifiers with injury

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Six overseas horses entered for Mouttet Mile Invitational race meet on December 7

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Mike Tyson ready for November 15 fight

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Jamaica’s swimmers heading off to Pam AM Aquatics Championship in Puerto Rico

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Approximately 1700 athletes to compete in 2024 World Athletics Under 20 Championship in Peru

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Jamaican teams in Barbados for Carifta Triathlon, Aquathlon and mixed relays Championships

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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Jamaica is still winless at Lacrosse Under 20 women’s World Championships

Jamaica Premier League champions Cavalier got off to a winning start in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup with a 2 nil win over debutantes Mount Pleasant at Sabina Park last night.

The St Ann-based standard bearers found themselves trailing after 10 minutes when Christopher Ainsworth shot Cavalier in front from the penalty spot.

The lead was extended by Shaquille Stein who nodded home from close range, getting on the end of a cross by Jalmaro Calvin.

Mount Pleasant fought gallantly, but were unable to make any breakthrough as Cavalier climbed to the top of the group with 3 points.

Cavalier will next be in action against Police FC of Trinidad and Tobago at Sabina Park next Thursday, while Mount Pleasant will seek to bounce back when they take on fellow Jamaican Club Arnett Gardens on Tuesday.

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