Big clash at STETHS - BB Coke seeking another big win

Western Bureau:

FLYING HIGH off the back of a 20-0 win at the weekend, coach of B.B. Coke High School, Kemar Ricketts, says their ruthless approach will continue when they take on St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) in their Inter-Secondary Schools' Sports Association (ISSA) daCosta Cup football match today at 3:30 p.m.

The second match of the STETHS Sports Complex double-header is on the lips of football lovers in the breadbasket parish as 'The Terminator' (Ricketts) takes on 'The Crocodile' (Omar 'Rambo' Wedderburn).

"It will be a good game, the approach will be no different. We go out to play football and once we do that we will get the best result. Our approach and mindset will be the same," Ricketts said.

"I am a STETHS past student and would have gotten the mentality of champions there. I passed that on to my present team and you would have seen what happened in 2019. We want the three points at STETHS, because if you want to be champions you have to beat the top teams," he added.

Omar 'Rambo' Wedderburn, coach of STETHS, says while he expects a competitive game, he is unfazed by B.B. Coke's scoreline in their last game.

"Different strokes for different folks. You cannot expect B.B. Coke to come with the expectation they can give us 20. I'm not thinking along that line. We don't worry about other people's scoreline," Wedderburn said.

"The game is going to be fireworks. We need to get those three points on the board. We are looking forward to playing a competitive game."

STETHS blanked Maggotty High 3-0 in their first match.

In the opening game today at STETHS, Munro College will oppose Maggotty High at 1:15 p.m.

Yesterday's results

William Knibb 4 Cornwall College 3

St James 1 Spot Valley 1

Maldon 0 Holland 1

Irwin 0 Herbert Morrison 1

Mt St Joseph 1 Lacovia 4

Edwin Allen 11 Claude McKay 0

Lennon 0 Clarendon College 0

Glenmuir 4 Denbigh 1

Seaforth 0 Port Antonio 1

St. Thomas Tech 1 Paul Bogle 0