celebrates it's 30^th  Anniversary (March 4th,1974) all season long 2003- 2004.

Since the days when the eager citizens of Harbour View grouped together at the Harbour View Primary School halls to meet and greet each other all around The love of football mostly then at the Minor League Under 16 years level before taking the conscious decision to enter the Major League in September 1974 after electing officers in the newly formed Harbour View Football Club previously named after the community  only – Harbour View. 

HARBOUR VIEW WITHSTANDS WATERHOUSE FLOW BY 3-2!

Under 21 splash out opponents by 3-0.

UNDER 21:

Goals from Anthony Christie (Penalty), Nicholas Forbes and Kemar Petrekin gave Harbour View there second League victory after three games, as Waterhouse squandered some good opportunities early in the game and was denied access to goal by outstanding custodian Michaud Barrett twice.

PREMIER LEAGUE:

Craig Stewart celebrate his second and winning goal.

The “Stars of the East” Harbour View Football Club continued there good start to the Premier League season with a resounding 3-2 victory over Waterhouse, lead by a brace from Craig Stewart on his return from the United States of America.

Two handsome strikes from distance was the standout feature of a hotly contested game where both teams went “Hell-for Leather” for a prized victory. The top of the table encounter reached fever pitch very early as Stewart slammed a thirty five yard bombshell that kickoff the party and announced the tone of the battle. Surely this must be rated as possibly the best goal of the season so far. Goalkeeper Loxely Ried flew to his left but was successful only in retrieving the ball rolling back into play after scorching the back of the net. Only four minutes had elapsed when the growing crowd buzzed with excitement as Waterhouse served crosses and squares from every conceivable angle as heads bobbed up in a desperate attempt to equalise.

A counter-attack from Demar Phillips was intercepted by Damion Stewart illegally on top of the eighteen yard box, the resulting freekick deflected fortunately for Shane Edwards in the six yard box to squeeze inside the near post and equalise after 26 minutes.

Harbour View rallied and got the go ahead goal when Sean Fraser’s right-sided freekick floated over Jomo Gordon’s head and hit a defender to slip through Reid’s legs and score in minute 37. The half ended when goalkeeper Reid’s long kickout found Edwards to head on to marksman Kevin Lamey in minute 45 to stab home past the advancing goalkeeper Leighton Murray to level the scoreline at the break.

Four goals already had a expectant crowd hungry for more.

Harbour View Cheerleaders

The female teams Fish Fry now a regular feature at Harbour View home game along with the concessions at the bar provided a welcome intermission as the second half was preceeded by the entertaining Harbour View Cheerleaders.

While Referee Hughill Thompson issued cards with a loose abandon threatening to spoil the game, both teams continued to produce high paced skills that keep the audience eyes transfixed on the players, until he Red Carded Damion Stewart for a second bookable offence after 61 minutes.

The wounded ten man Harbour View found  in the midfield and he worked his way past two defenders to drive home another scorcher from 22 yards out to lead for the third and final time.

Harbour View re-organised and consolidated their defensive position while coming close to scoring late in the game as substitute Nicholas McCreath slammed a shot goalwards for Ried to bring off a fantastic acrobatic save but Waterhouse seemed to have lost the will to compete as the game ended, 3-2.

HARBOUR VIEW COMES FROM BEHIND ONCE AGAIN
TO REGISTER 4-1 VICTORY OVER ARLINGTON FC AT PRISON OVAL.

Under 21 lose 0-2!
UNDER 21:

The opening game saw a very poor performance from Harbour View who just never seemed interested in the contest as a smart looking Arlington FC had their own way all day and duly ran out 2-0 victors with goals in each half.

PREMIER LEAGUE:

In what may seem to be a repeat of the of the opening game again the shot taking on goal was released into the path if an opponent in the six yard box early in the game again the striker accepted the gift to lead 1-0 after only six minutes. The forward this time was ex- Harbour View striker Greg Gardner who must have felt quite at home as he tapped into a empty net from three yards out.

Harbour View were good enough to respond immediately when a corner was headed in by Thomas Grant for his first Harbour View goal at the back post and two minutes later in minute eleven another square was not cleared properly and was duly driven home from close in by Luton Shelton for a two to one lead.

Stunned by the double blow Arlington’s goalkeeper fell to the floor in pain to receive treatment, as his team appeared shell-shocked even after Grant squared again from the left flank for Shelton to tap home from two yards out as the halftime beckoned.

Harbour View 3, Arlington 1.

The rout continued in the second stanza as another goal was added as substitutes Nicholas McCreath found his new partner Jomo Gordon at the penalty spot, to drive home the goal. Luton Shelton was gifted his hatrick when Jermaine Hue’s thirty yards pass split the defence wide open and his foul was greeted with a penalty call. The team allowed the eighteen year old to take it but a brilliant save by the custodian denied him and Harbour View from adding to the score sheet.

HARBOUR VIEW FOOTBALL CLUB REGRETS THE PASSING OF ROXY WILLIAMS

It is with deep regret  that we inform you that Roxy Williams former executive of the Football Club died from a result of a massive stroke sustained on early Sunday morning.

The very capable medical staff at the University Hospital tried their best but unfortunately all the treatments were not successful, as he passed away at minutes after 2am this morning surrounded by family and friends.

All the appropriate arrangements are being speedily put in place and we will keep everyone informed.

Please keep his family in your prayers, wife Leslie, sons Jermaine, Sean and Kimani.