H’View dethrone Cavalier to take Claro’/KSAFA U15 title

Members of Harbour View Under-15 team being presented with the Claro/KSAFA Under-15 trophy from KSAFA second vice-president Jackie Cowan (L) and Claro representative

A brace from the competition’s leading goal-scorer Jorginho James carried Harbour View to a 2-1 victory over defending champions Cavalier in the final of the Claro/ KSAFA Under 15 Champions League at the Edward Sega Oval on Tuesday, July 21.
Cavalier to took the lead in the 19th from a seemingly innocuous shot from Geovanni Green which was misjudged by Harbour View’s custodian
Jonah Morgon. The Duncan destroyers gallantly held on to the 1-0 lead until the whistle signaling the end of the first half.
Harbour View went on the offensive from the outset of the second half. They found the equalizer when Jorginho James capitalized on a fumble by
goal keeper Nico Campbell five minutes into the half. It was James again within minutes of the ending of the match when he slotted home a Shawn Lyle pass across the goal which started with a defence- splitting square from Sadekie Street.
Claro/ KSAFA U-15 Champions -Harbour View FC

July 27^th, 2009

PLAYER FEATURE:
Jorghino James- the “Black Pearl” of Harbour View

The tall dark imposing figure of 15 year old Jorghino James has certainly made a mark for himself in the annals of KSAFA youth competitions.

A versatile player who adapts to the needs of his team, HARBOUR VIEW, has scored fifteen times for the 2008/09 season including two hat tricks.
Even when his defensive teammates were sidelined, he successfully assumed the role of central defence in a semi final encounter against Barbican.

Born July 7, 1994, Jorghino attended Gordon Town All Age before moving on to Papine High. There he played Pepsi and Colts and is now getting ready to play Manning Cup. On the club scene he played for Elletson Flats (Under 13), Liguanea (Under 15) and New Kingston (Under 15 and Under 17). He has since progressed to Harbour View and has become a hit there.

Jorghino plays centre forward for Harbour View but has played at central defence and midfield before. His favourite players are Navion Boyd (Tivoli) and Del Piero (Juventus) and his favourite club overseas is Chelsea. He has aspirations to play for the Jamaica National team in the future and is already a part of the National Under 15 training squad.

May 3, 2008

Shipping Industry of Jamaica renews sponsorship of KSAFA U15 for 4th straight year

Presentation of chequel-r Charles Johnston ,Winston Chung Fah,Ambassador Stewart Stephenson, Michael Bernard, Corah-Ann Robertson-Sylvester,Joseph Lowe.

A cheque of $500,000 was handed over to KSAFA President ,Ambassador AB Stewart Stephenson by Mr. Michael Bernard, President of Shipping Association at the press conference to announce the sponsorship of the 2007/08 Shipping Industry of Jamaica /KSAFA Under 15 competition for the Winston Chung Fah Trophy .This was held in the Board Room of Shipping Association of Jamaica on Monday April 28.

According to KSAFA President, the sponsorship money has been budgeted as follows:

• Prize money-$230,000
• Referee fees- 225,000
• Admin cost - 40,000
• Trophies& awards- 15,000

The football legend Chung Fah was on hand to witness the sponsors’ endorsement as well as to share his experience and exhort discipline ,fair play and excellence to youngsters in attendance.

Some 24 teams were expected to participate over three zones and matches will be played on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays starting at 4pm.

Among the sponsor’s representatives at the press conference were:

• Michael Bernard- President, Shipping Association
• Charles Johnston-CEO, Jamaica Fruit and Shipping
• Joseph Lowe- General Manager Maritime and Transport
• Corah-Ann Robertson Sylvester-CEO Seaboard Jamaica Ltd.

The competition was kicked off by Jamaica Fruit and Shipping Charles Johnston at Harbour View mini-stadium on Saturday, May 3. Defending Champions Harbour View trounced Central Kingston 8-0. Damion Lowe, son of football legend Onandi Lowe, scored 4 goals.

Jamaica Fruit and Shipping Charles Johnston kicking off the 2007/08 Shipping Industry of Jamaica /KSAFA Under 15 competition for the Winston Chung Fah Trophy  at Harbour View mini-stadium on Saturday	Damion Lowe
Harbour View U-15

2007 U-15 Champions

Ashan Fairclough Cofederation MVP - Kingston	Jamie Hyde Cofederation MVP - St. Andrew	Prince Samuels MVP KSAFA U-15