Racing United Crowned St. Catherine Under-20 Champions, Cedar Grove Takes Second Place
Portmore, Jamaica—Racing United emerged victorious as the St. Catherine Under-20 football champions, following an intense and well-fought match that saw them claim the top spot over Cedar Grove. The thrilling encounter showcased the talent and determination of both teams, with Cedar Grove finishing as proud runners-up.
Alando Terrelonge, Member of Parliament for East Central St. Catherine, took to social media to congratulate both teams for their outstanding performances. “Congratulations to our St Catherine Under 20 Champions 🏆 RACING UNITED! Kudos to our team from Cedar Grove on placing second. A game well played by both teams who have made East Central and the entire Portmore proud! #football #Jamaica #strongwithTerrelonge,” Terrelonge tweeted.
Congratulations to our St Catherine Under 20 Champions 🏆 RACING UNITED! Kudos to our team from Cedar Grove on placing second. A game well played by both teams who have made East Central and the entire Portmore proud! #football #Jamaica #strongwithTerrelonge pic.twitter.com/whsIAhOa21
— Alando N Terrelonge, MA, MP #StrongwithTerrelonge (@terrelonge2016) September 9, 2024
The match was a source of pride for the community, with both teams demonstrating skill, sportsmanship, and dedication. Racing United’s victory solidifies their standing as one of the top youth teams in the parish, while Cedar Grove’s strong showing earned them recognition for their hard work and effort throughout the tournament.
Terrelonge, known for his active support of youth development and sports in his constituency, praised the teams not only for their on-field excellence but also for the positive impact they are having on the community. The success of the Under-20 tournament reflects the growing enthusiasm for football in Portmore and the larger St. Catherine area.
As the young players continue to develop their skills, they serve as a shining example of the potential of Jamaica’s youth football programs. Both Racing United and Cedar Grove have undoubtedly inspired future generations of footballers in the region.
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