Former Reggae Boyz coach arrives to take charge at Chapelton Maroons

Produced by Brian Lewis

Former national coach Clovis de Oliveira arrived on the island on Monday to take charge of Jamaica Premier League (JPL) outfit Chapelton Maroons.

The Brazilian will replace Lenny Hyde who was fired two weeks ago. The club was deducted six points which have seen them fall into the relegation zone.

De Oliviera's immediate task is to save the debutants from returning from whence they came, but he was clear with his message on arrival.

However, the Brazilian says time is needed for the clarendon based team to avoid the drop.

Chairperson of the organizing committee of the Camperdown Classic, Camille Allen-Walters, says a 60 metre invitational race for men and women will highlight the schedule of events for the 18th staging of the meet to be held on February 11 at the National Stadium.

Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Godfrey Murray will be the 2023 honouree.

The Camperdown Classic is set for February 11 at the National Stadium.