KSAMLA

Delroy Seixas

Portmore Masters

Barbican Masters

2011 JNBS MASTERS LEAGUE SET FOR KICK-OFF MAY 15 18.4.2011 –The 2011 Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) sponsored Kingston and St. Andrew Masters Football League (KSAMLA) kicks-off on Sunday, May 15 with the annual dress parade, an Hall of Fame induction, and the season opening game - the Champions Cup.

JNBS MASTERS LEAGUE ROUND 1, SUNDAY, MAY 22

G	TIME	VENUE	HOME	AWAY
1	3:00 pm	Shortwood Oval	Nautica	Pelicans
2	4:30 pm	Shortwood Oval	Harbour View	Shortwood
3	3:00 pm	Collie Smith Drive	Santos	Packers
4	4:30 pm	Collie Smith Drive	Boys' Town	Telecom Strikers
5	3:00 pm	Buttercup Park	Eastern	Kingston Commissioners
6	4:30 pm	Buttercup Park	Real Mona	Lion King
7	3:00 pm	Up-Park Camp	MV Exodus	Maxfield
8	4:30 pm	Up-Park Camp	JDF	Kush
9	3:00 pm	Vauxhall Oval	Rae Town	Portmore Masters
10	4:30 pm	Vauxhall Oval	Brown's Town	Christian Ambassadors
11	3:00 pm	Duhaney Park	Thunderbolts	Washington Strikers
12	4:30 pm	Duhaney Park	St. George's	Park Rovers

Defending triple-champions, Barbican, who has won the two previous edition of the Champions Cup, will meet Constant Spring at 4:00 pm, while at 2:00 pm, Portmore Masters defends its dress-parade title. Delroy Seixas, the deceased former general secretary of KSAMLA, will be inducted into the League's Hall of Fame in a pre-Champions Cup ceremony.

2011 JNBS Masters League Fixtures

The inaugural JNBS FA (KO) Cup gets underway on Wednesday, May 18 with the preliminary rounds between twenty of the League's twenty-six affiliates. The ten preliminary round winners will join last season's top six teams (Barbican, Constant Spring, Park Rovers, Christian Ambassadors, Nautica, and Real Mona) in the Round of 16.

JNBS FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND, 7:00 PM

G	DATE	VENUE	HOME	AWAY
5	Wednesday, June 1	Barbican Oval	Lion Kings	Thunderbolts
6	Thursday, June 2	Winchester Park	JDF	MV Exodus

In the Barbican Oval FA Cup opener on May 18, Washington Strikers tackle Shortwood at 7:00 pm, while on Thursday, May 19, Portmore Masters clash with Pelicans at the same time and venue.

The JNBS Masters League will see 166 games being played, while 25 games will be contested in the JNBS FA Cup.