Thirty of the island’s top school boy footballers who participated in the 2017 ISSA/Flow Super Cup will this weekend be invited to attend the inaugural Flow Super Cup All-Star Coaching Clinic.

Set to take place at the National Stadium on Sunday, the all-day skills development workshop will see the players working under the guidance of coaches from English Premier League giants Manchester United.

Invited players include the likes of Kaheem Parris, Nicque Daley, Rashawn Mackison, Tyreek Magee, Renaldo Wellington, Clifton Woodbine and David Smith.

Carlo Redwood, VP Marketing at Flow, described the clinic as a developmental platform for both the players and local sports. “We’ve always emphasized our desire to provide greater development opportunities for aspiring footballers and we believe that this ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity to be guided by international top ranked coaches will prove to be a spectacular experience and will undoubtedly have a positive  personal impact.”

Members of the public will have the opportunity to see the players in action during a unique private game which will be streamed live online via Flow’s YouTube page starting at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday (January 28).

The first team selected for the clinic by members of the media who are referred to as “Team One” includes, Chadeem Rodriques, Javian Brown, Anthoniel Mullings and Fabian Grant and Rashawn Mackison of Kingston College, Malik Howell and Tyreek Magee of Jamaica College, Clifton Woodbine and Chris Andrew Dixon of STETHS, Jeadine White and David Smith of STATHS, Colin Anderson and Orane Ferguson of Calabar High School as well as Kaheem Parris of Dinthill Technical School and Lemar Walker of Clarendon College.

“Team Two” was selected via an online voting process that included the remaining 144 players who participated in the 2017 competition. They include: Benjamin Williams Kenar Huntington, Demario Phillips and Nicque Daley of Clarendon College, Trey Bennett, Casseam Priestly, Renato Campbell and Trayvone Reid  of Kingston College, Norman Campbell and Tevin Rochester of  Jamaica College, Omar Clemiston, Nazine Matalie and Renaldo Wellington of Rusea’s High School, Tevin Rochester of Jamaica College and  Deandre McCoy of Calabar High School.