Jamaica National Under-20 men’s team kicked preparations into high gear ahead of the first-round Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Qualifiers with a comfortable 4-1 beating of a St. Ann All-star team in a practice game at Drax Hall over the weekend. Assistant Coach...
Yesterday Principal Lawrence Wright of the Harbour View Primary School (HVPS) invited HVFC General Manager Clyde Jureidini to join the school’s staff to celebrate Reading Across Jamaica Day by volunteering his time to read to the students. Every year, the school...
With the recent feature of some of our personnel and scenes at the Compound in KICK TV’s video highlighting football culture in Jamaica, the HVFC pledge received some added spotlight. The video includes Chariman/Founder Carvel Stewart, current HVFC player/...
After two days of intense training with coaches from the Manchester City Football Club (MCFC), 3 boys out of 30 were selected to move on to the Kickstart Academy slated for later this year. Selected are HVFC under-20 players Alique Skerritt of Kingston Technical High...
Montego Bay United snapped a five-game winless run with an effortless 2-0 win over Harbour View at WesPow Park on Sunday to complete their regular season schedule and to now prepare for the semi-finals against defending champions Arnett Gardens. Owayne Gordon...
CONGRATULATIONS ALTIMONT ‘Freddie’ BUTLER! Former HVFC midfielder, RUSH Jamaica Academy Technical Director, and Reggae Boyz Under 20 Coach Altimont ‘Freddie’ Butler is being honoured as part of the original San Jose Earthquakes roster in the inaugural Major League...
After rejoining the squad in the January transfer window following a loan deal to NASL’s Indy Eleven, Brian ‘Rambo’ Brown played 9 games for Harbour View in which he netted 5 goals (including his last game before departing). He was invited to quickly...
The Under-14 RUSH team, comprised of 19 players with 3 technical staff members returned to their home of Canada and Jamaica on Sunday, March 27th following a little over a week’s stay in Dallas, Texas. First experience at Dr PEPPER DALLAS CUP 2016: The memorable...
7 Jamaicans are experiencing the Dr. Pepper Dallas Cup 2016, playing alongside RUSH Canada Academy, while being coached by HVFC international Altimont ‘Freddie’ Butler & managed by our own Clyde Jureidini. Daily updates about their games and excursions...
Seven chosen youngsters will be accompanied by Coach Altimont ‘Freddie’ Butler and Manager Clyde Jureidini, invited by Rush Canada Soccer Academy to compete alongside them at the world-renowned Dr. Pepper Dallas Cup Youth Tournament from March 18‐27, 2016...
