Susan Hendricks of JNBS was on hand to present the 2011 Peter Cargill Cup to Constant Spring's captain, Roger Reid, while KSAMLA president (L) Errol McDonald, and former Jamaican international Allie McNab (R) looked on. Constant Spring blanked Barbican 2-0 in the mid-season final.

4.10.2011 – Constant Spring gained their first lien on the JNBS Peter Cargill Cup with an easy 2-0 shutout win over Barbican in the 2011 JNBS Masters League mid-season final at Winchester Park last Sunday.

Constant Spring pounced on the defending champions early as striker Brenton Smith clinically punished a Barbican defensive error with a fine goal in the 4th minute for a 1-0 Constant Spring lead. The early goal seemingly unnerved the triple-champions, and instead of playing their patented patient passing game, Barbican went with the long ball in an effort to reach their league leading goal scorer, Denton Shedden.

Down 1-0 at the half, and being outplayed in all sectors, Barbican continued to bypass their midfielders with the long ball. In the 49th minute, another Barbican defensive error was again punished, this time by Garry Hylton, who sealed the 2-0 Cargill Cup win for Constant Spring with a well taken goal.

It was Constant Spring's second win over Barbican this season as they edged the defending champions 2-1 in the league's opening game; the JNBS champions cup.

In a curtain-raiser between players over 45, KSAMLA Grand Masters blanked the Golden League All Stars 2-0 in the first leg of the three game series for the Harry Faulkner Cup.

After a very competitive 0-0 first-half, the KSAMLA Grand Masters took control of the game and a 1-0 lead in the 53rd minute on a wonderful goal by midfielder Patrick Watson (Police Nationals). The Grand Masters dominated play thereafter, and increased their lead to 2-0 in the 72nd minute from the boots of David Jones (Thunderbolts).

The second leg of the Harry Faulkner Cup between the KSAMLA Grand Masters and the Golden League All Stars with be the October 23 opening game at the JNBS Masters League championship final at Constant Spring oval, while the third leg will be the curtain-raiser to the JNBS Masters FA (KO) Cup championship final at Winchester Park on Sunday, October 30.

Meanwhile, the quarter-finals of the 2011 JNBS Masters FA Cup kick-off on Thursday, October 6 with Constant Spring tackling Nautica at Winchester Park, and Barbican hosting Park Rovers at Barbican Oval.

The FA Cup quarter-finals conclude on Thursday, October 13 with Real Mona against Harbour View at Barbican Oval, while Santos oppose Thunderbolts at Winchester Park. All games begin at 7:00 pm.

The JNBS Masters League quarter-finals will be played on Sunday, October 9 with two double-headers. At Barbican Oval, Park Rovers play Christian Ambassadors (3:00 pm), and Barbican hosts Brown's Town (4:30 pm). At Winchester Park, Cavalier entertains Telecom Strikers (3:00 pm), while Constant Spring look to contain Kingston Commissioners (4:30 pm).