The stage is set for the 2025 edition of the ISSA Super 8 T20 Cricket Championship, where the top four schoolboy T20 cricket teams from both Urban and Rural Jamaica will face off in a thrilling showdown to determine the best schoolboy T20 team in the country. This eagerly anticipated competition not only highlights raw cricketing talent from across the island but also serves as a platform for future national and international stars to shine.

Representing Urban Jamaica are traditional powerhouses:

• Excelsior High School – A consistent performer with a reputation for aggressive batting and disciplined bowling.
• Kingston College (KC) – Known for their spirited gameplay and passionate supporters, KC brings a rich cricketing legacy to the tournament.
• Jamaica College (JC) – A tactically astute side with a well-balanced squad, JC poses a serious threat to any opponent.
• St. Jago High School – The dark horse of the Urban contingent, boasting match-winners capable of turning games in moments.

From Rural Jamaica, the cricketing heartland, come formidable challengers:

• Clarendon College – Blending power and precision, they are the rising force in rural schoolboy cricket.
• Manchester High School – Known for their gritty performances and smart cricketing brain trust.
• St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) – A cricketing dynasty with a long history of producing elite-level talent, STETHS enters as the team to beat.
• Tacky High School – The surprise package of the Rural zone, Tacky’s fearless approach and passionate squad make them one to watch.

With fast-paced action, dramatic finishes, and the pride of schools and parishes on the line, the ISSA Super 8 T20 promises an electrifying spectacle. Fans can expect dazzling strokeplay, crafty spin, and fiery pace as these young cricketers chase glory and island-wide bragging rights. Beyond the boundaries, this tournament is a celebration of youth excellence, community pride, and the enduring spirit of Jamaican cricket.

Who will rise to the top and be crowned Jamaica’s T20 schoolboy champions? The battle begins now.