Taken from the Western Mirror

With defending champions Holmwood who plagued teams in the competition four straight years out of the way, St. Elizabeth Technical High School turned up the heat, on newcomers Godfrey Stewart, Crushing
them for first innings honours to crown themselves champions of the 2007 Issa / Grace headley Cricket Cup title in their three encounter at the Alpart Sports Ground.

Godfrey Stewart batting first made 94 for the loss of two wickets when rain interrupted play, washing out the post tea-session. STETHS in reply facing the bowling of Godfrey Stewart once led by captain Nickoy Samuels with a hefty knock of 97 gained a lot of support from Ishmael Parchment 40 and Derval Green 54 leading the winners to a comfortable 269 for 7 declared.

Samuels was trapped LBW off the bowling of seamer Orane Scarlett who finished with figures of 3 for 26.  It was overnight batsmen Parchment 25 and Samuels 24 who held the team's victory together after batting to the lunch interval, posting a partnership of 106 before the fall of the third wicket that of Parchment for 42 with 135 runs on the board.

Fourteen year old right arm wrist spinner Donavon Nelson who will represent Jamaica at the under-15 level finished with two runs off five overs as the bowling line for STETHS ran through the Godfrey Stewart team.

 Stand-in coach of STETHS who once played in the competition stated that he was pleased with the performance of the players not withstanding that defending champions Holmwood were defeated in the semi-finals by Godfrey Stewart opened the way.

Godfrey Stewart were 55 for 5 when rain ended play.