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Errol Grey really took it to the streets when he juggled without shoes.
This female contestant certainly did not make it easy for the males in the 'Star Jugglaz' competition as she showed off her true football juggling skills.
A contestant in the Star Jugglaz competition shows off his juggling skills as he tries to woo the judges.
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The winner of the 'Star Jugglaz' competition gives his brightest smile as he accepts his prize.
On Sunday, the Catherine Hall Stadium in Montego Bay, St James, will play host to the Guinness Street Football Challenge.
The teams will be vying for $200,000, the title of parish champions and a chance to represent Jamaica in the regional finals, among other prizes. There is also a 'Golden Boot' prize of $20,000 for the player who scores the most goals, as well as a 'Star Jugglaz' prize of $5,000, and gifts courtesy of sponsors Gatorade and Guinness for a lucky spectator.
The competition has been generating a huge buzz across the island with the teams representing their parish, and displaying
superb levels of skills and excellent sportsmanship.
Guinness brand manager, Andrew Anguin, is elated at the support and success of the challenge to date.
"We appreciate the tremendous support that members of the communities have been showing, whether for their teams, family members or a friend playing for a team, and I'm encouraging everyone in Montego Bay to come out and represent as Portland did. It will be a fun-filled day and everyone is sure to have a grand time," Anguin said.
Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 11 a.m. Match time is scheduled for noon. There will be lots of giveaways, prizes and surprises from the sponsors and a Guinness Mobile Unit after party. Here are some highlights from the Star Jugglaz competition in Portland.
