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THE Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) is confident it can reduce breaches of its eligibility rules through education and improvements to its monitoring systems.
ISSA President Keith Wellington says the association is strengthening its registration system after moving away from an external contractor, while placing greater emphasis on schools to properly verify the eligibility of their students.




Wellington told the Jamaica Observer on Wednesday that although three cases of alleged eligibility breaches in the ISSA Manning Cup football competition have attracted widespread publicity this season, there have been other cases that were dealt with through the association’s normal channels.
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