Waterhouse

The club was founded in 1968 as Harlem Kickers FC, changed to The Great West Football Club in 1972 until it was renamed Waterhouse in 1979 and started with their home ground at Emmett Park. Their home ground has since been moved into the community, The Waterhouse Stadium, which can hold a capacity of up to 5,000.

They won the league title in 2005–06, which was said to be dedicated to the late Peter Cargill, their coach who died in a car crash.

Jamaica Premier League	45'	2	^[6] Waterhouse vs Mount Pleasant FA ^[1]	-	0-0
Jamaica Premier League	05/12 21:00	2	Mount Pleasant FA vs Waterhouse	-	View

Jamaica Premier League	04/30 01:00	3	^[3] Tivoli Gardens v Waterhouse ^[6]	W	0-2
Jamaica Premier League	04/22 22:00	3	^[6] Waterhouse v Tivoli Gardens ^[3]	D	1-1
Jamaica Premier League	04/07 20:30	26	Waterhouse v Harbour View FC	W	1-0
Jamaica Premier League	03/31 20:30	25	^[11] Molynes United FC v Waterhouse ^[6]	W	0-3
Jamaica Premier League	03/24 21:00	24	^[6] Waterhouse v Dunbeholden FC ^[8]	W	1-0
Jamaica Premier League	03/20 20:30	23	^[13] Treasure Beach FC v Waterhouse ^[7]	W	2-4
Jamaica Premier League	03/10 20:30	22	^[4] Portmore United v Waterhouse ^[7]	D	0-0
Jamaica Premier League	03/03 20:30	21	^[6] Waterhouse v Mount Pleasant FA ^[2]	L	0-1
Jamaica Premier League	02/25 20:30	20	^[11] Humble Lions v Waterhouse ^[7]	W	1-5
Jamaica Premier League	02/18 21:00	19	^[7] Waterhouse v Arnett Gardens ^[5]	D	0-0
Jamaica Premier League	02/12 22:00	18	^[10] Vere United v Waterhouse ^[7]	W	0-1
Jamaica Premier League	02/04 21:00	17	^[6] Waterhouse v Cavalier ^[3]	L	0-1

	Total	Kodus	Võõrsil
Matches played	29	15	14
Wins	13	6	7
Draws	9	5	4
Losses	7	4	3
Goals for	41	17	24
Goals against	23	9	14
Clean sheets	11	6	5
Failed to score	10	6	4

Waterhouse

Fixtures

Results

Statistika

Wikipedia - Waterhouse F.C.

History