Bramwell Clarke Sports Complex
Ewarton, Jamaica
The Bramwell Clarke Sports Complex is in Ewarton. It is not the kind of venue where the pitch is the only thing that matters. Tru-Juice FC plays their Jamaica Premier League fixtures here, while the same strip of grass hosts Rugby Americas North Championship matches, such as the encounter between Jamaica and Bermuda in May 2024.
The complex carries the name of Edward Bramwell Clarke, a British educator active between 1874 and 1934. He is credited with introducing rugby to Japan, though local sentiment occasionally points toward Fred L. Clarke, a figure associated with Ewarton in 1920. The Institute of Sports (INSPORTS) of Jamaica utilises the facility for primary school football competitions.
Some records place the capacity at 2,000 seats, while others suggest figures closer to 3,000, with whispers of potential expansion reaching 20,000.
Who plays here
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Tru-juice
1 match
Recent matches here
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Sep | Tru-juice — Mount Pleasant Academy | 4:0 |