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June 4, 2012

First Global ‘A’ League

Chad-Paul Priestley (right), business development officer at First Global Bank, congratulates Ashanta Williams (left), captain of Pembroke Hall High School, after his team won the First Global ‘A’ League trophy after beating Papine High School in the ISSA/First Global ‘A’ League final recently.

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