Regional, Western
June 27, 2012

Granville Jaguars beat Railway Lane Tigers

Asha Findlaytor (left) of Railway Lane Tigers tires to get the better of Granville Jaguars’ Otis Foster in Saturday’s Flow NBL-West game at the Montego Bay Cricket Club courts. Granville won the game 105-84 to extend their 11 games winning run.

(Photo: Paul Reid)

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