PHOTO: U21 netballers arrive in Glasgow
Jamaica Netball Association President Marva Bernard (left), and head coach Oberon Pitterson-Nattie(right) join members of Jamaica’s Under-21 netball team aggregation shortly after their arrival atGlasgow Airport in Scotland, yesterday, for their participation in the World Youth Netball Championshipscheduled to begin on Thursday, with their first match against Samoa.(PHOTO: COLLIN REID, COURTESY OF SUPREME VENTURES/COURTS/SCOTIABANK)
Netball, Sports
August 20, 2013

PHOTO: U21 netballers arrive in Glasgow

Jamaica Netball Association President Marva Bernard (left), and head coach Oberon Pitterson-Nattie (right) join members of Jamaica’s Under-21 Netball Team aggregation shortly after their arrival at Glasgow Airport in Scotland, yesterday, for their participation in the World Youth Netball Championship scheduled to begin on Thursday, with their first match against Samoa.

(PHOTO: COLLIN REID, COURTESY OF SUPREME VENTURES/COURTS/SCOTIABANK)

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