PHOTO: To Eltham High, from Stafanie
To Eltham High, from Stafanie
Cricket, Sports
October 15, 2013

PHOTO: To Eltham High, from Stafanie

ICC World leading player Stafanie Taylor, is all smiles as she presents Puma Cricket equipment to Glenville Holmes, Head of Sports at Eltham High School. Taylor, who developed her cricket at Eltham High, was making the contribution to the school as part of their preparation for the 2014 cricket season. Looking on is Kenton ‘Ricky’ McDaniel, representative of Western Sports, Caribbean Distributor for Puma Cricket.

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