PHOTO: Cricket champions
Cricket champions
Central, Regional
March 22, 2014

PHOTO: Cricket champions

St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) defeated Vere Technical High by 263 runs in the final of the ISSA Grace Headley Cup at STETHS Sports Complex in Santa Cruz last week. It was STETHS’ 26th hold on the premier cricket title for rural high schools. Photo shows the winning squad shortly after the game ended late on the second day of a scheduled three days. At left (standing) is the STETHS coach Clive Ledgister, while kneeling fourth from left is school captain, West Indies Under-19 and Jamaica under-19 captain Ramaal Lewis.

(PHOTO: AINSLEY CLARKE)

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