Proper ‘Hyde-ing’
Jaheel Hyde is greeted by members of Wolmer’s back room staff, including assistant coach Alex Thomas (left) and theschool’s bus driver during celebration of the second goal, yesterday.
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November 3, 2014

Proper ‘Hyde-ing’

Jaheel Hyde (left) of Wolmer’s prepares to greet assistant coach and former Reggae Boy Alex Thomas after scoring the second of his three goals against St George’s College in the ISSA/LIME Manning Cup competition at Constant Spring playing field yesterday. See details on Pages 44 & 45.

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