PHOTO: Courtesy call
(From left) IFNA president Molly Rhone, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller, Sunshine Girls captain Nicole Aiken-Pinnock, England co-captain PamelaCookey, minister with responsibility for sports Natalie Neita-Headley, England co-captain Jade Clarke and president of Netball Jamaica Marva Bernard posefor pictures during a courtesy call by both netballl contingents on the Prime Minister at Jamaica House yesterday. (PHOTO: COLLIN REID)
Netball, Sports
January 6, 2015

PHOTO: Courtesy call

(From left) IFNA president Molly Rhone, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller, Sunshine Girls captain Nicole Aiken-Pinnock, England co-captain Pamela Cookey, minister with responsibility for sports Natalie Neita-Headley, England co-captain Jade Clarke and president of Netball Jamaica Marva Bernard pose for pictures during a courtesy call by both netballl contingents on the Prime Minister at Jamaica House yesterday. (PHOTO: COLLIN REID)

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