$30-m run
NCB Group chairman Michael Lee-Chin (right) goes through a training routine alongsideMVP athlete Shericka Williams (left) and NCB Group marketing manager NicholeBrackett Walters at the UTech field yesterday. The NCB Foundation presented a symboliccheque of $30 million to MVP Track and Field Club. (PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)
Athletics, Sports
February 24, 2015

$30-m run

NCB Group chairman Michael Lee-Chin (right) goes through a training routine alongside MVP athlete Shericka Williams (left) and NCB Group marketing manager Nichole Brackett Walters at the UTech field yesterday. The NCB Foundation presented a symbolic cheque of $30 million to MVP Track and Field Club. (PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)

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