Berger Elite League in pictures
Mustafa Turra (centre), general manager of Berger Paints, joins the six captains for a photo atthe launch of the Berger Elite League on Friday at the Leila Robinson Court. They are (from left)Nicole Aiken-Pinnock, Clarendon Gators; Kimone Tulloch of St Ann Orchid; Nardian Hanson of StCatherine Racers; Sasha-Gaye Henry of St James Sharpes; Kerryann Brown of KingstonHummingbirds and Vangelee Williams of Manchester Spurs. (PHOTOS: COLLIN REID)
Netball, Sports
March 20, 2015

Berger Elite League in pictures

Mustafa Turra (centre) general manager of Berger Paints join the six captains for a photo at the launch of Berger Elite League on Friday at the Leila Robinson Court. They are (from left) Nicole Aiken-Pinnock, Clarendon Gators; Kimone Tulloch of St Ann Orchid; Nardian Hanson of St Catherine Racers; Sasha-Gaye Henry of St James Sharpes; Kerryann Brown of Kingston Hummingbirds and Vangelee Williams of Manchester Spurs.

(PHOTOS: COLLIN REID)

General manager of Berger Paints Mustafa Turra (right) presents the symbolic sponsorship cheque for $6 million to President of Netball Jamaica Marva Bernard.

Kimesha Sterling (WD) of Kingston Hummingbirds and Trishana Hanson of Manchester Spurs go for the ball during a match of the Berger Elite League at Leila Robinson Court on Friday. Spurs won 35-34.

Shantal Slater (GS) of Manchester Spurs grabs the ball ahead of Kingston Hummingbirds’ Stacian Facey (GK) at Leila Robinson Court on Friday.

Nicole Dixon (GA) of Manchester Spurs leaps for ball during the Berger Elite League match against Kingston Hummingbirds at the Leila Robinson Court on Friday. Keeping a close eye on the play are are Hummingbirds’ Mellisa Wright (GD) and Stacian Facey (GK) and Spurs’ Shantal Slater (right).

 

 

 

General Manager of Berger Paints Mustafa Turra (right)presents the symbolic sponsorship cheque for $6 million toPresident of Netball Jamaica Marva Bernard.
Nicole Dixon (GA) of Manchester Spurs leaps for ball duringthe Berger Elite League match against Kingston Hummingbirdsat the Leila Robinson Court on Friday. Keeping a close eye onthe play are Hummingbirds’ Mellisa Wright (GD) and StacianFacey (GK) and Spurs’ Shantal Slater (right).
Shantal Slater (GS) of Manchester Spurs grabs the ball ahead of KingstonHummingbirds’ Stacian Facey (GK) at the Leila Robinson Court on Friday.
Kimesha Sterling (WD) of Kingston Hummingbirds and TrishanaHanson of Manchester Spurs go for the ball during a match ofthe Berger Elite League at Leila Robinson Court on Friday. Spurswon 35-34.

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