Athletics, Sports
April 21, 2015

PA BENJAMIN assists St Jago’s track and field team

St Jago High’s principal Sandra Swyer-Watson (fourth left) accepts a cheque from Christopher Powell (fourth right) of PA Benjamin during a recent presentation. From the left are St Jago’s athletes Collin Sewell, Hanifah Abdulqadir, Ayeshia Morgan, Adrian Samuda, Georgianna Gordon & Nathon Wilson. The St Jago track and field team was presented with $85,000 to assist their participation at the annual Penn Relays in the United States.

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