Berger Elite Netball League in pictures
Clarendon Gators SimoneGordon (GS) goes high forball with Stacian Facey(GK) of Kingston HummingBirds during their BergerElite Netball Leaguematch at Leila Robinsoncourts on Friday. Gatorswon 43-30. (PHOTOS:COLLIN REID)
Netball, Sports
May 8, 2015

Berger Elite Netball League in pictures

Clarendon Gators’s Simone Gordon (GS) goes high for ball with Stacian Facey (GK) of Kingston Humming Birds during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Gators won 43-30. (PHOTOS: COLLIN REID)

Kasey Evering (GD) of Clarendon Gaters goes for ball with Kimesha Sterling of Kingston Humming Birds during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Gators won 43-30.

Clarendon Gaters’ Simone Gordon (GS) goes high for ball with Kerry-Ann Brown (GD) of Kingston Humming Birds during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Gators won 43-30.

Ladonna Lamonth (GS) of St Catherine Racers takes the ball ahead of Kessna Francis (GK) of St James Sharpes during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Sharpes won 41-38.

Khadijah Williams (C) of St Catherine Racers goes for ball with Denise Smith (C) of St James Sharpes during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Sharpes won 41-38.

St James Sharpes’ Deneen Taylor (GS) and Tashike Salmon (GK) of St Catherine Racers challenge for the ball during their Berger Elite Netball League match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday. Sharpes won 41-38.

 

 

 

 

Clarendon Gators’ Simone Gordon (GS) goes highfor ball with Kerry-Ann Brown (GD) of KingstonHumming Birds during their Berger Elite NetballLeague match at Leila Robinson courts on Friday.Gators won 43-30.
St James Sharpes’ DeneenTaylor (GS) and Tashike Salmon(GK) of St Catherine Racerschallenge for the ball during theirBerger Elite Netball Leaguematch at Leila Robinson courtson Friday. Sharpes won 41-38.
Ladonna Lamonth (GS) of St Catherine Racers takes theball ahead of Kessna Francis (GK) of St James Sharpesduring their Berger Elite Netball League match at LeilaRobinson courts on Friday. Sharpes won 41-38.
Khadijah Williams (C) of StCatherine Racers goes for ballwith Denise Smith (C) of StJames Sharpes during theirBerger Elite Netball Leaguematch at LeilaRobinson courts onFriday. Sharpes won41-38.
Kasey Evering (GD) ofClarendon Gaters goes for ballwith Kimesha Sterling ofKingston Humming Birds duringtheir Berger Elite Netball Leaguematch at Leila Robinson courtson Friday. Gators won 43-30.

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