PHOTO: Looking for a pass
Herbert Morrison Technical's Davaughn Campbell (right) looks for a pass to a teammate as York Castle High's Desmond Pinnock guards him in Monday's Game One of the ISSA Western Conference boys' Under-19 basketball best-ofthree finals at the Montego Bay Cricket Club in St James. Campbell scored 14 points and Herbert Morrison won the game 60-35. (Photo: Paul Reid)
Basketball, Sports
January 29, 2020

PHOTO: Looking for a pass

Herbert Morrison Technical’s Davaughn Campbell (right) looks for a pass to a teammate as York Castle High’s Desmond Pinnock guards him in Monday’s Game One of the ISSA Western Conference boys’ Under-19 basketball best-ofthree finals at the Montego Bay Cricket Club in St James. Campbell scored 14 points and Herbert Morrison won the game 60-35. (Photo: Paul Reid)

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