PHOTO: JUMPING JAMALCO
Netball, Sports
June 2, 2013

PHOTO: JUMPING JAMALCO

Sasha Kay Henry of JAMALCO jumps for the ball ahead of Tivoli’s Kimesha Sterling (WD) during the second game of the best-of-three final of the 2013 Berger Paints/JNA Super League at the Leila Robinson Courts on Saturday night. The game ended 44-44. Both teams will meet in the decider today with JAMALCO taking 1-0 lead. 

(PHOTO:

COLLIN REID)

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