PHOTO: 98-2?!
Jamaica’s ThristinaHarwood leaps aheadof the CaymanIslands’ MartikaWilliams during theirWorld Youth NetballChampionship inGlasgow, Scotland,yesterday. Jamaicawon 98-2. See relatedstory and morepictures on Page 50.(PHOTO: COLLIN REIDCOURTESY SUPREMEVENTURES, COURTSAND SCOTIABANK)
Netball, Sports
August 25, 2013

PHOTO: 98-2?!

Jamaica pulverise Cayman at World Youth Netball Champs

Jamaica’s Thristina Harwood leaps ahead of the Cayman Islands’ Martika Williams during their World Youth Netball Championship in Glasgow, Scotland, yesterday. Jamaica won 98-2. See related story and more pictures here. (PHOTO: COLLIN REID COURTSEY SUPREME VENTURES, COURTS AND SCOTIABANK)

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