Highlights of Jamaica vs New Zealand
Jamaica goal-shooterShantal Slater rises abovethe New Zealands pair of ZoeWalker (GK) and PhoenixKaraka (GD) during theirWorld Youth NetballChampionship semi-finalmatch in Glasgow, Scotland,on Thursday. New Zealandwon 53-44.
Netball, Sports
August 30, 2013

Highlights of Jamaica vs New Zealand

New Zealand’s Malia Paseka (left) tries to score as Jamaica’s Vangelee Williams (GD) and Shamera Sterling (GK) move in to prevent her from doing so in their World Youth Netball Championship semi-final match in Glasgow, Scotland, on Thursday. New Zealand won 53-44. Jamaica’s young Sunshine Girls will now engage England in the bronze medal match today.

Jamaica goal-attck Shanice Beckford (left) gets the ball ahead of New Zealand goal-keep Zoe Walker during their World Youth Netball Championship semi-final match in Glasgow, Scotland, on Thursday. New Zealand won 53-44.

Jamaica goal-shooter Shantal Slater rises above the New Zealands pair Zoe Walker (GK) and Phoenix Karaka (GD) during their World Youth Netball Championship semi-final match in Glasgow, Scotland, on Thursday. New Zealand won 53-44.

Goal-keep of Jamaica Shamera Sterling (left) gets the better of New Zealand’s Nadia Loveday during their World Youth Netball Championship semi-final match in Glasgow, Scotland, on Thursday. New Zealand won 53-44.

(PHOTOS/COLLIN REID courtsey SUPREME VENTURES, COURTS and SCOTIABANK)

 

 

Goal-keep of JamaicaShamera Sterling (left) getsthe better of New Zealand’sNadia Loveday during theirWorld Youth NetballChampionship semi-finalmatch.
New Zealand’s Malia Paseka (left) tries to score as Jamaica’s Vangelee Williams (GD) andShamera Sterling (GK) move in to prevent her from doing so in their World Youth NetballChampionship semi-final match. Jamaica’s young Sunshine Girls will now engage England inthe bronze medal match today.
Jamaica goal-attack Shanice Beckford (left) gets the ballahead of New Zealand goal-keep Zoe Walker.(PHOTOS: COLLIN REID courtesy of SUPREME VENTURES,COURTS and SCOTIABANK)

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