PHOTO: Collin reid courtesy of supreme ventures, courts and scotiabank
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November 5, 2013

PHOTO: Collin reid courtesy of supreme ventures, courts and scotiabank

Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls (from left) Goalkeeper/Goal Defence Shamera Sterling and Goal Attack Shanice Beckford challenge for a high ball during practice yesterday. The Sunshine Girls, who left the island on the weekend, will participate in the Fast 5 World Series slated for Friday through to Sunday, in Auckland, New Zealand.

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