PHOTO: Urban heat
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Netball, Sports
November 14, 2013

PHOTO: Urban heat

St Catherine High’s Rohanna Dixon (left) reaches the ball ahead of St Hugh’s High’s Kimoya Draggon during their ISSA/Digicel Urban/Rural Area Netball Competition match at the Leila Robinson Courts yesterday. St Hugh’s won 38-23. See related story on Page 23. (PHOTO: KARL MCLARTY)

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