PHOTO: Eyes on the ball
St Hugh&rsquo;s Samantha Downer (left) and Holy Childhood&rsquo;s Shana-Lee Hewitt eye theball during their ISSA/Digicel Urban Area Senior Netball League match at the LeilaRobinson Court.<br>
Netball, Sports
November 21, 2013

PHOTO: Eyes on the ball

St Hugh’s Samantha Downer (left) and Holy Childhood’s Shana-Lee Hewitt eye the ball during their ISSA/Digicel Urban Area Senior Netball League match at the Leila Robinson Court on Wednesday. St Hugh’s won 34-27.

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