FLOW executives (from left) Matthew Webster, Judy-Ann Burgher, Carlo Redwood, Kayon Wallace, Kim Lee, Danielle Savory and Stephen Miller pose for the camera.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
November 6, 2016
Colourful scenes at Flow super Cup semis
Photographer Leo Hudson was at Sabina Park last Saturday for the much-anticipated FLOW Super Cup semi-finals between Cornwall College and Clarendon College, as well as St Elizabeth Technical High School and Wolmer’s Boys’ School. In the end, Cornwall College and Wolmer’s Boys’ emerged victorious and will contest this Saturday’s final.
Kerry-Ann Walker (left foreground) was an extremely proud mother as she embraces her son Rivaldo English after the player helped his Wolmer’s Boys’ team overcome STETHS in the semi-finals of the FLOW Super Cup last Saturday at Sabina Park.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
FLOW’s Managing Director Garry Sinclair (left) shares a moment with ISSA/FLOW Super Cup associate sponsors, Scotiabank’s Public and Corporate Affairs Manager Hope McMillan-Canaan, and HWT Branch Manager Junior Clarke during last Saturday’s semi-finals at Sabina Park.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Cornwall College supporters were out in their numbers.<strong>Leo Hudson</strong>
FLOW’s Sponsorship Manager Stephen Miller (centre) is flanked by Locker Room Sports’s Marketing Manager Simone Jackson (left), and Huawei’s Marketing Manager Chrysta-Jaye Walker.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Cornwall College striker Jourdaine Fletcher celebrates with supporters during last Saturday’s ISSA/FLOW Super Cup match against Clarendon College at Sabina Park.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
“Learn or leave” Cornwall College, finalists of the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup tournament were not about to leave uncontested. (<strong>Leo Hudson)</strong>
One aim! ‘Age Quod Agis’.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Cornwall College players are joined by FLOW’s Sponsorship Manager Stephen Miller (left), who shares in the excitement.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Contemporary reggae singer Protoje (left) shares a moment with FLOW’S Director of Corporate Communications and Stakeholder Management Kayon Wallace, last Saturday at the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup semi-finals at Sabina Park.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
FLOW’s HOD Retail and TV Marketing Kim Lee (left) engages Minister of Education, Youth and Information Senator Ruel Reid.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Supporters could hardly contain themselves at last Saturday’s semi-finals of the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup matches held at Sabina Park.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Cornwall College supporters from the west.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
A section of the crowd in Sabina Park at last weekend’s ISSA/FLOW Super Cup semi-finals (<strong>Leo Hudson)</strong>
Wolmer’s Boys’ supporters in celebratory mood as they qualified for the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup final<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
Jahwahni Hinds, captain of the Wolmer’s Boys’ team celebrates with his girlfriend Stephanie Cross after scoring the final goal for his team to qualify them for the final of the ISSA/FLOW Super Cup tournament to be held this Saturday.<strong> (Leo Hudson)</strong>
