READY TO ROLL
(From left) Ian Kelly, group financial officer at Derrimon Trading Company; Dean Nevers, chief executive officer of Konnexx Ltd; newly appointed coach of Molynes United Alex Thomas, and Club Chairman Peter Higgins pose with a team shirt during the launch of the Molynes' Jamaica Premier League season. The event occurred at sponsor Konnexx's headquarters on Dunrobin Avenue on Wednesday. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Football, National Premier League, Sports
August 12, 2022

READY TO ROLL

(From left) Ian Kelly, group financial officer at Derrimon Trading Company; Dean Nevers, chief executive officer of Konnexx Ltd; newly appointed coach of Molynes United Alex Thomas, and Club Chairman Peter Higgins pose with a team shirt during the launch of the Molynes’ Jamaica Premier League season. The event occurred at sponsor Konnexx’s headquarters on Dunrobin Avenue on Wednesday.

(Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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