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Long service awardees of Western Sports and Management.
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December 25, 2024

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Western Sports, a leading name in the sporting goods industry, recently marked its 50th anniversary with a series of exciting events. The celebrations kicked off with a church service at St James Parish Church in Montego Bay, followed by a free concert at Harmony Hall, featuring local artiste TeeJay and entertainment by Fab 5 and Friends.

On Saturday, November 30 the sporting fraternity, customers and friends of Western Sports were invited to a special customer appreciation mix and mingle at the La Vida Pollyanna party venue. Festivities culminated in a grand staff awards gala at the Jamaica Pegasus on Sunday December 1. Adding to the excitement, Western Sports is also celebrating this milestone with the opening of a new location in the Fairview Shopping Centre in Montego Bay. Western Sports’ 50 years of excellence and community spirit were truly celebrated in style!

Western Sports and Management at church service at the St James Parish Church.

From left: Carl Chang, Susan Chang, Mr and Mrs Mike Fennel.

Friends of the football fraternity, past and current staff of Western Sports.

Friends of the sporting fraternity with Carl Chang, along with past and current staff of Western Sports .

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Managing Director Carl Chang.

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