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Boyce and Jefford All Stars battle Trophy Stall in 10-over fixture today
Exciting action is anticipated at Police Sports Club ground, Eve Leary when the Boyce and Jefford
Christopher Barnwell
organisation stage their relay festival and family fun day today. Added to the series of events are two exciting softball fixtures between Boyce and Jefford All Stars and Trophy Stall and Trophy Stall Angels and Mike’s Wellwoman. Among those expected to grace the venue are Christopher Barnwell, Lennox Cush, Trevor Benn and Ramesh Sunich.
The teams will come from-Boyce and Jefford All Stars; Trevor Benn, Troy Benn, Mark Scott, Lyndon Wilson, Lennox Cush, Theodore De Monick, Colin Boyce, Jermaine Neblette, Christopher Barnwell, Alphius Bookie Sr. and Edison Jefford. The Trophy Stall XI will be led by Ramesh Sunich.
Trophy Stall Angels; Amanda Roberts, Mathana Cambridge, Nicole Leacock, Akilah Castilo, Aneesa Mohamed, Anna Ceru, Alisa Allen, Ruth George, Basmattie Ramdeo, Lisa Gilkes, Sheneka Grimmond, Laticea Edwards, Sherika Campbell, Akelia Alves and Akema Mc Kenzie.
Mike’s Wellwoman; Latoya Smith, Zola Telford, Abena Parker, Amanda Bob Semple, Joan Vansertima, Renika Isaacs, Timikea Wilson, Sherrian Fraser, Monique Benn, Haseena Mohamed, Susan Devanand and Sheneeza Saywack.
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