Representatives from Cayman National recently presented six schools – John Gray High School (boys), Cayman Academy (boys), Layman E. Scott Senior High School (boys), Cayman Prep & High School (boys and girls), Clifton Hunter High School (boys and girls) and St. Ignatius Catholic School (boys and girls) – with new cricket equipment to help enhance the schools’ programmes.
The equipment, valued at approximately $15k, consists of helmets, bats, gloves, pads, wickets, balls and a rolling cricket bag for each school, and is part of Cayman National’s overall investment of CI$50,000-plus in Cayman Cricket’s youth development programmes.
The donations were made at the start of the girls and boys’ Under-15 rallies where the teams played eight-a-side, five over games. In the end the Cayman Prep girls B team (47/0) emerged as the champions, defeating their schoolmates on the Cayman Prep girls C team (37/1) by 10 runs. Meanwhile the Cayman Academy boys (44/4) triumphed over the Clifton Hunter High School team (25/3), winning by 19 runs.
Photos provided and captioned at this link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/3xwxtphsaadu0qb3vdlw0/ADxAFMVxD2qYF9v74hwb3ik?rlkey=02iyps1oiffbbtbkcys6caohi&st=yxl45fue&dl=0
Notes:
• Equipment presentation photos for girls: Tina Ducharme, Cayman National’s EVP – Chief Financial Officer, David Bernard Jr., Cayman Cricket Development Manager
• Equipment presentation photos for boys: Joel Chadha, Cayman National Senior Legal Counsel, David Bernard Jr., Cayman Cricket Development Manager
• Trophy presentation photo for boys: Phil Jackson, Cayman National Senior Vice President - Chief Human Resources Officer, Courtney Myles, Cayman Cricket President and David Bernard Jr., Cayman Cricket Development Manager
• Trophy presentation photos for girls: Tina Ducharme, Cayman National’s EVP – Chief Financial Officer, David Bernard Jr., Cayman Cricket Development Manager
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