Archive: July 2025

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) gave Netball Jamaica the proverbial ‘shot in the arm’, with a donation of 5 million dollars.

This towards the Under 21 Sunshine Girls’ preparation to compete in the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup set to be played in Gibraltar . 

The tournament will be played at two locations, the Europa Point Sports Complex and the Tercentenary Sports Hall from September 19 to 28. 

The donation will cover a significant chunk of the 11 million dollars budget to make the trip possible.

The under 21 Sunshine Girls will compete in pool C, alongside England, Tonga, Wales, and Sri lanka.