It was a proud moment for international netball umpire Marion Johnson-Hurley when she received her International Federation of Netball Associations (IFNA) Pin from that body’s representative Octavia Gibson at the Netball Stadium last night.
Former local president Gibson who is an IFNA director as well as the Regional Representative for the Americas pointed out that the pin represented Johnson-Hurley’s International Umpires Award (IUA) Badge following her impressive performances on the regional and international circuit.
Johnson-Hurley had passed the screening in 1998 as an international umpire which has seen the physical education teacher carrying out her umpiring duties throughout the Caribbean and the netball world. (KB)
IFNA pin for netball umpire
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