A DELIGHTED PRINCIPAL of The St Michael School, Shelton Perkins, appreciating the guard of honour by current and recent past cricketers of his school before they staged a match at the QEH ground yesterday.
Perkins, who is retiring at the end of the current school year, has been the head of the Martindales Road institution for over ten years.
Yesterday, he spun the toss to start the game where he jokingly said that it was the first time that he had the privilege to do so for a cricket game.
During Perkins’ tenure The St Michael school has produced a number of national sports figures with the most outstanding one being the towering Jason Holder, who has turned out for the West Indies cricket team. (KB)
In Perkins’ honour
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Deported Jamaicans opt to stay in Eswatini
Kingston, Jamaica – Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith says the third Jamaican deported from the United States...
Economic growth slows for Barbados
Barbados’ economy has now expanded for 21 consecutive quarters.
However, with international uncertainty – especially the war in the...
Bill puts light on business owners
Government is seeking to tighten oversight of companies operating in Barbados through new legislation designed to expose the...
Public warned of counterfeit US currency in circulation
The Barbados Police Service says there is counterfeit United States Currency in circulation and is advising embers of...