Athletes are always being asked to give back.
Kemar Roach did just that earlier this week.
The West Indies pacer, who is home recovering from an injury, made the trek back to his roots, visiting the Ignatius Byer Primary School on Tuesday.
Roach’s visit to the Lowlands, St Lucy-based school was part of the Scotia Bank Kiddy Cricket Programme, which urges West Indian players to pass on information about their exploits on the regional side, to children across the country.
After passing on life-earned tips and advice about being a role model, the always-smiling Roach was involved in an autograph signing session.
Kemar gives back
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Trump promises $5000 payment if Republicans win midterms
United States President Donald Trump says he would offer every adult American a $5 000 payout if Republicans...
Favour costs ex-soldier $24 000
What was intended to be a kind gesture and a favour for an elderly woman cost former Barbados...
Bajan shooters bag two Pan Am medals
Competitive shooters Cliff Roett, Christopher Young and Gregory Wood led the Barbadian delegation with silver- and bronze-medal finishes...
Barbados steps up swine fever defence
Barbados is stepping up efforts to protect its agriculture sector from animal health and biosecurity threats, particularly African...

