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Saint Lucia Basketball Federation Launches New Publication

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Press Release:-  The Saint Lucia Basketball Federation is elated to present its latest initiative, Swish! A Saint Lucia Basketball Publication. The sports magazine, a first for the federation, endeavors to sensitize basketball enthusiasts as well as individuals with a keen interest in the sport with news, player and coach interviews and trivia question and answers in the coming publications. The first roll-out of Swish! proudly features NetBlazers’ very own and female National Basketball player and captain, Mia George on the cover. Mia is the founder of the all-girls basketball club, Net Blazers, who continues to blaze the trail for female

Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News

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