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Dec 21, 2016 Sports
The Caribbean boxing fraternity was well represented by a small group at the AIBA 70th Anniversary ball which was held at the Miles Davis Hall in Montreux, Switzerland last evening.
President of the Guyana Boxing Association (GBA) Steve Ninvalle, an elected AIBA Executive Committee member, led the group of four which included St Lucia Boxing Association president David ‘Shakes’ Christopher and ‘mother’ of Caribbean boxing Kathy Harper-Hall.
In the photo, the officials pose on the red carpet at the entrance of the MDH. From left: Shawn Blair (President of the St. Maarten Boxing Association), Steve Ninvalle, Joyce Bowen (Vice President of the Barbados Boxing Association), Kathy Harper-Hall (Secretary of the Barbados Boxing Association) and David Christopher.
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