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Newly elected President Mikhail Smith (sitting centre) flanked by members of the executive. (Smith elected to lead Old Fort HC)
Mikhail Smith has been elected to serve as President of the Old Fort Hockey Club following the staging of the entity’s Annual General Meeting, which was held on Sunday, at the National Gymnasium.
Smith will have as his deputy Vice-President Dwight Sullivan; Secretary- Kayla Duncan; Treasurer- Chris Low Koan; Assistant/ Secretary Treasurer- Keziah Johnson.
The Committee members are Kalifa Hicks, Mark Fraser, Sonia Gordon and Jason DeSantos.
Dominic Alleyne was named the Club Captain.
Meanwhile, a statement from the new body extended gratitude to the outgoing executive and accepted their promise to continue to work together to strengthen the club, while also aiming to work assiduously to realise the goals and objectives of the club.
Among the members present were Nkosi Saul, Mark Fraser, Warren Williams, Jonathan Roberts, John Abrahams, Donnel Alleyne, Dominic Alleyne, Yonnick Norton, Chris Low Loan, Sonia Gordon, Dwight Sullivan, Dexter Wyles, Jason DeSantos, Karl Moore, Marc Waldron, Kayla Duncan, Mikhail Smith, Kezia Johnson, Kalifa Hicks, Valerie Fernandes, Ivor Thompson, Jhaner Carpio, Jimmy Carpio, Johnny Carpio and Stefan King.
The new executive will serve for two years and come August 2025; it will be celebrating 50 years of its existence and several activities are being planned to commemorate the occasion.
The club’s board has also been expanded with the addition of two new directors. The current directors are Jeremy Roberts, Allan Newark, Audwin Graham, and Jonathan Roberts. The three new directors are Dexter Wyles, Samuel Roberts and Marc Waldron.
(Smith elected to lead Old Fort HC)
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