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Successsful visit Netherlands Basketball Federation to Saba.

November 9, 2021

Successsful visit Netherlands Basketball Federation to Saba.
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SABA:--- A delegation of the Netherlands Basketball Federation visited Saba last week for several basketball clinics and to establish lasting relations with the island.
A four-member delegation came to Saba: Head of the Education Department of the Netherlands Basketball Federation Jorrit Beerens, Head of the Referee Department of the Netherlands Basketball Federation Antio Sinterniklaas, Director Sports Participation Juliet Fransen, and intern at the Ministry of Public Health, Wellbeing and Sports VWS Ron Bongers.
During their 5-day stay on Saba, the group facilitated three clinics: one for girls 12-18, one for boys 12-18, and one girls/boys 6-12. In total, some 70 ...


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