Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Society Men’s Basketball, 1987 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Society Men’s Basketball, 1987

MANAWATU DEAF SOCIETY (INC.) MEN’S BASKETBALL; NEW ZEALAND GAMES FOR THE DEAF – CHRISTCHURCH – 1987. Back Row (I. to r.): ROYDON SEYMOUR-EAST, GERALD KOAT (Vice-Captain), SHANE FENWICK, ALAN DAVIDSON, JONATHAN PAGE. Front Row: RUSSELL MCNAB (Team Manager), STEVEN OVERALL (Coach and Captain), CLINTON TARGIRA. Inset: STEPHEN JOURDAIN.

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Alan Davidson

Clinton Targira

Clinton Targira

Gerald Koat

Jonathan Page

Roydon Seymour-East

Roydon Seymour-East

Russell McNab

Shane Fenwick

Stephen Jourdain

Stephen Jourdain

Steven Overall

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Manawatu Deaf Society

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1987-P001-MDS

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