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The Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Pocket Rocket Foundation hosted its inaugural Student-Athlete Summit on Tuesday. The event welcomed several student-athletes from schools across the island, all gathered under the theme: “A Dream Come True.”

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snowflake1 год назад

@realshellyannfp @pocketrocketja @JamaicaObserver Great job TG! A true treasure and icon. Congratulations 🎉🍾🎊 SFP #mommyrocket

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krissy1 год назад

@realshellyannfp @pocketrocketja @JamaicaObserver this I need more info on

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Trishana C. McGowan1 год назад

@realshellyannfp @pocketrocketja @JamaicaObserver Follow their instagram page pocket rocket foundation. I think they post stuff there

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Our Health Our World1 год назад

@realshellyannfp @pocketrocketja @JamaicaObserver One Shelly Ann.⭐️

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