Brohier heads OWSC

Richard Dwight

The former Wesley Cricketer, Jeremy Brohier, and one who is actively associated with the Old Wesleyites Sports Club (OWSC) and to an extent with the Old Boys Union (OBU), was unanimously elected as the new President of the OWSC at its recently held AGM at the ‘Club House.’ Like his illustrious father the late, Ralph Brohier, who represented St. Joseph’s and the NCC at cricket, Jeremy too turned out to be a fine cricketer and athlete for Wesley. On joining the OWSC in its revival year in 1990 he acquitted himself creditably holding responsible positions in the committee.

He did well as the chairman of the ‘Double Blue Ball’ dance committee on two occasions, was the Secretary of the Gymnasium project and the Deputy Chairman at the last Munchee Glucofit Schools cricket sixes held in October.

He was also a vice President of the OBU and now serves the Wesley Cricket Council. In his address to the membership he emphasized that the vibrant arm of Wesley today was the OWSC.

He appealed to all Wesleyites to unite as one family, patronize the club regularly and participate at its events and activities whilst networking amongst old friends more regularly in order that it could build a sound financial base to stabilize itself which would be beneficial to its members and to Wesley at large.

His vision is to see that the club shifts its focus into a more family orientated environment by introducing a restaurant concept. He mentioned that such a shift cannot be expected overnight but with the help of God and the active participation of its members it could be achieved.

Jeremy a mild mannered, unassuming man, given to sober disciplined ways, knows when to speak and when to withhold his speech - with the inherent forthright ability in calling a spade, when things go wrong. It’s such a man as this that is now being entrusted to take the OWSC to greater heights.