Published 15 June 2022
Basseterre
Buckie Got It St. Kitts and Nevis News Source
KALONJI CLARKE STRIKES LATE TO GIVE SUGAR BOYZ A POINT
St. Kitts and Nevis Senior Men’s Team had to settle for a 1-1- draw with French St. Martin in Concacaf Nations League action at the Warner Park Cricket stadium presented by Qatar Airways. Kolonji Clarke rescued a point for the Sugar boys late in stoppage time after Pierre- Bertrand Arne gave the visitors the lead in the 34th minute. Coach Austin Dico Huggins offered some thoughts after the match. “I think we underestimated St. Martin. I am not satisfied with the draw. We didn’t lose but I think that we were supposed to be successful against St. Martin so we have to get back to the drawing board,” Huggins said. “Obviously they made some improvements in their play. They also got more technical players. They played much harder than we are accustomed to of them…it was quite surprising but we came out with one point so I am happy still,” Huggins said.
He stressed a need for improvement and to build on the successes thus far. “We need to improve
on our fitness level and also we need to improve on our mobility in and around the field,” he said, adding that too many times, the players have been caught static on field.
The Sugar Boyz had already defeated Aruba in their Nations League opener 3-2 in Curacao last
week. They will play return legs of their opponents during the March to June 2023 FIFA international windows.
CAPTION: St. Kitts and Nevis’ Kimaree Rogers during Sunday’s match versus French St.
Martin at the Warner Park Cricket Stadium. (Photo: Concacaf)
