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DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS CONTINUES MAINTENANCE OF SPORTING FACILITIES

Published 19 February, 2021

Basseterre 

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DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS CONTINUES MAINTENANCE OF SPORTING FACILITIES

Basseterre, St. Kitts, February 19, 2021 (SKNIS): The primary purpose of maintaining sporting and recreational facilities is to ensure safe operation and reduce the risk of injury to patrons, athletes, and employees. As such, the Department of Sports embarked on a maintenance programme to upgrade the various facilities in St. Kitts.

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Revised 2021 Premier League

Published 18 February, 2021

Basseterre 

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source 

Please find attached a link in RED below to 2021 Premier League

Revised 2021 Premier League Fixtures

• The SKNFA Competitions Committee reserves the right to amend the fixture where necessary.• Team A represents the home team, while Team B is the away team.• Teams are to arrive at match venues at least ninety minutesbefore the start of each match. • Kindly adhere to the match countdowns.

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West Indies beat Bangladesh by 17 runs in second Test to seal 2-0 series win

Published 15 February, 2021

Basseterre

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SOURCE: BBC SPORT –  West Indies beat Bangladesh by 17 runs in a thrilling second Test in Mirpur to complete a 2-0 series victory.

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St. Kitts National Domino Association tournament: Latecomers claw down Eagle Claws in a thriller

Published 12 February, 2021

Basseterre

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St. Kitts National Domino Association tournament: Latecomers claw down Eagle Claws in a thriller

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, February 12, 2021 (MMS-SKN) — In the most intense encounter in the eighth segment of play in the first round of the St. Kitts National Domino Association (SKNDA) tournament on Thursday February 11 at the New Town Community Centre, Latecomers Domino Club overcame Eagle Claws Domino Club 26-22.

For Latecomers, Norris Sharry and Robert Tyson won six games and lost two, while for Eagle Claws Ryan St. Marie and Kerone Roache won seven games and lost two.

Spartans Fig Tree Domino Club, who had trailed in the early stages of their game against Poor Man Pocket Domino Club, made the quintessential comeback of the evening and handed Poor Man Pocket Domino Club a thrashing they will want to forget in quick time. Spartans earned a bonus point by winning the game 26-8.

For Spartans Fig Tree, Rameece ‘Rambo’ Belboda and Everton ‘Harris’ Boone won eight games and lost one, and Franks and Nady won four games, and lost three, while for Poor Man Pocket Allington ‘Leggy’ Berridge and Desmond ‘Fergie’ Rawlins won three games and lost one.

Terminal Boyz Domino Club, who suffered their first loss in the tournament on Sunday February 7, were all out to prove what happened was purely bad luck and they did it in style by dispensing out the sternest thrashing of the evening to King Balang Domino Club whom they annihilated 26-4. The feat earned Terminal Boyz a bonus point.

Lodge Domino Club who lost by default on Sunday February 7 made good of their misfortune by beating Newcomers I Domino Club 26-16; Masters Domino Club beat Newcomers II Domino Club 26-12; while Los Fuertes del Domino handed Til Ah Marnin Domino Club a 26-16 beating.

The game between Eagle Claws Domino Club and King Balang Domino Club, which was postponed from Sunday February 7, was played on Wednesday February 10. Eagle Claws who had only won one game previously, earned their second win by beating King Balang 26-18.

In the meantime, St. Kitts National Domino Association (SKNDA) Vice President Mr Keithly Blanchette advised players that games that would have taken place on Sunday February 14 would instead by held on Tuesday February 16 from 6:00 pm. The move was taken to give the players time to be with their loved ones on Valentine’s Day.

The Vice President also informed the teams that at the present rate of playing on two days in a week, the Association will be late in submitting names to Antigua and Barbuda of players from St. Kitts who will participate in the World Council of Domino Federation (WCDF) championships. He proposed that for the second round that they hold the games on three days in a week – Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

Points standing after eight segments of play: Terminal Boyz, 37 points; Masters, 35 points; Poor Man Pocket, 27 points; Newcomers I, 27 points; Los Fuertes del Domino, 26 points: Latecomers, 25 points; Til Ah Marnin, 21 points; Lodge, 20 points; Spartans Fig Tree, 11 points; Eagle Claws, 10 points; Newcomers II, 5 points; and King Balang, 5 points.

The competition, which is sponsored by the Development Bank of St. Kitts and Nevis – Platinum Sponsor, First Federal Credit Union, Best For Less Trading Ltd, The Craft House, and NAGICO Insurances, will continue on Tuesday February 16 at the New Town Community Centre starting at 6:00 pm with the teams meeting in the ninth segment of play in the first round.

Order of play: Newcomers I will face Terminal Boyz, Eagles Claws will come up against Poor Man Pocket, Spartans Fig Tree vs. Lodge, Latecomers vs. Til Ah Marnin, Los Fuertes del Domino will battle it out with Newcomers II, and Masters vs. King Balang.

We didn’t come late: Calvin ‘Taz’ Farrell of Latecomers Domino Club in action as his team battled it out with Eagle Claws Domino Club. Latecomers won 26-22.
The Great Comeback: Kerell ‘Franks’ Dasent of Spartans Fig Tree Domino Club taking no chances when his team came back from behind to thrash Poor Man Pocket Domino Club 26-8.

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Masters terminate Terminal Boyz’s winning streak in St. Kitts National Domino Association tournament

Published 9th February 2021

Basseterre

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source

Masters terminate Terminal Boyz’s winning streak in St. Kitts National Domino Association tournament

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, February 9, 2021 (MMS-SKN) — Terminal Boyz Domino Club’s winning streak in the St. Kitts National Domino Association (SKNDA) tournament, taking place at the New Town Community Centre, came to a screeching halt on Sunday February 7 when Masters Domino Club handed them a 26-20 thrashing.

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