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SKNFA HOSTS FIRST OF MANY CLUB DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

Published 18 February 2025

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SKNFA HOSTS FIRST OF MANY CLUB DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

Over the weekend, the St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA) launched the first of several club development workshops aimed at enhancing its member clubs. The inaugural session took place on Saturday, February 15, at Football House. Deputy General Secretary of the SKNFA, Jamir Claxton, shared the focus of the workshop, which centered on club licensing and the SKNFA member assistance grant.
“We’re going to be doing a number of workshops for clubs as part of the club development initiative. This one today, we are focusing on the club licensing program and also the member’s assistance program. So we are going through the club licensing and trying to help the clubs to become better at doing what is necessary to make sure they pass club licensing, because it is a requirement for the SKNFA,” he said. “Also, if they’re going to participate in regional or international competition, they must meet club licensing regulations.”

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ST. KITTS AND NEVIS U-20 WOMEN OFF TO CONCACAF QUALIFIERS IN NICARAGUA

Published 18 February 2025

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ST. KITTS AND NEVIS U-20 WOMEN OFF TO CONCACAF QUALIFIERS IN NICARAGUA

The St. Kitts and Nevis National U-20 Women’s departed the Federation on the weekend to Nicaragua where they will be participating in the Concacaf U-20 Qualifiers. Coach of the team Earl Jones, said he is excited about this team, as it is a mixture of U-20 players and U-17 players, the latter who recently delivered exceptional performances in the Concacaf U-17 qualifiers.

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SKNFA SECURITY WORKSHOP RATED A SUCCESS

Published 18 February 2025

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SKNFA SECURITY WORKSHOP RATED A SUCCESS

The SKNFA, in collaboration with Hand In Hand Security Services, the company responsible for providing security at SKNFA football competitions, hosted a security workshop on Saturday, February 15, at the SWMC Conference Room. Mark Handley, Head of Hand In Hand Security Services, outlined the objectives of the workshop. “It will help us deal and interact with persons who come to the football games, the searching of persons that will be coming to the games to make sure prohibited items will not enter the football complex that will harm people,” he said, noting that this is the second successive workshop having hosted one last year.

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