DRAB DRAW IN CAYON, ST. PETERS CRUSH SECURITY FORCES
Flow 4G Cayon Rockets drew their first match of the SKNFA Premier League 0-0 with Garden Hotspurs last week Wednesday at home in Cayon. Coach Al Edwards of Cayon said things didn’t go according to plan.
OLD ROAD LADY JETS WIN SKNFA WOMEN’S 7 V 7 FOOTBALL FESTIVAL
Women’s football in St. Kits and Nevis got a boost on the weekend with the SKNFA Women’s 7v7 Football Festival, held at Warner Park on Saturday. There were four participating teams, each playing with seven players at 15 minutes per half: MFCR Old Road United Jets, Nagico Cayon Rockets women’s team, Bath United and Village Superstars. In the end, Old Road women emerged as the victors, defeating all their opponents in a round-robin format. Their manager Kiwanna Browne said this win, means a lot to the team and serves as a motivator when the Women’s League begins.
SKN ATHLETICS regrets to inform you that following a protest at the recently concluded Open Women’s Heptathlon, Ms. Jahzara Claxton was disqualified for a lane violation in the Women’s 800m Heptathlon. Following this disqualification, Ms. Claxton placed 7th overall.
Jahzara copps silver medal in Women’s Heptathlon.
Jahzara Claxton will continue to be a household name in Sports in St Kitts and Nevis for her indomitable athletic prowess. The 17 year old student of the Charles E Mills Secondary School is an all arounder, being versed in football, cricket and track and field. At the 50th Carifta Games held in the Bahamas this weekend Claxton amass are a total of 4614 pts after competing earning a silver medal in the Women’s Heptathlon.
Congratulations to you Jahzara. You are definitely unstoppable. #unstoppableskn#carifta50#SKNPROUD#sknonthetrack