VOJN, 2023 Primary School Cricket Champions
The Violet O. Jeffers Nicholls Primary School won this year’s edition of…
Sugar Boyz get Grand Welcome Home
The St Kitts and Nevis National Football Team returned home after their…
Jahzara Claxton named Captain of Leewards U19 Women’s Team
Multi-talented sports personality, Jahzara Claxton, who was drafted by the Barbados Royals…
Three Nevisians In Leewards U19 Team: Bowen-Tuckett Captain
Three Nevisians Selected named in Leewards U19 Team Onaje Amory, Carlon Bowen-Tuckett…
YOUNG SUGAR GIRLZ GEARING UP FOR U-14 TOURNAMENT
It’s time again for the Young Sugar Girlz to come back out for training says…
BOYZ FITNESS LEVEL GOOD SAYS MEDICAL TEAM
Fitness is an important part of success on the football pitch, and…
SUGAR BOYZ READY TO FACE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
The Sugar Boyz are preparing for their historic first match in the…
ROBERT SAMUELS APPOINTED INTERIM HEAD COACH FOR WEST INDIES WOMEN’S TEAM
West Indies vs Ireland Women’s Series starts on 26 June ST. JOHN’S,…
SAINT KITTS & NEVIS CREATES HISTORY TO QUALIFY FOR GOLD CUP
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida – The final match of the 2023 Gold Cup Prelims needed a penalty shootout to settle things, with Saint Kitts and Nevis coming out on top over French Guiana 4-2 in spot kicks after the two sides drew 1-1 in regulation. The Sugar Boyz very nearly took the lead in the 26th minute when Romaine Sawyers sent across a low ball to Jacob Hazel on the corner of the six-yard box, but French Guiana DF Gregory Lescot was there to block the attempt. Saint Kitts and Nevis kept control of the match, and the breakthrough came in the 41st minute; it was Tiquanny Williams who wrestled around the defense to receive a pass from Hazel and blast the ball home to give the Sugar Boyz a deserved 1-0 lead heading into the break. However, Les Yana Dokos did not fold. Following a handball in the box, Arnold Abelinti tied the game in the 53rd minute with a perfectly placed penalty into the bottom corner. It was Abelinti’s third goal of the Prelims. …
