Last Updated on July 26, 2026, 2:57 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Terrance Drew has invited people across the island to attend the opening ceremony for the St. Peters Football League. The event was hosted at the Atiba Harris Sporting Complex on July 25, 2026.
The event will feature football teams from across the constituency participating and competing for the tournament.
The games are hosted every year with the aim of fostering better understanding and positive growth within the communities. The event was open for attendance for all the people of the island. The officials.
The authorities have also shared that they are looking forward to this being another remarkable league.The officials have shared that the peke of the island should also come out and support the team which will be playing in the football league.
The event is being hosted under the Patronage of Dr Terrance Drew, who is the Parliamentary Representative for St Peter’s and Constituency 8. Dr Drew has expressed hope that the league will be as successful as the previous editions of the event. He said that this year’s edition promises to be a great competition filled with talent and sportsmanship.
The teams which are participating in the event include:
- Douglas Ballerz
- 6 Mil (Six Mil)
- RRR Nation
- Uptown South
- Floss City
- Ambassadors
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis and Patron of the league has extended his best wishes to the competing teams. He said, “Best of luck to all participating teams! as we officially kick off another exciting season.
He also issued an invitation to all the members of the community to come forward and support their favorite teams. This event is one of the initiatives that the politicians across St Kitts and Nevis sponsor for the summer months of the year.
These initiatives help in ensuring that the youngsters are engaging in positive and productive activities during the summer months of the year when they are not engaged in school and academics.
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