Last Updated on November 3, 2026, 1:17 PM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis Under 15 Boys team return to the island on Monday. The boys were welcomed to the island by members of the family and friends of the team.
The officials have shared that the Under 15 boys team has returned after an outstanding campaign at the FIFA U-15 Boys World Cup and Football Festival in Azerbaijan.
The team was able to snag three historic victories during the games in Azerbaijan. The family and friends of the under 15 team gathered at the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport to welcome the youngsters.
The officials have shared that the members of the community were proud of the performance delivered by the young footballers. Collectively, the team scored 14 goals during the FIFA U-15 Boys World Cup and Football Festival in Azerbaijan.
The matches saw the team giving their best performances as they represented the country overseas. The authorities have shared that they are delighted to see the Young Sugar Boyz who made the nation proud. They recorded three victories during their overseas campaign and scored an impressive 14 goals.
The St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association has called this performance of the team historical for the people of the island. The officials welcomed the young stars to their homes after their success overseas.
The SKNFA also appreciated the effort of the team for the matches that they did not manage to turn into victories. The statement from the organisation read, From the football pitch in Azerbaijan to a hero’s welcome at home, these young men have given the Federation every reason to celebrate.
The SKNFA told the team, “You represented us with pride. You made history. And you have made an entire nation proud.”
The Football association has shared some images from the welcome ceremony for the Under 15 team on their social media.
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