Last Updated on January 16, 2023, 10:08 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The director of the department of Sports in Nevis, Giovanni Claxton, shared an update on his social media account. The update was regarding the capacity building in the Ministry of Sports in Nevis. He wrote on his social media account that capacity building is integral to the continued development of any field/sector, and sports is no different.
The Sports department in Nevis recently delivered a Track and Field management system. The delivery of the systems warranted a small event. The Minister of Sports in the Nevis Island Administration, Troy Liburd, attended the small event hosted to deliver the track and field management systems. He also took to his social media to re-share Director Claxton’s message.
The director of the Department of Sports, Giovanni Claxton, shared, on his social media, that the track & field term is upon us. In light of this, Nevis’s track & field officials are currently engaged in training to prepare them for the season.
The authorities hosted a seminar in Nevis for the same reason. The director of the department of Sports in Nevis shared some glimpses of the event on his social media. He shared photographs of track and field officials training the athletes for the upcoming season.
As per the update shared by the director of the department of Sports in Nevis, Giovanni Claxton, This seminar is facilitated by Eunice Greenaway, World Athletics Level II Technical Official and IATO.
Further, the Director of Nevis’s Sports Department also thanked St Kitts and Nevis Athletics (SKN Athletics) for partnering with the Department of Education/Sports of Nevis in making this possible.
The SKN Athletics also shared some images of the training seminar on their social media account. The island administration of Nevis is committed to bringing the sports on the island to par with the rest of the Caribbean region.
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