Last Updated on June 7, 2023, 6:20 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The St Kitts and Nevis Netball Association is hosting the Nevis edition of the First Federal Credit Union Federal Netball League. The sports event is a regular occurrence within the federation. The Nevis edition of the Federal Netball League will feature four matches over two days. The matches will take place over the weekend in Nevis. The four games will be held in the newly refurbished Grell-Hull Stevens Netball Complex venue.
On Saturday, June 10, 2023, Saddlers Ballstars will face the Revivorz in the weekend’s first game at 6:00 PM. Meanwhile, Koscab Coca-Cola Shamrock Netball Club will meet the LHD Auqua Ballerz in the second and final game of the day. The match will take place from 7:00 PM.
On Sunday, June 11, 2023, Revivorz will face the New Town Netball Club for the day’s first game. The match will start at 6:00 PM. The second game of the series will feature a clash between the LHD Auqua Ballerz and Saddlers BallStars.
The Grell-Hull Stevens Netball Complex will serve as the venue for the match between the opposing teams.
With the return of the Netball League for the 2023 edition, the country’s sports sector will flourish. The two ministers of the NIA, Minister of Sports et al., Eric Evelyn and the parliamentary representative of St Paul’s Parish have teamed up together to host the 2023 Nevis edition of the First Federal Credit Union Federal Netball League.
The event will increase the prominence of the netball games and sports on the island of Nevis. The people of the country have come to support the initiative. The people have applauded Minister Eric Evelyn and Spencer Brand’s work and efforts to revive the First Federal Credit Union Federal Netball League.
The premier of Nevis also applauded the initiative taken up by his colleagues and ministers of the NIA for the benefit of the sporting industry in Nevis.
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