Last Updated on August 23, 2023, 8:24 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, recently took to his social media account to extend his best wishes and support to the sports teams of his community. He opened his support to the teams of Flow 4G Cayon Rockets Football Club and the SOL Island Auto Conaree FC for the remarkable achievements of the teams.
Dr Drew is the parliamentary representative of Constituency 8. Under the prime minister’s leadership, he commemorated the advancement of The Flow 4G Cayon Rockets Football Club to St Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA) Super Six Tournament with a special presentation. The presentation was held at the Prime Minister’s Office.
The event made a significant moment of pride for the team and the community. Andy Blanchette, the Manager of the Flow 4G Cayon Rockets Football Club, collected the donation on the team’s behalf.
As Prime Minister and Parliamentary Representative of Constituency 8, Dr Terrance Drew extended his appreciation and support to the Flow 4G Cayon Rockets, celebrating their dedication and accomplishments.
He shared some glimpses of the meeting on his social media account.
As a token of recognition, Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew was honoured with a personalized Flow 4G Cayon Rockets team jersey, signifying a strong bond between the team and him as the Parliamentary Representative of the constituency.
In a similar gesture of commendation, Prime Minister Drew congratulated the SOL Island Auto Conaree FC, Head Coach Alexis Richards, and the team Monday evening following a practice session.
Through such presentations, Prime Minister Terrance Drew emphasizes the Government’s endorsement of sports as a unifying force and a platform for local talent to thrive.
The acknowledgement of accomplishments by the Flow 4G Cayon Rockets Football Club and SÓL Island Auto Conaree FC underscores the Prime Minister’s commitment to fostering a supportive sports and youth development environment in Saint Kitts and Nevis.
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