Last Updated on April 27, 2024, 6:19 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: The Minister of Agriculture Samal Duggins has extended an invitation to all residents of the country for the ‘Best of IV – One Day Football Tournament’ to be held at the Half Way Tree Playing Field in Constituency #4 on Sunday.
The matches will start at 3:30pm, with plenty of music and entertainment. Food and drinks are available for sale at the ground during this exciting event. The following are the teams that will take on each other on Sunday.
- The first game will be played between Old Road Ballers United VS Challenges United in the field.
- The next match is scheduled to be played between Half Way Tree Ballers United VS Middle Island United.
The people are encouraged to attend the tournament, along with their families and friends. The residents will get an opportunity to experience the exciting and thrilling football matches. The Agriculture Minister, Duggins took to his official Facebook handle to share the details of matches with the people of the Federation.
“Calling all residents and football enthusiast in Constituency Four. Don’t miss out on the excitement of the best of IV one day football tournament happening this Sunday, April 28th, 2024, at Half Way Tree Playing field”, added agriculture minister.
Best of IV Tournament: The Best of IV is a one-day football tournament that plays between the different teams from various backgrounds. The participants are provided an opportunity to showcase their talent and skills.
Such events often boost the community spirit and promote healthy competition in the football fraternity. Sports being the crucial factor for the overall development of the nation plays a key role in fostering talent of youth.
Recently, the SKELEC Powers Garden Hotspurs Football Club was awarded with a sum of $25,000 from St. Kitts Electricity Company Ltd (SKELEC) during a ceremony, which was held at Garden Sporting Complex on Fort Thomas Road in Irish Town.
The scholarship enabled the players to buy the necessary sports equipment such as uniforms, club operations and other equipment. Additionally, these events can potentially contribute to the economy and over all development of the twin-island Federation.
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