Last Updated on October 1, 2024, 5:39 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The Old Road United Jets impressively secures victory over the St Pauls United in the finals of the Keith Gumbs U17 Youth Football League Championship 2024.
The Minister of Sports St Kitts and Nevis, Samal Duggins took his official Facebook account to share the victory picture of the winner Mini Jets and extended heartiest congratulations for their triumph.
Minister Samal Duggins expressed the feeling of pride in being the Minister of Sports and a proud sponsor of the Montraville Farms CleanRite Old Road United Jets. He congratulated the team not only for their victory in the Tier 2 Championship in the Keith Gumbs U17 Youth league but winning the tournament in their very first time in the league.
The Mini Jets showcased undefeated fashion in their very first year in the league. The finals was held at the Technical Center and was indeed a single-handed victory. The scores of the Old Road Jets were 2 against the St Pauls by the half time.
Significantly, the winning scores bagged by the Jets were 7 against 0 of the St Pauls, declaring the MCFR UTD Old Road Jets as the champions.
The Montraville Farms CleanRite Old Road United Jets Football Club Authority took their social media handle to extend a proud shoutout to the goal scorers of the match. They are:
- Kaeem Liburd
- Dequan Hamilton with an incredible hat trick (x3)
- Adondre Eddy
- Kewandra Hendricks (x2)
The Minister of Sports also said that it is an extraordinary accomplishment that speaks volumes about the dedication, teamwork, and passion for football. He highlighted that they performed extremely well in their debut season and named themselves the undefeated winners.
“I couldn’t be prouder of the entire team, coaching staff, and supporters who made this possible. Well done Mini Jets.”
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