Caribbean Times 6th Issue - Monday 27th February 2017
Caribbean Times 6th Issue - Monday 27th February 2017
Caribbean Times 6th Issue - Monday 27th February 2017
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<strong>Monday</strong> <strong>27th</strong> <strong>February</strong> <strong>2017</strong> c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g 15<br />
Congratulations for first female Antiguan WI player<br />
By Marver Woodley<br />
The first ever female cricketer to a<br />
West Indies Cricket Team continues to<br />
receive praise and has even given herself<br />
a pat on the back.<br />
Late last week the Cricket West Indies,<br />
the recently rebranded West Indies<br />
Cricket Board, announced on their website<br />
that Antiguan born Shawnisha Hector<br />
By Marver Woodley<br />
The crumbs of hopes were<br />
wiped from the Under 20<br />
Benna Boys eyes as they end<br />
their current campaign of the<br />
will join another regional female player<br />
as two new uncapped players to the West<br />
Indies training squad, being held here in<br />
Antigua ahead of an upcoming tour of the<br />
Windies to England.<br />
First to congratulate Hector was President<br />
of the Antigua and Barbuda Cricket<br />
Association, Leon Rodney who encouraged<br />
her to go further.<br />
CONCACAF Under 20 Competition<br />
winless. The young<br />
Benna Boys who were hoping<br />
to bounce back from their<br />
rocky start as they loss 3-nil to<br />
defending Champions, Mexico,<br />
ended their run scoring<br />
only one goal and losing all 3<br />
of their encounters in Group<br />
A. The final defeat came at the<br />
hands of Canada on Thursday<br />
as they defeated the “Benna<br />
Youth” 2-nil in Costa Rica,<br />
both teams were at the bottom<br />
Hector who resides on New Winthorpes<br />
and attends the Clare Hall Secondary<br />
School is also a member of the National<br />
Female Football Team, gave herself a pat<br />
on the back for achieving the milestone.<br />
Even thou the 17-year-old player is<br />
just an uncapped player she hopes that<br />
the training will propel her to be a retained<br />
player permanently for the squad.<br />
U-20 Benna Boys finish last in CONCACAF Championships group<br />
cont’d from pg 14<br />
presentation was held at the Dickenson Bay beach while the<br />
children enjoyed the swimming classes.<br />
“Quite often we take things for granted, such as good<br />
sight, good hearing and being able-bodied. We are honoured<br />
that we are able to give this group of children and persons<br />
an opportunity to be active in a lovely relaxing environment<br />
with amazing sensory experiences. We hope that after today’s<br />
presentation other sponsors will come forward to continue<br />
with this ongoing programme.” Mr. Lionel Bramble, Duty<br />
Manager of The Verandah Resort & Spa<br />
“The need for all children to move more is now a global<br />
public health dilemma but is even more urgent in children<br />
with physical or developmental challenges. Swimming and<br />
aqua therapy in Antigua’s abundant sparkling waters provides<br />
unique opportunities for special needs children that aren’t<br />
possible on land. A first time experience for many, they<br />
learn water safety, exercise muscles and loosen joints without<br />
the limiting effects of gravity. Spirits soar and their smiles say<br />
what their lips often yet can’t.” Dr. Jilia Bird, Optometrist.<br />
of the tables but the win has<br />
propelled Canada ahead of<br />
Antigua and Barbuda.<br />
Three days prior they fell<br />
to Honduras 4-1. Meanwhile<br />
Mexico dominated the Group<br />
after winning all three of their<br />
encounters will 9 goals in the<br />
bag.<br />
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