Cayon Rockets Secure SKNFA Women’s Knockout Cup Title with Decisive Victory over Security Forces

The St. Peters Playing Field bore witness to a spectacular display of women’s football prowess on August 26, 2025, as the Mapau Cayon Rockets decisively clinched the SKNFA Women’s Knockout Cup title. Their opponents, Security Forces United, were simply no match for the Rockets’ relentless offensive barrage, culminating in a resounding 5-0 defeat. The match unfolded as a testament to the Cayon Rockets’ superior skill, teamwork, and tactical execution, solidifying their position as a dominant force in the St. Kitts and Nevis football landscape.

From the opening whistle, the Rockets launched an unrelenting assault on the Security Forces United defense. Olujede Bridgewater ignited the scoring spree early in the 7th minute, setting the tone for a one-sided affair. Her clinical finishing and incisive movement proved too much for the opposition to handle, as she doubled her tally in the 28th minute. The Rockets’ midfield dominance and precise passing created numerous scoring opportunities, with Bridgewater spearheading the attack with her speed and composure in front of goal.

The relentless pressure continued to mount on Security Forces United, and the Rockets further extended their lead with two quick-fire goals. Myesha Rawlins found the back of the net in the 31st minute, capitalizing on the disarray within the opposition’s defense. Just four minutes later, Janae Guishard-Pine added her name to the scoresheet, further demoralizing Security Forces United as the first half drew to a close. The Rockets’ fluid attacking movements and relentless pressing prevented any meaningful response from their opponents, leaving them reeling at a 4-0 deficit by halftime.

The second half began much the same way as the first, with the Cayon Rockets continuing to dictate the tempo and create scoring chances. Mia-Lin Liburd capped off the dominant performance in the 44th minute, adding the fifth and final goal to complete the rout. The goal served as an exclamation point on a masterful performance that showcased the team’s depth and attacking prowess. Despite already holding a commanding lead, the Rockets continued to press forward, displaying their commitment to attacking football and a desire to leave no doubt about their superiority.

The match was officiated smoothly by a competent crew, including Michael Hendrickson, Kalique Bennett, Jahselah Battice, and Tquan James. Their control over the game was evident in the absence of any cautions or send-offs, indicating a disciplined and fair contest from both sides. Lloyd Rouse oversaw the officiating team as the referee assessor, ensuring the highest standards of officiating were maintained. Cassandra Otto served as the general coordinator, contributing to the smooth execution of the final.

The comprehensive victory underscored the Cayon Rockets’ emergence as a force to be reckoned with in St. Kitts and Nevis women’s football. Their clinical finishing, relentless pressing, and fluid attacking play proved too much for Security Forces United to handle. The 5-0 scoreline reflected not only the Rockets’ attacking prowess but also their defensive solidity, keeping a clean sheet against their opponents. This resounding triumph in the Knockout Cup final cemented their status as a top team and signaled their intent to continue challenging for honors in the future. The Rockets’ performance served as a powerful statement of their ambition and a testament to the growing strength of women’s football in the federation.