SKNFA Football Matches: Results from March 24th and 25th, 2025

The St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA) saw a flurry of action on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, with matches across its Premier and Division 1 leagues. Warner Park hosted all four games, witnessing contrasting fortunes for the competing teams. In the Premier League, Jones Group Sandy Point dominated Elco Ltd Security Forces United, securing a comfortable 3-0 victory. Diontre Eddy opened the scoring in the 26th minute, followed by an own goal from Security Forces’ Kareem Burrell early in the second half. Itandre Shield sealed the win with a goal in the 64th minute. The only blemish on Sandy Point’s performance was a yellow card for T’ondre Rouse.

The second Premier League match of the day, between SL Horsfords St. Pauls United and Azul Cayon Rockets, proved to be a more evenly contested affair, ending in a 2-2 draw. Cayon Rockets twice came from behind, with Yohannes Mitcham and Mervin Lewis cancelling out goals from St. Pauls’ Kalonji Clarke and a last-gasp equalizer from Jovaughn Leader in the fifth minute of stoppage time. The match was also marked by a number of cautions, with five yellow cards shown throughout the game.

Moving to the Division 1 fixtures, Trevor Fraites & Associates Molineux Pitbulls showcased their attacking prowess with a resounding 7-0 thrashing of Conaree Fireballs International. Ronald Williams was the star of the show, netting six goals, while Quanieki Clarke added the seventh. Fireballs’ disciplinary woes compounded their on-field struggles, with Detroy Samuel receiving a red card after two yellows, and Dwight Huggins also sent off late in the game after accumulating two cautions.

The final match of the day saw a more measured performance from Honda Newtown United, who earned a 2-0 victory over MBT/FAST Cash Saddlers United. Haim Isles opened the scoring in the first half, while Carlos Bertie secured the three points with a late goal. The match saw four yellow cards distributed amongst players from both teams, highlighting the competitive nature of the game.

These matches showcase the varied landscape of football within the SKNFA. While Sandy Point’s dominance and Molineux’s goal-fest were testaments to attacking flair and clinical finishing, the draw between St. Pauls and Cayon highlighted the competitive balance within the Premier League. The disciplinary issues faced by Fireballs underscore the importance of maintaining composure under pressure.

The match summaries provide a snapshot of the individual performances, team dynamics, and overall atmosphere of each game. Goal scorers and disciplinary actions are documented, along with the officiating teams responsible for overseeing each fixture. The inclusion of the referee assessors and general coordinators emphasizes the structure and organization within the SKNFA, ensuring the smooth operation of league matches. These details contribute to a comprehensive record of the day’s events, allowing for further analysis and review of team performance and league standing.