St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA) Match Results for June 16th and 17th, 2025

The St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association’s Division 1 league witnessed a flurry of goals and cards across two matchdays on June 16th and 17th, 2025, at the Verchilds Playing Field. Monday’s action saw MBT/Fast Cash Saddlers dominate 607 Const. Lodge Patriots with a resounding 4-0 victory. Trevor Hanley led the charge for Saddlers with a brace, finding the back of the net in the 43rd and 80th minutes. Ron Johnson and Dequam Wattley added to the tally in the 60th and 84th minutes, respectively. The match was not without its disciplinary issues, as yellow cards were shown to Tvanje Wilson and Deshaun Francis of Lodge, and Kesvern and Shamar Phipps of Saddlers. Jody Walters, Davanna Claxton, Latoya James, and Ashley Grant officiated the match, overseen by General Coordinator Camiele Hendricks. The second match of the day proved to be a high-scoring affair, with TGE Dieppe Bay Eagles soaring to a 5-1 victory over KFC Trinity/Challengers United. Xavier Amory gave Challengers an early lead in the 7th minute, but Mirico Cranston leveled the score for Dieppe Bay in the 25th. The second half saw Dieppe Bay dominate, with Reynaldo Matthew netting a brace in the 78th and 90th minutes, alongside goals from Jamar Johnson (79th) and Sylvaughn Romney (85th). Multiple yellow cards were issued to players from both sides, and Ajani Dunrod of Challengers received a red card in stoppage time. Maliik Liburd, Jaden Rouse, Alexis Joseph, and Shandor Wilkinson officiated, with Walter James serving as General Coordinator.

Tuesday’s fixtures began with a dominant display by SKELEC Garden Hotspurs, who crushed Conaree Fireballs International 6-0. Diandre Challenger opened the scoring in the 7th minute and added another from the penalty spot in the 36th. Marvin McSheene found the net in the 38th minute, and Caldre Liburd also bagged a brace with goals in the 48th and 54th minutes. Lejon Duncan rounded off the scoring in the 59th minute. Fireballs’ Curtis Sargeant received a late yellow card in stoppage time. David Phipps, Jevian Archibald, Raynic Bartlette, and Sanchez Bass officiated the match, overseen by General Coordinator Detroit Henry. In the second match of the day, Unicomer/The Cable Village Galaxy secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Trevor Fraites & Assoc, Molineux. The only goal of the game came in the 51st minute courtesy of Akanye Samuel-Francis. Yellow cards were distributed to Khamal Wattley of Molineux, and Chebar Jeffers, Zoen Liburd, and Lyandre Williams of Galaxy. Tristley Bassue, Juniequa Matthew, Jevian Archibald, and Kareem Benjamin officiated, with Herschel Tyson serving as General Coordinator.

These two matchdays showcased both dominant performances and closely contested battles. Saddlers and Garden Hotspurs exhibited impressive attacking prowess, routing their opponents with convincing scorelines. Dieppe Bay Eagles also demonstrated their offensive capabilities, overcoming an early deficit to secure a comfortable victory. Meanwhile, Village Galaxy’s narrow win against Molineux highlighted the competitive nature of the league. Disciplinary issues were present in several matches, with yellow cards being a recurring theme. The red card shown to Challengers’ Dunrod underscores the intensity of the competition.

The detailed match reports provide a comprehensive overview of each game, including goal scorers, timings, card offenses, and officiating details. The inclusion of half-time scores offers insights into the flow of the matches and tactical adjustments made by the teams. The consistent reporting format ensures easy comparison and analysis of the various matches, highlighting individual player contributions as well as team performances. The presence of General Coordinators for each match emphasizes the organizational structure and oversight of the league.

The performance of the referees was also a key factor in these matches. Their decisions regarding fouls, card offenses, and game management influenced the flow and outcome of the games. While the reports primarily focus on disciplinary actions, the referees’ overall performance, including accuracy of calls and game control, played a role in shaping the matches. The presence of different officiating teams across the matches ensures a level playing field and avoids potential biases.

The information provided offers a detailed snapshot of the Division 1 league action during these two days. The results and statistics contribute valuable data for assessing team performance, individual player contributions, and overall league trends. This information can be used by coaches, players, and analysts to strategize for future matches and evaluate the progress of the league. Furthermore, the detailed reports provide a record for historical reference and analysis of the league’s development over time.