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BVI Falls to Dominica in Tough U14 Opener

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The British Virgin Islands’ U14 National team faced a tough defeat against Dominica in a Tier II Group B match at Trinidad’s Hasely Crawford Stadium. Dominica dominated the game, securing a 3-0 victory over the BVI.

The tone was set early when Che Etienne found the back of the net in the 11th minute, slipping a precise shot past BVI’s goalkeeper, Trevon Steven. Just a minute later, Taran George added to Dominica’s lead with a perfectly placed strike into the top right corner, capitalizing on a swift break and a well-timed through-pass.

George wasn’t done yet. In the 28th minute, he scored his second goal of the match after a beautifully timed run and a pinpoint pass from Etienne, solidifying Dominica’s dominance. Although Dominica controlled possession for most of the second half, they were unable to add to their lead, thanks to a more resilient defensive effort from the BVI.

The British Virgin Islands will look to bounce back in their next match against the Turks and Caicos Islands, scheduled for today at 4 pm.

Photo: BVI Football Association

PHOTO: BVI Football Association

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Team BVI to Compete in WAAm Caribbean Development Championship 2024

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The British Virgin Islands (BVI) archery team has departed for Kingston, Jamaica, to compete in the 2024 WAAm Caribbean Development Championship. Hosted by the Jamaica Archery Federation (JAI), the event runs from September 18 to 22 and will feature top talent from around the Caribbean and beyond.

The competition provides an opportunity for the BVI team, a mix of beginners and developmental archers, to test their skills against athletes from countries to leave their mark on the regional stage. Leading the charge in the Recurve Beginner Under 15 Men category is Matthew Keandré, while David Persaud will compete in the Recurve Developmental Men category. Both will be testing their skills in the qualification rounds for their respective categories.

The Compound Beginner Under 15 Women category sees Kasadiyah Baird aiming for success, while Naomi Onwufuju and Keyara Smith will represent the BVI in the Compound Developmental Under 18 Women category. Javlyn Frett also joins the developmental ranks in the Compound Developmental Women category, setting her sights on strong results.

Kellyann Tillack, competing in the Recurve Beginner Under 18 Women category, rounds out the squad, each determined to put BVI archery on the map.

Coaches Ritseeniyah Georges and Patrick Smith will be guiding the team through the competition, providing essential support and expertise to help the young athletes navigate this important event.

The competition will feature other archers from regional heavyweights like Jamaica, the Bahamas, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. Jamaica, the host nation, leads the pack with a 34-member contingent, while countries like Guyana and the US Virgin Islands (USVI) are also sending strong teams. The United States has joined the competition as well, bringing an additional level of intensity to the championship.

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BVI Secures First Victory in 45th Chess Olympiad

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In Round 3 of the 45th Chess Olympiad, the British Virgin Islands notched its first win in the Open division, with Jhon Samuel securing a crucial victory on Board 2 against Bermuda.

The historic event, featuring a record-breaking 193 teams in the Open section and 181 squads in the Women’s competition, is being held in Budapest, Hungary, from September 10-23.

For more updates, follow BVI Chess Federation.

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