CHARLESTOWN, NEVIS — Excitement reached a fever pitch at ET Willet Park on Sunday, October 11, as the second round of the prestigious National Bank-sponsored Primary Schools Football Tournament got underway. Young athletes from across the island showcased remarkable skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship in an action-packed series of matches.
The day featured dominant victories, high-scoring thrillers, and a tightly contested draw that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.
Among the standout performances of the day were:
St. Thomas’ Primary School (STPS) delivered a stunning attacking display, defeating Eva Wilkin Primary School (EPPS) 4–1, with four different players finding the back of the net.
Charlestown Primary School (CPS) and Montessori Primary (MONT) both recorded clean-sheet victories over Joycelyn Liburd Primary (VOJN) and St. James’ Primary School (STJPS), respectively.
Ivor Walters Primary School (IWPS) and Joycelyn Liburd Primary School (JLPS) battled to an exciting 2–2 draw, highlighted by an impressive two-goal performance from IWPS standout Kaden Williams.
Round Two Match Results and Goalscorers
| Match | Final Score | Goalscorers |
|---|---|---|
| CPS vs. VOJN | 1–0 | CPS: Josiah Meade (1) |
| STPS vs. EPPS | 4–1 | STPS: Amor Rawlins (1), Tazeel Cozier (1), Amaren Archibald (1), T-Jerno Stevens (1). EPPS: K’shard Burton (1) |
| MCPS vs. NA | 2–1 | MCPS: Lamar Freeman (1), own goal (1). NA: Khaiden Huggins (1) |
| MONT vs. STJPS | 2–0 | MONT: Kimani David (1), Zachary Claxton (1) |
| JLPS vs. IWPS | 2–2 | JLPS: Dylandre Swanston (1), own goal (1). IWPS: Kaden Williams (2) |
The second round once again highlighted the enthusiasm and growing talent of primary school football across Nevis. With competitive fixtures and impressive individual performances on display, the tournament continues to provide a valuable platform for young players to develop their skills, build teamwork, and demonstrate sportsmanship.
As the competition progresses, teams will look to build on their performances and strengthen their positions in the tournament, with supporters eagerly anticipating the next round of action.
