BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS AND NEVIS — The Young Sugar Boyz are making history for St. Kitts and Nevis at the FIFA U-15 World Cup and Football Festival in Azerbaijan, marking a significant milestone in the development of football in the Federation.

On Saturday, Tarique Berridge etched his name into the nation’s football history by scoring the first-ever World Cup goal for St. Kitts and Nevis. The historic achievement was followed by another landmark moment today, as Lajarni Byron found the back of the net to record the Federation’s second-ever World Cup goal.

These accomplishments represent important milestones for St. Kitts and Nevis football and reflect the determination, talent, and competitive spirit of the young players proudly representing their country on the international stage.

Although the Young Sugar Boyz suffered a 2–1 defeat against Macau, the team has given the Federation much to celebrate. The historic goals scored by Berridge and Byron will be remembered as defining moments for the nation’s football journey, inspiring young players and strengthening the country’s aspirations for the future of the sport.

Congratulations are extended to the players, coaches, and technical staff for their efforts and for representing St. Kitts and Nevis with pride at this international competition.

THE JOURNEY CONTINUES: EGYPT AWAITS

The Young Sugar Boyz will return to action against Egypt in their next fixture, scheduled for 9:00 a.m. This presents another opportunity for the team to demonstrate its ability, build on the experience gained from previous matches, and continue making its mark on the international stage.

As the competition progresses, the nation is encouraged to rally behind the young footballers, offering their support and encouragement as they carry the national colours with pride.

The historic achievements of Tarique Berridge and Lajarni Byron have already opened a new chapter in the story of St. Kitts and Nevis football. With the journey still underway, the Young Sugar Boyz have an opportunity to build on this foundation and continue inspiring the next generation of footballers.

Keep making history, Young Sugar Boyz! The Federation is proud of you.