TRIO SECURES VICTORIES IN SKNFA DIVISION ONE MATCH WEEK 4

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts: CIBC Village Galaxy, St. Kitts Concrete Master Sandy Point FC and Elco Ltd. Security Forces United emerged as the big winners in Match Week Four of the 2026/2027 SKNFA Division One League, while two fixtures ended in goalless draws. Despite being held to a stalemate, Trevor Fraites and Associates Molineux FC maintained their position at the top of the league standings with 10 points, while Sandy Point FC moved within one point of the leaders. Molineux FC and Tropical Blossom Hotspring Bath United played to a hard-fought 0-0 draw at the Saddlers Playing Field on Saturday October 31. Both teams created scoring opportunities but were unable to find the breakthrough, settling for a share of the points. Following the encounter, Molineux Head Coach Austin Huggins praised his players for their resilience and defensive discipline, while acknowledging that there was still room for improvement. “Both teams played hard. Both teams, I think had chances that we could have capitalized and won the game. It could have gone either way, but I'm very happy with my team’s performance,” Huggins said. “We saw a lot of good things and we are going back to the training ground and we're gonna work on them and then we're gonna improve and get ready for the next match.” In the other goalless encounter of the round, Rivers FC and Mother Becky's Tea Saddlers United played to a 0-0 draw on Thursday, October 29. However, there was a winner in the second match that evening, as Elco Ltd. Security Forces United secured a 2-0 victory over Conaree Fireballs International. Clement Elsworth Gilbert III opened the scoring in the 39th minute before Shane Clarke doubled the advantage in the 59th minute to seal all three points for Security Forces. On Friday, October 30, St. Kitts Concrete Master Sandy Point FC strengthened its title challenge with a 3-1 victory over Mantab. Diondre Eddy gave Sandy Point the lead in the 24th minute, with Oszani Purcell adding a second nine minutes later to put his team firmly in control. Mantab responded through Kirae Jarvis in the 78th minute, but Antonio Gilbert restored Sandy Point's two-goal cushion with an 83rd-minute strike to secure the victory. Meanwhile, CIBC Village Galaxy completed the weekend's action with a 3-1 comeback victory over KFC Trinity Challengers United on Sunday, November 1. Trinity Challengers initially took the lead through Curvis Collins in the 19th minute, but Village Galaxy responded through Tyrique Pennyfeather in the 32nd minute. T'quandre Burroughs put Galaxy ahead just before halftime, while Eusani Hendrickson extended the advantage in the 49th minute to complete the comeback and secure the three points. With four match weeks completed, Molineux FC remain at the top of the standings on 10 points, closely followed by Sandy Point FC on nine, setting the stage for an increasingly competitive race as the 2026/2027 SKNFA Division One League continues.

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