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Monday, June 16, 2025

Mixed results for junior netballers in Dominica

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Rachael Thompson-King
811 days ago
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National Under-16 netball coach Lystra Solomon-Simmons, right, and assistant coach Liselle Johnson pose with players and fellow technical staff members at the Piarco International Airport before jetting off to Dominica for the CNA Jean Pierre Junior Netball Championships, which continues today with T&T facing Cayman Islands.

National Under-16 netball coach Lystra Solomon-Simmons, right, and assistant coach Liselle Johnson pose with players and fellow technical staff members at the Piarco International Airport before jetting off to Dominica for the CNA Jean Pierre Junior Netball Championships, which continues today with T&T facing Cayman Islands.

Courtesy TTNA

T&T ju­nior net­ballers had mixed re­sults in their open­ing two match­es at the Caribbean Net­ball As­so­ci­a­tion’s (CNA) Jean Pierre Youth Net­ball Cham­pi­onships in Roseau, Do­mini­ca, which start­ed on the week­end.

At the Wind­sor Park Sports Sta­di­um, the ju­nior “Ca­lyp­so Girls” fell to a nar­row 18-15 de­feat to the team from the host coun­try on Sun­day af­ter open­ing with a 16-11 win over Grena­da, the day be­fore.

Goal-at­tack Keiko Roy led the scor­ing for T&T when they met the Do­mini­cans in the fi­nal match on the sec­ond night of ac­tion in the ju­nior tour­na­ment. Roy con­nect­ed nine of her 14 at­tempts while feed­ing her goal-shoot­er Adri­ana Moreno, who fin­ished with six from 10 tries.

For Do­mini­ca, goal-shoot­er Kenya John pro­duced a match-high 11 of 18. Le-Myah Forde, the goal-at­tack, added sev­en in 14 to give the host team its sec­ond straight win in as many match­es. Do­mini­ca sealed a huge 23-8 vic­to­ry over St Lu­cia on Sat­ur­day.

That evening, T&T pulled off a five-goal (16-11) win over the Grena­di­ans in the fi­nal match of the open­ing night. Both Roy and Moreno net­ted eight goals from 10 and 12 tries, re­spec­tive­ly.

T&T, coached by for­mer na­tion­al se­nior cap­tain Lystra Solomon-Sim­mons with Liselle John­son as her as­sis­tant coach, were last evening, sched­uled to face St Lu­cia, who bounced back from its open­ing loss to Do­mini­ca (23-8), to beat Cay­man Is­lands (16-14).

In the fourth round of match­es to­day, T&T will take on the win­less Cay­man Is­lands.

To­mor­row will be the shoot­ing com­pe­ti­tion from 8 am and lat­er T&T face Bar­ba­dos in the fi­nal match of the ju­nior cham­pi­onships at 7 pm.

Re­sults

Sun­day

• ↓Do­mini­ca 18 (Kenya John 11/18, Le-Myah Forde 7/14) vs T&T 15 (Adri­ana Moreno 6/10, Keiko Roy 9/14).

• ↓Bar­ba­dos 24 (Kian­na Harte 8/13, Ry­nia Ifill 3/8, Ken­nia Black­man 11/23, Tye­sha Trot­man 2/4) vs Grena­da 19 (Keisia Math­urine 14/17, Reshon­na Fran­cis 0/2, De Jaune Bris­tol 2/2, An­tho­nia George 3/4).

• ↓Cay­man Is­lands 14 (Zanaiyah Williams 9/18, Je­n­e­sis Mitchell 5/6) vs St Lu­cia 16 (Kay­la Au­guste 6/12, Vin­cen­cia Ed­ward 2/3, Chimela Joseph 8/14).

Sat­ur­day

• ↓T&T 16 ( K Roy 8/10, A Moreno 8/12) vs Grena­da 11 (K. Math­urine 9/11, R Fran­cis 2/5).

• ↓Bar­ba­dos 38 (K Black­man 25/31, R Ifill 13/18) vs Cay­man Is­lands 6 (C En­nis 2/2, J Allen 1/2, Z Williams 2/4, J Mitchell 1/1).

• ↓Do­mini­ca 23 (K John 18/25, L Forde 5/10) vs St Lu­cia 8 (C Joseph 0/4, V Ed­ward 4/9, K Au­guste 3/4, Xen­nia Joseph 1/2).

Match­es

Tuesday

• ↓Cay­man Is­lands vs T&T, 5.30pm

• ↓Bar­ba­dos vs St Lu­cia, 6.30 pm

• ↓Do­mini­ca vs Grena­da, 7.30pm

Wednes­day

• ↓Shoot­ing com­pe­ti­tion, 8 am

• ↓Grena­da vs St Lu­cia, 5 pm

• ↓Cay­man Is­lands vs Do­mini­ca, 6 pm

• ↓Bar­ba­dos vs T&T, 7 pm

• ↓Clos­ing cer­e­mo­ny, 8 pm


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