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Kick Start Genesis' Shanice Stevenson on the ball during Wednesday's game.

National player Shanice Stevenson has pushed Guardian Group Kick Start Genesis to the front of the pack in the Barbados Football Association's Women's Premier League when she recorded her second hat-trick this season in as many games. Playing on the second game-day of the 2018 tournament last night, Stevenson followed up her opening performance against defending champions University of ...

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After getting started with a few select matches last weekend at the Wildey Turf, the rivalries are expected to rage on when things get into full swing in the Guardian Group Youth Tournament. With 36 games scheduled across the five age-groups, the action is expected to be heated at all five venues this Saturday.

The SOS Under-9s are stationed at the BFA's Wildey Turf and the action...

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The Barbados Football Association is once again stating its stance on out-of-season tournaments. Having come under fire for a decision taken concerning national players last year, BFA President Randy Harris is clearing the air.

Recently, the CFU Head and Concacaf Vice President explained that there was about to be a switch from a January start to an October-November start for the dome...

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The window for players to make switches ahead of the 2018-2019 Barbados Football Association Domestic Season just got smaller. A mandate handed down by FIFA, the governing body for the sport has seen the local association forced to bring forward the original date to close the transfer window.

Originally opened on August 2ndand set to run till October 5thfor the Barbados Premier League...

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Head of Women's Football Karina LeBlanc taking a selfie with some of the local female players during the launch of the 2018 Women's League this past weekend.

'Be your own hero!' That was the advice given to the local female players by Concacaf Head of Women's Football Karina LeBlanc during the launch of the 2018 Women's League this past Saturday. Delivering the feature address to the five team participating in the competition this year as well as the Under-11 and Under-13 players on-hand for the Girls Grassroots...

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Mavericks captain Danielle Whitehall holds on to the ball as she looks to make a move around this Empire player.

The 2018 edition of the Barbados Football Association's Women's League has set up itself to be a rather interesting one as the competition got off the ground with a major upset. With two games signalling the start of the premier women's tournament at the Wildey Turf on Saturday night, Kick Start Genesis romped to 3-2 win after coming from two goals down to stun defending champi...

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Things were keenly contested in the Under-17 match between Maverick and Wildey Sports Academy

It was United Star Alliance that came away as the Best on Parade as 19 clubs passed the judges during the opening ceremony of the 2018 Guardian Group Youth Tournament. With several hundred youth players taking to the field today to kick off the Barbados Football Association's marquee youth competition, the fledgling club picked up another title after taking the top spot at the opening of th...

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UWI goalkeeper Cadijah Mars getting some words of encouragement on the sidelines from coach Christian Renwick during a game last season

The University of the West Indies Women's Football Club will be looking to get an early start on things in their title defence when the 2018 Women's League kicks off tomorrow at the Wildey Turf. With the tournament getting started with a parade of teams at 5:00 PM, the UWI ladies will be going after a third title, having getting their start with a win in 2015.

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BFA General Secretary Edwyn Wood (left) accepting the sponsorship cheque from Unit Manager, Guardian Life of the Caribbean Fabian Bishop.

When the first ball is kicked this coming Saturday, the start of intense rivalries between the island's best youth teams will besignalled.With the 2018 Guardian Group Youth Football Tournament slated to get off the ground this weekend, details of the competition were revealed during a media conference today.

The regional insurance and finance company has taken up the mantle of tit...