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Ricardo Morris has had a full football career and is still striving to be the best that he can be. And while there has been a pause as a result of COVID-19, he intends to hit the Turf this morning and prove that he has what it takes to get him to the next level.

Morris, 27, began his journey when he was about four or five years old in his hometown of Kingsland, Christ Church. As the s...

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Hadan Holligan longs to see the day Barbados’ football league joins the pros or at the very least the semi-professional league. And he has every confidence that that day is not far off, which would propel his team to make it to the World Cup.

Fatty, as he is known in other circles, said he and all his teammates enjoyed national training, but as it stood sometimes it could be a c...

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Barbados’ Number One, Kishmar Primus wants to start his professional football career in the much anticipated Caribbean Premier League, and despite recent challenges he remains dedicated to his cause.

Pop Pop, as he is fondly referred to, took over from Barbados Football Association’s former number one goalkeeper Jason “Barbers” Boxhill who took over from Dario ...

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Ramon Griffith was pegged for greatness this year beginning with making his debut for the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) elite team, but COVID-19 has momentarily halted his run. However, he remains undaunted and believes his opportunities will happen at the right time as they have been.

The center defensive midfielder was introduced to the sport by his father and uncle an...

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Omani Leacock had every intention of 2020 being his break out year, but COVID-19 forced life as he knew it to cease. However, the attacker hasn’t thrown in the towel just yet, and has every intention of continuing on his quest of playing professional football.

The 22-year-old started playing football from the youth level at Notre Dame FC and gave credit to his former coach Tony ...

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Armando “Suga” Lashley has been playing football for the last 24 years, and with those years has come to the fortune of learning and growing, which led to him scoring his debut goal last year during the Concacaf Nations League.

The 28-year-old forward said he got into football after his dad used to take him to watch the sport as a youngster. It was like love at first ...

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Like many before him, Shaine Hermas was a cricketer prior to becoming a footballer. But switching to football has worked in his favor, and he has travelled as far as Brazil to showcase his talent.

“When I got in first form at St Leonard’s Boys’ I started playing football. I started training and about two years later I started training with Dexter’s Brazili...

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Midfielder T’Shane Lorde, better known as Bullet, has every intention of being a professional footballer. But he is also a realest and while he works on his dreams, he has plans of enlisting in the Barbados Defence Force and becoming a commissioned officer.

The former athlete, who made his mark in the 100M, 200M and 400M, even setting a record in the latter category during his d...

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Star midfielder Nicoli Brathwaite has had four opportunities to sign a contract and be well on his way to becoming a professional footballer. And while he has not signed a contract just yet, he is hopeful that the fifth time would definitely be his charm and has taken each trial as an opportunity to further his skill.

The 19-year-old initially started his athletic career as a cri...

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Zico Phillips has shuffled around the Barbados Football Association’s top-flight team for a number of years, but after working under Head Coach Russell Latapy, the six-foot, six-inch giant said he is ready to go all the way, even if it meant he ended up being a coach too.

Phillips, who hails from a football family, the likes of Tyrone White and Gun White who represented Barbados...