AGP Executive Report

West Indies Cricket: Shai Hope’s century and Keemo Paul’s five-wicket haul lifted West Indies to a 24-run win over India, levelling the T20 series 2-2 ahead of today’s decider. Local Football: St. Paul’s United lead the Premier League with a perfect 12 points from four matches, while four clubs share the early lead in Division 1. Music: Malie Donn’s The Golden Child topped Apple Music’s reggae album charts in three territories, earning strong regional attention. Youth Arts: Grade 5 student Alyella Maynard won the Independence elocution contest, giving SKI Academy back-to-back titles; meanwhile, The Dreamy Group is teaching girls floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship. Sailing: Elijah Walters won silver at the World Sailing Inclusive Championships in Portugal, a landmark result for the Federation.

Young Creatives: The Dreamy Group brought its “A Blooming Touch” programme to Beach Allen Primary, introducing girls to entrepreneurship, floral design and balloon artistry alongside football. Local Football: St. Paul’s United lead the Premier League with a perfect record after four matches, while Village Superstars remain unbeaten in second place. Caribbean Music: Malie Donn’s The Golden Child reached a reported No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, as the album scored top spots elsewhere in the region.

West Indies Cricket: Shai Hope’s century and Keemo Paul’s record-setting five-wicket haul lifted West Indies to a 24-run win over India, tying their T20 series 2-2 ahead of the decider. Young Creatives: The Dreamy Group and Venom Academy brought entrepreneurship lessons, floral design and balloon artistry to girls at Beach Allen Primary, expanding a programme that blends football with practical skills. Local Football: St. Paul’s United lead the Premier League with a perfect record after four matches, while four clubs opened the Division 1 season with wins. Caribbean Music: St. Kitts and Nevis was among several territories where Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s reggae chart, according to reported peak positions. Sailing: Nevis sailor Elijah Walters won silver at the World Sailing Inclusive Championships in Portugal, competing in the ILCA 6 intellectual impairment class.

West Indies Cricket: Shai Hope’s century and Keemo Paul’s record-setting five-wicket haul lifted the West Indies to a 24-run win over India, tying the T20 series 2-2 ahead of the decider. Local Football: St. Paul’s United lead the Premier League with a perfect record after four matches, while Village Superstars sit second. Music: Malie Donn’s The Golden Child reached No. 1 on Apple Music’s reggae charts in three Caribbean territories and No. 2 in St. Kitts and Nevis, according to reported chart peaks. Young Creatives: The Dreamy Group’s A Blooming Touch programme is pairing girls’ football with entrepreneurship lessons and hands-on floral design and balloon artistry. Sailing: Elijah Walters won silver at the World Sailing Inclusive Championships in Portugal, a landmark result for the Federation.

Local Football: St. Paul’s United lead the SKNFA Premier League after a dramatic 3–2 win over Cayon, while Village Superstars remain unbeaten in second. Division 1 opened with four teams sharing the top spot after the first week. Music: Jamaican dancehall artist Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, among several Caribbean markets. Young Creatives: The Dreamy Group and Venom Academy are helping girls explore entrepreneurship, floral design and balloon artistry alongside football. Sailing: Elijah Walters won silver at the World Sailing Inclusive Championships in Portugal, a landmark result for the Federation. Young Voices: SKI Academy’s Alyella Maynard won the Independence Primary Schools’ Elocution Competition, giving her school back-to-back titles.

Youth Creativity: The Dreamy Group’s “A Blooming Touch” programme is giving girls at Beach Allen Primary hands-on training in floral design and balloon artistry, alongside entrepreneurship lessons to help them explore future opportunities. Caribbean Music: Malie Donn’s debut album The Golden Child reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, among several Caribbean markets; the reported positions are peaks, not a live chart update. Literature: David Ghilardi’s debut novel Lila’s Dance, A Tale of Two Journeys, partly set in St. Kitts, received a Literary Titan Book Award. Young Performers: SKI Academy’s Alyella Maynard won the 2026 Independence Primary Schools’ Elocution Competition, securing back-to-back titles for her school.

Young Creatives: The Dreamy Group brought floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship lessons to Beach Allen Primary girls, extending its talent programme beyond football. Music: Malie Donn’s debut album The Golden Child reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, amid strong Caribbean chart results. Books: David Ghilardi’s novel Lila’s Dance, A Tale of Two Journeys, partly set in St. Kitts, won a Literary Titan Book Award. Local Talent: SKI Academy’s Alyella Maynard won the Independence primary schools’ elocution contest, while five singers remain in the Kittitian Superstar competition after Romecia Prentice’s elimination.

Music Charts: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s reggae chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, part of a strong showing across the Caribbean. Stage Watch: Romecia Prentice has been eliminated from Kittitian Superstar, leaving five singers competing for four spots in the grand finale. Creative Youth: Beach Allen Primary girls explored floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship through the “A Blooming Touch” programme, which links creative skills with the school’s girls’ football initiative. Local Talent: SKI Academy’s Alyella Maynard won the Independence Primary Schools’ Elocution Competition, giving her school back-to-back titles. Books: David Ghilardi’s award-winning novel Lila’s Dance features scenes in St. Kitts as part of its historical journey across continents.

Music: Malie Donn’s debut album The Golden Child reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, and No. 1 in three other Caribbean territories. Young Talent: SKI Academy’s Alyella Maynard won the 2026 Independence Primary Schools’ Elocution Competition, giving her school back-to-back titles. On Stage: Five contestants remain in Kittitian Superstar after last year’s runner-up, Romecia Prentice, was eliminated in the reggae round. Creative Skills: Beach Allen Primary girls are exploring floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship through “A Blooming Touch,” an initiative linking creativity with the school’s girls’ football programme.

Girls in Sport: The Department of Sports marked International Day of the Girl Child by highlighting its Primary Schools Girls’ Football Programme, which aims to build confidence and help young girls develop their talents. Caribbean Music: Malie Donn’s debut album The Golden Child reportedly peaked at No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis, and reached No. 1 in three other Caribbean territories. Inclusive Sailing: Elijah Walters made history as the Federation’s first competitor at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships—and won silver in Portugal. Kittitian Superstar: Five contestants remain after Romecia Prentice’s elimination in the Singer’s Choice round; four will advance to the grand final. Young Voices: SKI Academy won the Independence Primary Schools’ Elocution Competition, edging Seventh-Day Adventist Primary by less than a point. Each student performed an excerpt from a song by the late calypsonian King Ellie Matt.

Inclusive Sailing: Elijah Walters won silver at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portugal, a historic first for St. Kitts and Nevis at the event. Music: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, reached No. 2 on Apple Music’s Reggae Albums chart in St. Kitts and Nevis and topped charts in three other Caribbean territories. Local Talent: Romecia Prentice was eliminated from Kittitian Superstar, leaving five contestants competing for four spots in the finale. Cricket: St. Paul’s Primary became the first St. Kitts school to win the Republic Bank Five for Fun national title.

Music: Malie Donn’s debut album, The Golden Child, is climbing Apple Music charts, reaching No. 2 on the Reggae Albums chart in Saint Kitts and Nevis and No. 1 in three other Caribbean markets. Local Talent: Romecia Prentice, last year’s runner-up, has been eliminated from Kittitian Superstar, leaving five singers vying for four places in the finale. Creative Youth: Beach Allen Primary girls are exploring floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship through “A Blooming Touch,” a programme linking creativity with skills beyond the football field.

Youth Cricket: St. Paul’s Primary made history as the first St. Kitts school to win the Federation’s Five for Fun Cricket title, ending a three-year run of Nevis champions. Creative Talent: Beach Allen Primary girls are exploring floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship through “A Blooming Touch,” a new programme that takes talent development beyond football. Local Music: Romecia Prentice, last year’s runner-up, has been eliminated from Kittitian Superstar, leaving five contestants vying for four Grand Finale spots. The show airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. on ZIZ TV and online. West Indies Cricket: Kittitian Jahzara Claxton scored 38 and took two wickets as West Indies Women completed a 3-0 T20 series sweep of Zimbabwe.

Youth Cricket: St. Paul’s Primary made history as the first St. Kitts school to win the Republic Bank Five for Fun national cricket title, ending Nevis schools’ three-year run. Creative Futures: Beach Allen Primary girls are exploring entrepreneurship, floral design and balloon artistry through The Dreamy Group’s “A Blooming Touch” initiative, developed with Venom Academy and the Department of Sports. Kittitian Superstar: Romecia Prentice, last year’s first runner-up, has been eliminated, leaving five contestants vying for four places in the grand finale. West Indies Cricket: The regional side chased 250 against India in a record-breaking T20 win, led by Shai Hope’s unbeaten 102.

Kittitian Superstar: Romecia Prentice, last year’s runner-up, has been eliminated, leaving five singers in the competition. Four will advance to the finale; the next round lets contestants choose their own songs and genre. Youth Cricket: St. Paul’s Primary made history as the first St. Kitts school to win the Republic Bank Five for Fun national title, ending a three-year run of Nevis champions. Sugar Boyz: St. Kitts and Nevis finished the Nations League window unbeaten and level with Cuba on eight points at the top of Group C. The November matches will decide the group’s next steps. Cricket: Kittitian Jahzara Claxton scored 38 and took two wickets as West Indies swept Zimbabwe 3–0 in their T20 series. Football Development: FIFA President Gianni Infantino opened a new mini-pitch at the SKNFA Technical Centre, giving young players and local communities a dedicated space to play and develop their skills.

Kittitian Superstar: Last year’s runner-up Romecia Prentice has been eliminated, leaving five singers vying for four places in the grand finale. Football: The Premier League returns with defending champions Old Road facing Lodge, while Division One kicks off with five clubs in action this week. Midfielder Jay Williams also says paperwork problems kept him from playing for the Sugar Boyz during the Nations League window. Youth Cricket: St. Paul’s Primary made history as the first St. Kitts school to win the Republic Bank Five for Fun national title, ending a three-year run of Nevis champions. Sugar Boyz: St. Kitts and Nevis are level with Cuba at the top of their Nations League group after four unbeaten matches. Women’s Cricket: Kittitian Jahzara Claxton scored 38 and took two wickets as West Indies completed a 3–0 T20 series sweep of Zimbabwe.