The Saint Kitts and Nevis women’s national football team, affectionately known as the “Sugar Girlz”, represents the federation in international women’s football. Managed by the St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association (SKNFA), the team competes within the CONCACAF region, specifically under the Caribbean Football Union (CFU).
Team Overview
- Nickname: Sugar Girlz
- FIFA Code: SKN
- Confederation: CONCACAF (North America)
- Sub-Confederation: CFU (Caribbean)
- Head Coach: Jené Baclawski
- Home Stadium: Warner Park Stadium, Basseterre
Competitive Record
- FIFA Women’s World Cup: Yet to qualify
- CONCACAF W Championship: Participated in qualifiers; yet to reach the final tournament
- Notable Victory: Achieved a 10–0 win over Trinidad and Tobago on May 23, 2018
- Recent Challenge: Faced a 0–19 defeat against an opponent on December 4, 2023
Key Players
- Phoenetia Browne: A versatile forward/midfielder born in the U.S., Browne has an impressive international record with 19 goals in 15 appearances. She currently plays for Valencia CF in Spain.
- Kayla Uddenberg: A Canadian-born midfielder, Uddenberg made history as the youngest player to represent Saint Kitts and Nevis at the senior level, debuting at just 13 years old. She plays for Simcoe County Rovers FC in League1 Ontario.
- Jahzara Claxton: A dynamic forward from Sandy Point Town, Claxton is also a talented cricketer. She has represented the national team at various youth levels and has scored crucial goals in international competitions.
- Caroline Springer: A seasoned forward, Springer has been a mainstay in the national team since 2014. She plays domestically for Village Superstars FC and has a history of strong performances in local leagues.
Recent Fixtures & Performance
In recent years, the Sugar Girlz have shown moments of promise:
- 2018: Secured 5 wins out of 7 matches, including the notable 10–0 victory mentioned earlier.
- 2019: Maintained an unbeaten streak with 3 wins and 1 draw.
- 2022: Achieved 3 wins out of 4 matches, demonstrating growth and potential.
- 2023: Faced challenges, ending the year with 4 losses and a goal difference of 0:54.
Development & Youth Programs
The SKNFA is committed to nurturing young talent through various youth programs:
- U-17 Women’s Team: Participated in the CONCACAF U-17 Women’s Championship qualifiers, showcasing emerging talents.
- U-20 Women’s Team: Competed in regional tournaments, providing valuable experience to young players.
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