Barbados wins 2012 CNA Under 16 Championships



http://www.nationnews.com/articles/view/u-16-queens/

CNA JEAN PIERRE UNDER 16 NETBALL TOURNAMENT....Click on the link below and get all the results of the CNA Under 16 tournament being played in St. Vincent and the Grenadines:




https://sites.google.com/site/caribbeannetball/home/tournaments/youthchamps/jeanpierre2012/jeanpierre2012_files

Barbados Under 16 team retains its second position at the CNA championships

Coach of the Barbados team Julie Phillips thinks that more attention needs to be put towards the mental preparation of future Under 16 teams. Read what she had to say  to a local reporter on returning home:
http://www.nationnews.com/articles/view/couch-focus-vital/

Fwd: Results of CNA Under 16 tournament

Results of Morning Matches ...April 11th

Trinidad & Tobago    51   Dominica 16
St Vincent & the Grenadines   18    Barbados   40

Evening
Bermuda   29     Guyana      19
St Lucia    27     Barbados   24      Shonica Wharton  30/23  ;   Sheniqua Thomas   2/0  Vanessa Bobb  3/1
St Vincent & the Grenadines   24   Trinidad   38
Anguilla    10     St. Kitts   43

TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 12TH
St Lucia    50     Dominica    15
Guyana    27     Anguilla   12
Trinidad    22    (31/22)     Barbados    30  
Shonica Wharton    37/26;   Sheniqua Thomas   10/4;   Vanessa Bobb   0/0
St. Kitts    19     Bermuda     31

Trinidad and St. Lucia starts the second round.  Do or die for T & T.    

Barbados is off this evening,  Breakfast with the stars is in the morning.  Shooting competition at 3:00;  Barbados plays St Vincent and the Grenadines at 5:30.

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Barbados clinch second place - defeated T & T 25-23

The Barbadian young netballers dug deep and recorded a satisfying 25-23 victory over Trinidad and Tobago at the CNA Under 16 Netball Championships being played in Jamaica.

Pam Proverbs says the victory was sweet and brought joy to all members of the Barbados contingent:

Barbados Rebounds With A Sweet Victory Over Trinidad and Tobago « Netball Shots

Day 1 CNA Jean Pierre Youth U16 Tournament « Netball Shots

Read all about Barbados 's vicotry over St. Lucia in their first game of the CNA under sixteen netball tournament being played in Jamaica.


Day 1 CNA Jean Pierre Youth U16 Tournament « Netball Shots

IFNA changes dates for World Youth Championships - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM

IFNA changes dates for World Youth Championships - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM


Lots of regional and international netball next year;


JEAN PIERRE UNDER 16 YOUTH TOURNAMENT........APRIL......IN JAMAICA

CANOC GAMES.................................JULY........IN TRINIDAD


WORLD YOUTH TOURNAMENT.....................AUGUST .......IN COOK ISLANDS

The Nation Newspaper | Barbados out of hosting CNA Under 16 tournamnt

The Nation Newspaper | Barbados out



Really... the above story speaks to Barbados passing up the opportunity to host the CNA Under 16 tournament in 2009 under the guise that the netball stadium will be being refurbished ....and who are we kidding. Did the Barbados netball Association get something in writting from the powers that be with respect to the stadium I know they did not.
Was not the 2006 AFNA qualifiers held at the gymnasium while the same plans for the refurbishment of the stadium were on the cards?

Did Barbados really pass up this opportunity to host this tournament and allow Jamaica- the alternate host to organise the tournament ... and will Barbados be able to host in 2010?

And what nonsense is this about Barbados not benefitting from their Under 16 teams...The goal defence in the 2008 Barbados team was this year's under 16 captain. The goal attack played under 16 , then under 21 and now senior in 2008. The Browne sisters all played under 16, under 21 and seniors.And the list goes on...one could go back to Julie Phillips and Denise Alleyne, Olivia Walcott etc who played in what was then a school girls team, then played under 21 and then seniors. The record is there, we don't have to rely on anyone's memory.

You know I am tired of persons who should know misrepresenting what happens in sport in this country.

enough said.