Web Posted - Fri Jun 04 2004 By John Aymes Compliments of the Barbados Advocate

Nineteen year-old midfield soccer player Anton Nicholls will be leaving for the United States next semester with the assistance of an academic grant thanks to Syracuse University.

Nicholls could receive a full scholarship in his second year at the New York University depending on his performance during his first year.

The budding soccer player is the second product of the Barbados Soccer Academy (BSA) to be accepted by the institution. Fellow BSA member Jonathan Jones received a full academic scholarship to Syracuse to the tune of BDS$70 000 per year. < Read more >

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May-2004 by Philip Spooner in Grenada The Barbados Football Association (BFA) has been given the green light to proceed with its controversial stadium project at Wildey, St Michael. This is according to BFA president Ronald Jones, who yesterday told the DAILY NATION that the Town and Country Planning Department had given them the go-ahead, but the project had to be scaled down. Read all about it

In the World Cup of 1998 the Reggae Boyz reigned supreme and for a while football was on every Jamaican's mind.
In France, people attending the world cup matches were asked who they would pick after their own home team to win and an overwhelming majority picked Jamaica! Testament to the effort and character displayed by the team and a matter of great pride for the country.

Caribzones is proud to be associated with Sporting Masters offering exclusive, limited edition signed posters of the 1966 World Cup winning England team.

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