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Vol.4 #33, June 16, 2013

FOUNDED 1989P.O. Box 2999

St. Johns Antigua

Tel: 268-774-4894

Tel: 268-788-8783

Tel: 268-720-8617

Tel: 973-856-7450

Email:cptsawings@actol.net

Website:www.wingssportsclub.com

Facebook:www.facebook.com/

cptsawings

President:Lucaso Brumant

Vice-President:

Barbara Coates

Secretary:Lynette Charles

Asst. Secretary:

Maria Bradshaw

Treasurer:

Louise Henry

Asst. Treasurer:

Linita Mack

Floor Member:

Wayne Emard

BASKETBALLTansy Pile-Wade

FOOTBALL

Barbara Coates

TRACK & FIELD

Richard Lindsay

Lee FrederickPresident

Sports Tours Intl

Milwaukee Wisconsin

Youth Basketball

Of AmericaOrlando, Fl.

John SpeziaPresident

NJCAA Mens

Basketball

Coaches

Association

Joe TopolyCleveland, Ohio

Fergy NevesSultan Prospects

Mississauga, Ont.

Canada

Darryl LampsMoline, Illinois

Ministry of Sports

Antigua

Quote: Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self! (Cyril Connolly)

Family members of Winston Pin Hewlett car-

rying casket draped with the FIFA Football Flag

Meanwhile, in the midfield, English worked hismagic with the ball, eluding player after playerwith some fabulous dribbling and passes.

But the score was still deadlock, 00 with only3 minutes left to play, when suddenly, Englishflicked a ball from behind his head and over thehead of an opposing Hades player to find Pinjust inside the 6 yards box. It was a perfectpass and Pin wasted no time with the headpunch, he had been made famous for. The ballsteered past the Hades custodian toward theV and into the back of the net. There was theexplosion of cheers from the crowd which could

be heard as thunder and lighting throughout theearth.

But play was halted for a few minutes asHeavens players were all looking down, in the6 yards box, for what was Pins contact lenswhich popped out from the header.

On resumption, Heaven contained the Hadesplayers, who were now more desperate to winat any cost, but time had run out and when thewhistle sounded, Heavens players huddled injubilation for capturing the Championship Title,thanks to Winston Pin Hewlett.

The great Nether World Football Champion-ship Final was coming up and the last two pre-vious games ended in a nilall deadlock be-tween the two top teams, Heaven and Hades.

Heaven had previously, some years ago, re-cruited one of Antiguas Hall of fame defend-ers from Empire, in Scout Christian, and Ar-den Nathaniel, a ball magician from Freetown,better know as English. But for the Champion-ship Game, Coach Michael and his assistantGabriel were looking for a man who was versa-tile and had pin-point accuracy on the forwardline.

Winston Pin Hewlett (R) and George Henry (L) with Antigua/

Barbuda National Womens Football Team in the late 80s.

They saw the player they needed for the joband thus, on May 29, 2013, recruited the great-

est Antiguan goal scorer of all time, WinstonPin Hewlett.

Hewlett had demonstrated time and time again,for his local earthly club, Jets and the Nationalteam , both of which he captained, that he couldnot only use his feet with goal accuracy butthat he could also use his head with great preci-sion.

Pin was ready for the task and although theVagabonds of Hades tried every dirty trick theyknew to score, they had to come up against thefierceness of Scout Christian in the defence.

The 13th Annual Gillian Brazier Basketball Shoot-Out has been rescheduled to October2013. The CPTSA Is soon to decide what will be the best possible date in October to hostthe tournament.

The CPTSA had intended to go ahead with the tournament at the end of June, despite thelack of regional and international teams, but Guyana has made a last minute commitment todefend its title, but would need a bit more time in raising the funds to compete.

The new date will also give the CPTSA more time in attracting more sponsorship.

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Browne has a talk with Omar Byron

Former Antigua Grammar School and National Athlete Steve Brownewas enlightened to speak with some of the Wings basketball and foot-ball players who had reported to practice on Saturday, June 15, atthe YMCA and CKHS, respectively.

Browne, who is an Architect by profession, and who obtained an Ath-letic Scholarship in the early1970s to Murray State University in Ken-tucky, stressed on the importance of the Triple As, which stand forAttitude, Ability and Academics.

Browne disseminated information to the players on the way forward in

Steve Browne (center) with some Wings Basketball Players

The National Institute of Sports in the Ministry of Education, Sports,Youth and Gender Affairs held the 3rd in the six part series of sportsprofessional development seminars on Tuesday evening, June 11, atthe Antigua/Barbuda Domino Association Headquarters on the AllSaints Main Road.

Larry Michael, Senior Administrator with responsibility for Project Im-plementation in the Ministry of Sports facilitated the seminar on BasicFinancial Management in Sports.

The seminar was well received by the participants from the CPTSA,including Barbara Coates, Lynette Charles and Lucaso Brumant, rep-resentatives of the Billiards Association and Domino Association.

attracting scholarships and encouraged them toregister to take the SAT and ACT tests. He alsoinsisted that missing practices because of ex-ams is not the answer.

Browne will be talking with parents of Wingsathletes on another date.

Sports Ministrys Planning Officer (3rd from right) making a point. Larry Michael

The participants had spirited discussions on thetopic which generated a number of questionsand comments.

The next seminar will be held on Tuesday, June18, at the Domino Headquarters, 6:00 A.M.8:00 P.M. All are invited. The topic scheduled is

Basic Massage Therapy in Sports.