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Secretary: Lydia Bird Treasurer: Louise Henry Asst.
Treasurer: Barbara Coates Floor Member Linita Mack Gordon Finch BASKETBALL Gail-marie Marshall FOOTBALL Barbara Coates TRACK & FIELD Maria Bradshaw VOLLEYBALL Lynette Charles Lee Frederick President Sports Tours Int’l Milwaukee Wisconsin Youth Basketball Of America Orlando, Fl.

John Spezia President NJCAA Men’s Basketball Coaches Association Joe Topoly Cleveland, Ohio Fergy Neves Sultan Prospects Mississauga, Ont.
Canada Darryl Lamps Moline, Illinois Ministry of Sports Antigua Vol.6 #25, April 19, 2015 Pg 1 Sickness and Death are not the re- specter of persons but the question is still being asked, “why so and so had to suffer so much and finally succumb?” Narda Williams, one of Christ the King High School’s top Student/Athletes, of the 1980’s passed away on April 15, 2015, after battling breast cancer and later, stomach cancer.
Narda represented the CKHS at basket- ball and Netball but was most out- standing in Track & Field as one of the best middle & distance runners, even at the National level.

After graduating from CKHS in 1987, and competing for her Club, Pioneers and the Antigua National team on sev- eral occasions, Narda was successful in attaining an Athletic Scholarship at the University of Miami where she graduated with a BSc degree in 1993.
Narda later advanced to Florida Interna- tional University, graduating in 2003 with a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiol- ogy.

Narda would return to Antigua where she helped occasionally, with the Physical Education program at the St. John’s Catholic Primary School and Christ the King High School, and the coaching of Narda Wiliams (R) speaking with Former & Present Governor- Generals at the 2014 National Track & Field Championships.

Narda Williams—Sept 30, 1970 - April 15, 2015 her Club, the Pioneers.
Because of her outstanding profile in lan- guage and sports, Narda worked dili- gently, with the Antigua/Barbuda Olympic Committee, and gave great assistance to the Antigua/Barbuda Athletic Association as well as the National Inter-Schools Track & Field Championships, when in Antigua.

Narda served on several International Sporting organizations including, Com- monwealth Games in 2006, Caribbean Games 2009 and the Panam Games in Mexico in 2011.
For all her goodwill and experience and assistance to many sporting groups, in- cluding the CPTSA Wings Sports Club in its early years, Narda will be greatly missed.

The CPTSA Wings Sports Club wishes to extend heart-felt condolences to all members of her family, relatives and friends.
Quote: “If we teach the Sport, who will teach the athletes!” (CPTSA 25th Anniversary Motto) Vol.6 #25, April 19, 2015 Pg 2 Local sports and basketball followers, in particular, were shocked on Friday morning, to learn the passing of an- other local National sportswoman, Gillian Brazier.

Brazier passed away on Thursday night, April 16, 2015, at the Mount St. John’s Medical Centre, after develop- ing a fever at her home on Sir Vivian Richards Street.
Brazier was seriously incapacitated with Multiple Sclerosis for more than 16 years.

Although confined to the wheel chair and bed, Gillian was always hopeful of coming out of the condition of MS, one day.

Her smile was a comforting one to anyone who visited her and gave them “the spirit of not complaining, and that God is in the midst of your suffer- ings.” Gillian Brazier played basketball with the Pistons, then was recruited by Fireballs, under Coach Orden Glas- ford.
During the 1980’s, Gillian was called to the Antigua/Barbuda National Team, many times, as a point guard.

In 1985, she played with the National Team in an invitational Tournament in Guadeloupe.

1986 - Gillian represented Antigua/ Barbuda at the Caricom Basketball Championship in Trinidad.

1987 - Gillian obtained a scholarship to A&M University in Florida, where she graduated with a B.A.

Degree in Accounting.


The CPTSA Wings Sports Club has introduced a female basketball tourna- ment in her honour which has been running for the past 13 years.

The 14th Annual Gillian Brazier Bas- ketball Shoot-Out is scheduled for Au- gust 12—16, 2015.

Teams from Trini- dad, St. Lucia, Dominica, St. Kitts, have already indicated their intentions to participate.

The CPTSA is also ex- pecting two other from the USA.

The CPTSA intends on making the 2015 Gillian Brazier Basketball Shoot- out a special one.
The organization is also proposing to re-erect a sign at the Ovals Basketball Court, “Gillian Bra- zier Basketball Court.” Sponsors of the Gillian Brazier Basket- ball Shoot-out include: Social Security, APUA/Inet, Hutchinson (Antigua) Ltd., GIGI Industries Ltd. and Stitch World.

Thanks to Antigua Computer Technol- ogy Co. Ltd. (ACT) who provided free internet services to Gillian Brazier.

Pic #2: Wings girls visit Gillian at Christmas Pic #3 : Gillian’s Club FIREBALLS .
Gillian #6 EVENTS Vol.6 #25, April 19, 2015 Pg 3 Register Now Categories: U-9, U-11, U-13, U-15, U-18, Open.

Registration: $10.00EC per player All interested youth basketball teams and schools are invited to participate in the 3rd Annual Wings Youth Bas- ketball Festival.

Contact the Wings Basketball Unit about Registration.