The Anguilla Football Association (AFA) hosted the island’s soft launch of Concacaf’s regional ‘Bigger Game’ programme this weekend.
The event, on Saturday, 1 March, brought together young footballers aged five to 12 from Anguilla’s grassroots academies.
They enjoyed a day of fun, skill development and community building at the Raymond E Guishard Technical Centre.
Bigger Game is an initiative created by the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf).
The programme focuses on promoting values such as teamwork, discipline, trust, resilience, respect and healthy living, while boosting diversity and inclusion in the game.
In a press release, AFA president Girdon Connor said: “We are proud to have been a part of this exciting new programme and are thrilled with the success of the festival.
“The Bigger Game programme has great potential to positively impact the lives of young people in Anguilla and beyond.
“We look forward to seeing this initiative grow and help shape the future of football in our community.”
More information and updates on future events can be obtained via email at afa@anguillafa.com or by phone at (264) 497-7323.
