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    NAME: Sheldon Battiste

    ALIAS: Batistuta

    DOB: March 10, 1982

    POSITION: Defender

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: 28 (U17), U20

    CURRENT CLUB: Hazard United (NPL)

    PREVIOUS CLUBS:

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Glenmuir

    ACHIEVEMENTS: 1999 U17 Youth World Cup, MVP 2nd Year in daCosta Cup

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Winston Griffiths, Onandi Lowe, Zinadine Zidane

    FAVOURITE CLUBS: Juventus

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS: Business Administration

    FAVOURITE ARTIST: Bounty Killer



    PROFILE: Sheldon is a very disciplined man marker. An agile, physical defender who has earned a starting place in the Under-20 line-up, graduating from making a substitute appearance in the U17 World Cup in New Zealand. Sheldon has earned over 28 caps at Under 17 National level and we continue to watch his development as he develops an understanding with his defensive colleagues.


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    NAME: Robert Haughton

    ALIAS: Ginger

    DOB: November 23, 1981

    POSITION: Defender

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: Under-20

    CURRENT CLUB: Reno FC (NPL) transfer pending

    PREVIOUS CLUBS: Westland (A-League)

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Munro College, Knox College

    ACHIEVEMENTS:

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Onandi Lowe, Ronaldino, Deigo Maradonna

    FAVOURITE CLUBS: Vasco Da Gama

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS:

    FAVOURITE ARTIST: Bounty Killer



    PROFILE: Robert is a physical defender who tackles well and has a good understanding of the game. Despite his inexperience at the National level he has great potential and should flourish once he develops his confidence and wins the trust of his teammates. He is a quiet youngster and a devoted Christian who aims to draw his strength from his spiritual background. Robert is an all round athlete competing in table tennis and lawn tennis. His all round attitudes see him as a utility player. He suffered a set back in his club football career, while on a three goal scoring streak for Westland in the National A-League, when the team was suspended from all National Competitions in 1999. He graduated from Knox College where he played three seasons of daCosta Cup football without any spectacular achievement. He moved to the prestigious St. Elizabeth institution, Munro College, where he wears the Captain’s armband. With that responsibility “Ginger” set about leading Munro College to the second phase of the rural schoolboy football competition. His stellar contributions as part of the miserly Munro defence brought him to the attentions of the National Youth technical staff and he was invited to travel to Brazil and participate in the two-week camp. He gave a good account of himself and should prove an able deputy to the starters.


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    NAME: Fabian Blake

    ALIAS: Lexus

    DOB: January 16, 1982

    POSITION: Midfielder

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: Under-20

    CURRENT CLUB: Reno FC (NPL)

    PREVIOUS CLUBS: Blackness (Westmoreland Div 1)

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Frome Technical

    ACHIEVEMENTS: Westmoreland Div 1 Championship

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Theodore Whitmore, Wolry Woolfe, Ronaldo

    FAVOURITE CLUBS: Flamengo (Brazil)

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS: Enjoys woodcraft

    FAVOURITE ARTIST: Beenie Man



    PROFILE: Fabian hails from Burnt Savannah, Westmoreland in the western end of the island. He is a tall, rangy midfielder who has been used occasionally by T.D. de Oliviera as a forward. ‘Lexus’ has repaid the faith of the coach by scoring in an international vs. Brazil in October 2000 in Brazil. He is a rural schoolboy footballer, whose achievements include reaching the DaCosta Cup quarterfinals in 1996 scoring five goals in the process. In the current schoolboy competition he has continued his goal scoring vein netting five times in seven games. In club football he turned out for local outfit Blackness and was part of their championship winning team. His exploits caught the attention of the staff of Premier League club Reno and he has had two seasons at this rural giant. Fabian prides himself on his dribbling and aims to emulate his local hero “the magician” Theodore Whitmore. The jury is out on the youngster as he tries to fill the big boots of Tappa.


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    NAME: Omar Rowen Daley

    ALIAS: Ratty (Rat)

    DOB: April 25, 1981

    POSITION: Central Midfielder

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: 1 (Senior), U20

    CURRENT CLUB: Hazard F.C (NPL)

    PREVIOUS CLUBS: Value P (St. Elizabeth Div 1), Central Strikers and Isreal (Clarendon Div 1)

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Glenmuir

    ACHIEVEMENTS: 19999/2000 St. Elizabeth Div 1 Championship

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Winston Griffiths, Bebeto

    FAVOURITE CLUBS: Manchester United

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS: Music

    FAVOURITE ARTIST: Beenie Man



    PROFILE: Omar burst into prominence after he was called to the National Senior squad that toured Cayman Islands. and impressed while playing in an exhibition game for a Clarendon All Star XI vs. the National Team. Rat plays in central midfield and is growing under the guidance of coach de Oliviera. An aggressive midfielder he is prone to yellow cards but that aggression is the stand out aspect of his game along with his good dribbling skills and midfield work ethic. He is also a capable goal scorer and has decent long range shooting with both feet. He began his football career at Glenmuir High School and was largely ignored by the bigger clubs in his home parish. He played with Central Strikers and Israel, a decent outfit from Monymusk in Clarendon. Omar went outside Clarendon in search of his footballing dreams and landed at Value P, a new club with lots of money that was aiming for the top. Unfortunately, Value P fell at the final hurdle. Needing only a draw to qualify for the National A-League they lost and the ambitious midfielder headed home to play for newly promoted Premier League outfit Hazard United. Omar is well respected by his teammates many of whom look up to him for leadership. He is also a firm fan favourite and an integral piece of the midfield jigsaw puzzle with Kelly, Wolfe and Frasier. Omar is definitely destined for bigger things.


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    NAME: Garfield Rennick

    ALIAS: Richie Blinds

    DOB: June 3, 1982

    POSITION: Utility

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: Under-20

    CURRENT CLUB: Arnett Gardens (NPL)

    PREVIOUS CLUBS:

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Charlie Smith

    ACHIEVEMENTS:

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Byron Earle, Deigo Maradonna

    FAVOURITE CLUBS: Liverpool, Real Madrid and Chelsea

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS: Coach football in his community

    FAVOURITE ARTIST:



    PROFILE: Garfield is an attack-minded utility player who operates on the right wing. He is a diminutive player who runs well off the ball to create space. This promising young player has been utilised as a forward by both club and country. He was called to the Under 17 squad in 1997 but did not make the team admittedly due to his attitude. To his credit “Richie Blinds” has turned over a new leaf and is training hard to improve his speed and technique. Hailing from the inner city community of Jones Town in Kingston, he is a beacon who acts as a mentor to some of the younger members in his community. He now plays his football for his hometown side Arnett Gardens and has coped well with the strong, intense partisan supporters of this perennial underachiving club. He endeared himself to local fans by scoring a spectacular goal from an acute angle against bitter rivals Tivoli Gardens away from home.


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    NAME: Craig Gordon

    ALIAS: Cayman

    DOB: February 12, 1983

    POSITION: Forward

    INTERNATIONAL CAPS: Under-20, Under-17

    CURRENT CLUB: Reno United(NPL)

    PREVIOUS CLUBS: Invaders (St. Ann’s League)

    SCHOOL BOY FOOTBALL: Marcus Garvey Technical

    ACHIEVEMENTS: 1999 U17 Youth World Cup

    FAVOURITE PLAYERS: Harold Hemmings, Keith Kelly and Pavel Nedved

    FAVOURITE CLUBS:

    HOBBY/ CAREER AMBITIONS: Own a business

    FAVOURITE ARTIST:



    PROFILE: Craig hails from the tourist town of Ochi Rios in the non-traditional footballing parish of St. Ann on the North Coast of Jamaica. As a forward he came to National prominence by displaying sound technical ability rather than any record-breaking goal scoring feats. This is ironic for a player who prides himself on his finishing and work rate, although he scored thirteen goals in three seasons in daCosta Cup football. During this period, his school managed to reach the quarterfinal round of the competition. Craig was rewarded with a place on the bench of the National U17 team and made a couple of substitute appearances including a memorable one in the Youth World Cup against Paraguay. Craig ignored St. Ann’s bigger clubs Black Stars and Brazil, which play in the A-League, and was lured by his friend and fellow U17 teammate Kingsley Brown to join Reno F.C. in Westmoreland in the National Premier League. It is a great testament to Craig’s dedication and discipline that he travels over two hundred miles by bus to train and play in the highest league in the land.

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