Minister Welcomes Rising Star Before Departure
Nevis Minister of Sports Troy Liburd recently hosted talented sprinter Kamarley Newton in his office. The meeting occurred just before Newton left for a three-month training program in Jamaica.
During the visit, Liburd extended best wishes for a successful stint and praised Newton’s talent. He encouraged the young athlete to fully embrace this key opportunity.
Training Under Legendary Coach
Newton will train under sprint coach Glen Mills, renowned for guiding Usain Bolt to global success. The program aims to immerse athletes in professional environments, preparing them for international competition.
Newton receives full funding for his training and accommodations from the Nevis Island Administration’s Ministry of Sports.
Joint Session with Fellow Sprinter
St. Kitts sprinter Chesson Liburd joins Newton for the initial three weeks. The St. Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee supports Liburd’s participation.
Both athletes will train alongside elite competitors, including reigning 100m world champion Oblique Seville, gaining invaluable exposure to world-class standards.
Community Support and Attendance
The minister also greeted Newton’s parents, family, and coach. Nevis’ first Olympian, Kurvin Wallace, attended the gathering, underscoring the island’s commitment to advancing sports and athletics in St. Kitts and Nevis.
