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CAZOVA U23 Postponed

March 3, 2020: The deadly COVID-19 virus has caused the postponement of the Cazova Under 23 tournament which was slated to take place in the Dominican Republic from April 5-12, 2020.

The president of Cazova Mushtaque Mohammed indicated that their action stemmed from information that Governments within the Caribbean were concerned with the development of the COVID-19 virus which was currently causing panic.

“Bahamas and Jamaica health departments have advised their nationals not to travel except if it was absolutely necessary.

“As such only three women teams Haiti, Suriname and Barbados are registered and with three teams we were unable to host a tournament. We have four men teams Suriname, Haiti, Guadeloupe and Barbados and we are uncertain if those countries will soon prevent their citizens from travel.

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“In light of the above, we have taken a decision to postpone the tournament indefinitely. I will engage the CAZOVA board and NORCECA with discussion to provide an update soon,” said Mushtaque.

Ironically, while the under 23 volleyball tournament has been postponed, plans are still ongoing to hold the Norceca 25th Congress in the Dominican Republic from June 26 -27. In addition, Cazova junior champions Barbados are hard at work preparing for the May 10-20 under 20 and under 21 Norceca finals to be held in Edmonton, Canada.

Long serving chairman of selectors Andrew Hoyte stated that the teams will continue training as normal. “We are committed to the Norceca finals and until we receive word from Norceca or from our health officials, we are preparing to go to Canada to seriously challenge the other countries,” said Hoyte.

Barbados Strike Double Gold at CAZOVA

Hall des Sports de Trenelle, Martinique-December 13, 2019: Barbados’ under 21 boys captured a record fourth successive Cazova volleyball crown while the under 20 girls won their first when the finals climaxed on Friday, December 13, 2019, in Martinique. The invincible run by both teams where only the boys dropped a set in the French isle saw the girls dismissing Trinidad and Tobago 25-16, 25-16, 25-17 while the boys stopped Curacao 25-14, 25-16, 25-20.

Captains Tenielle Chapman-Goodluck and Akeel Oxley continued their irrepressible form with Chapman-Goodluck winning the Best Server, Best Outside Player and MVP titles while Oxley repeated as MVP while being one of the Best Outside players. Canada based Alexander Odle was voted Best Opposite Player with Carifta athlete Nathan Crawford-Wallis winning Best Outside Player.

Dashonta Addison was chosen as Best Setter while a first time achievement for Barbados saw former Lodge school student earning the Best Digger and Best Libero awards.

Coach John Stuart was thrilled that both of Barbados’ teams won as they had done multiple times when he captained the senior team. “I am glad that both teams won together for the first time. The guys did a superb job. We had support from all the guys.

“Akeel Oxley, Alexander Odle, Christopher Best, Nathan Crawford-Wallis and setter Devonte Coppin were outstanding. However, Raje Alleyne, Dimitri Holder filled in some important blocks and all of the other players made significant contributions when they were given playing time.

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“We really improved our serve because the first couple of games we were having a lot of problems keeping the serve in the court. Once we got that sorted out we put a lot of pressure on their passers and our defence and digging helped where we counter attacked consistently,” said Stuart.

The girls’ coach Patrick Oxley saw his team’s first time triumph as being personal. “Defeating Trinidad was a bit personal as I was the coach in 2013 when we beat them in the preliminary and they came back and defeated us in the finals. As a coach, you don’t forget these things so it was quite satisfying.

“As a coach seeing your players execute a game plan or putting into play everything which they practiced is one of the most beautiful things. Seeing both teams win playing overseas and hearing the national anthem of Barbados being played was overwhelming,” said Oxley.

Ironically Barbados had lost to T&T in the first junior tournament back in 1997 at the Wildey Gymnasium. On that occasion, Julia Lewis had won Best Spiker. Her daughter Taquilla Lawrence was a member of the first time queens.

The United States Virgin Islands girls won the bronze while T&T took the third spot among the girls.