Aldwynable

Back (L-R) -

- B. Moses (Tobago), F. Crooks (Jamaica), A. McGill (Coach - T&T) T. McGill (Canada - Eqpt Mgr.), N.

Denny (Guyana - Administrator), R. Austin T&T - Director), C. Handsor (Canada), M. Broomes (Barbados), Sean

Casquero (T&T), Miguel Mitchell (T&T), Hugh Foster (Jamaica Asst. Coach)

Middle :

- Sean Samuels (Canada), S.

Steele (Jamaica), J. Pitt (Tobago)

Front:

J. Williams (Canada), A. Skerritt (T&T), P. Bradley (T&T), E. Johnston

(Jamaica), R. Martin (T&T), S. Smith (T&T), C. Walker (Canada), A. Fanis (St Lucia)

Caribbean Stars

was formed in

1995 by Aldwyn McGill (former

administrator of the Toronto

Caribbean Soccer League and

Noel Denny, (Administrator of the

Malvern Friendship Leagues) to

participate in the Canadian

International

Soccer

League

(C.I.S.L.) better known as the

Puma International League

The Stars represented the best of

the West Indian community and

their Board of Directors comprised

of Ronald Austin, John Williams,

Aldwyn McGill and Noel Denny.

Together they

attracted an elite

group of players for several

exhibition games and put together

a roster that many consider to be

the best team ever assembled.

Caribbean Stars opened its

inaugural ‘95 CISL season with a

decisive 4-1 win over Hispamerica

Selects and reached the semi Final

of the Puma Cup

Stars Anton Skerritt facing Croatia defender Paul Moore

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The Stars made an impressive start, with a

convincing 4-1 win over Hispamerica Selects on a

soggy Lamport artificial outfield two weeks ago.

Fitzroy Crooks scored twice, while Anton Skerritt

and Cameron Walker each netted once for the

West Indian side, which led 2-0 at half time.

Both the Stars’ manager, Noel Denny and coach,

Aldwyn McGill, were thrilled with their team’s

performance.

Denny, though, made it clear that the club is still

open to all soccer players who wish to try out.

Stars open CISL with Big win

By Ron Fanfair