Jade Webster

Antigua and Barbuda puts on sports show for Prince Harry

November 23, 2016

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Prince Harry spoke with former cricket players and played a bit of volleyball and cricket as Antigua and Barbuda put on a sports show for him Monday (November 21), the second day of his 14 day official visit to the Caribbean.

His royal Highness started his first morning in Antigua at a Youth Sports Festival at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium where he was hosted by three of Antigua and Barbuda’s cricketing legends – Sir Vivian Richards, Sir Andy Roberts and Sir Curtly Ambrose.

Together they toured the grounds of the stadium, meeting local children and young people so Prince Harry could see and participate in some of the national sports played in the region.

Prince Harry will visit seven countries on this trip. This is his second official visit to the Caribbean.

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Jade Webster

Jade Webster has rejoined the Cayman 27 Team as Sports Reporter/ Producer in August 2016. Jade has a background in News and has developed a passion for Sports while covering international Games. Jade was one of 35 Young Reporters selected worldwide to be apart of the Young Reporters Programme by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) at the Second Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. She was awarded the 'Best IOC Young Reporter', and went on to cover the Second Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lilehammer, Norway. Jade was also selected as a Young Reporter in 2015 to cover the Toronto Pan American Games, where she was awarded a Hockey Stick for her hard-work and dedication. Jade was the Press Officer for the Cayman Islands Olympic Committee at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. She graduated with honors in Broadcast Journalism from the University of South Florida

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