YTANNIA WIGGINS believes it’s time for a serving of youth.
National women’s football’s long-serving manager is throwing her hat in the ring to be a director of the Barbados Olympic Association’s (BOA), citing the lack of a succession plan for the Olympic movement.
“Each association needs a measure of continuity to move forward,” said the 36-year-old Wiggins ahead of Wednesday’s general elections, “and my issue is that I don’t think the BOA has carefully thought out a succession plan for when the older members inevitably move on.
“Right now, I believe they need a balance of youth and experience for continuity so the changing of the guard will happen smoothly, and I want to be there when the transition is being made.
Time for youth
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