Executive Team · FABSA

Experience with
a shared purpose.

Meet the committee guiding the development of futsal and beach soccer in Barbados.

Meet the committee
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Our team

Meet the committee

FABSA brings together experience in sports administration, coaching, refereeing, national competition and organisational leadership.

Edwyn Wood, President of FABSA

Edwyn Wood

President

A former General Secretary of the Barbados Football Association, Edwyn brings extensive experience in governance, strategic planning, national team operations and competition management.

Patrina Brathwaite, Vice-President of FABSA

Patrina Brathwaite

Vice-President

A former Barbados national athlete across three sports, Patrina brings futsal coaching and sports management experience, with a focus on opportunities for women and youth.

Pedro McClean, General Secretary of FABSA

Pedro McClean

General Secretary

Pedro brings more than a decade of experience in football coaching, refereeing and team management, supported by training in sports management and event planning.

Camille Ashby

Member

With a background in sport management and sport science tourism, Camille advocates for safe, supportive opportunities and equal representation for women and girls in sport.

Tonia Deane, Member of the FABSA Executive Committee

Tonia Deane

Member

A Barbados Olympian with experience across several sports, Tonia combines elite athlete insight with football coaching, refereeing and competition operations.

Elvin Griffith, Ex-officio member of FABSA

Elvin Griffith

Ex-officio

Elvin Griffith, a former Barbados national player in grass and beach soccer brings his technical ability and international experience to FABSA, supporting its development of futsal and beach soccer in Barbados.

Brian Armstrong

Ex-officio

Brian Armstrong is a physical education teacher whose career in sport spans more than two decades. He blends his teaching experience with his sports management qualifications to push FABSA objectives forward.

Our governance commitment

Building trust in the game

We are committed to fair, transparent and accountable governance, guided by our statutes and regulations and the standards of the wider football community.

Integrity

Uphold fair play and responsible decision-making throughout the game.

Accountability

Maintain transparency, financial accountability and responsible stewardship.

Safeguarding

Place participant welfare and safe sporting environments at the centre of our work.

Inclusion

Support opportunities for women, youth and communities to take part and progress.

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