Sherman Augustin, former Grenades FC midfielder has died after being stabbed multiple times in St Lucia
A former Grenades FC midfielder has died after being stabbed multiple times in St Lucia following Carnival celebrations on Monday evening.
Sherman Augustin, a St Lucian national who helped lead the Antiguan team to their historic 2022/23 league title, was attacked at Vigie, St Lucia. He was rushed to Owen King European Hospital but was pronounced dead by medical staff.
Police in St Lucia are investigating the stabbing incident.
Grenades FC announced the tragic news on their Facebook page, posting: “We have just learnt of the tragic death of our former player Sherman Augustin in St Lucia. On behalf of Grenades FC we extend condolences to his family. Sleep well Sherman.”
Club President Chester Hughes paid an extensive tribute to the player, writing: “From Castries to the Caribbean stage, Sherman Augustin brought pride, passion, and power to Grenades midfield.”
Hughes described how Augustin had been instrumental in the club’s success since joining from Saint Lucia: “Sherman has been a game-changer — helping lead us to our historic 2022/23 league title, stepping up in the CFU Club Shield, and showing true heart every time,he puts on the Grenades Jersey.”
The club president praised Augustin’s character both on and off the field: “A natural leader on and off the field, Sherman represents everything we stand for: discipline, humility, and a hunger to win. He was the life of the party at social events held by the club. A healthy eater and true Lucian when it comes to partying.”
Hughes concluded his tribute: “We honour you, Sherman — and we’re proud to have had you in the Grenades family. Rest in Peace baller.”
The victim was described as a very talented footballer who had a bright future ahead of him.
No further details about the incident are available at this time.
Lord Hesus take back your world. Condolences to all who mourn.
Condolences to your family brother.
This is a truly senseless act of violence that has cut short a promising young life. May his soul rest in peace. The entire Caribbean football community mourns with his loved ones.
Wow. That is something else. Violence are too much on the rise.
Condolences to the family. This is why we have to stay away from all these carnival celebrations, because we are losing lives in this devil thing
Condolences. Sometimes I wonder if people think of their actions before they act. In these cases they dont. He shouldn’t have to die like that.
Like St Lucia and Dominica I’m competition for the lost murders. Calm down people