The Windward Islands Cricket Board (WICB) has confirmed a new slate of leadership during its Annual General Meeting held on Saturday, May 17, 2025, in Grenada. Clement Marcellin of Dominica was elected President, while Saint Lucian Wayne Auguste was elected Vice-President, marking a renewed commitment to governance, growth, and development of cricket across the sub-region.

The election follows a transitional period that began in October 2024 after the resignation of then-President Dwain Gill, who took up a new position with Cricket West Indies (CWI). During the interim, Marcellin served as Acting President, with Auguste as Acting Vice-President. Both were formally elected unopposed to serve a two-year term.

Leadership and Board Composition (2025-2027)

  • President: Clement Marcellin (Dominica)
  • Vice-President: Wayne Auguste (Saint Lucia)
  • Secretary: Kesron Walters (Saint Vincent) – Re-elected
  • Treasurer: Jenry Ollivierre (Saint Vincent) – Retained
  • Chief Executive Officer: Romel Currency

Board Members include Dougal James and Kaschaka Cupid (Saint Vincent), Norman Gilbert and Randel Baptiste (Grenada), Jamie Jno Baptiste and Jesse Bardouille  (Dominica), and John Estephane (Saint Lucia).

President Marcellin and Vice-President Auguste will also serve as the WICB’s Directors on the CWI Board while Jamie Jno Baptiste and John Estephane will serve as alternates.

President Marcellin expressed gratitude for the support of the member territories and outlined the Board’s continued focus on development:

“I am deeply honoured to be entrusted with this responsibility. We’ve made meaningful progress, but our mission continues—to elevate the standard of cricket in every territory and ensure players, male and female, are supported at every level.”

Vice-President Auguste emphasized the importance of partnership:

“This is a team effort. We are committed to building strong systems—from grassroots to elite—to ensure that talent is not only discovered but developed across the Windward Islands.”

The WICB expressed gratitude to the Grenada Cricket Association and its President, Norman Gilbert, for hosting the meeting and associated events over the weekend.