SKNVibes

What is SKNVibes?

SKNVibes is a news site. Its pages carry the line “Copyright © 2026 SKNVibes, Inc. All rights reserved.”, and its own description reads “SKNVibes | One Caribbean Community”.^[1][3] No statement of ownership beyond the copyright line, and no company register entry, was retrieved.

Its news section lists government, regional and sports items; as retrieved on 26 September 2026 its most recent post was marked as 19 hours old, and its latest headlines concerned a CARICOM statement, a partnership between the CFBC and TaiwanICDF and a Caribbean reality show as well as sport.^[2] Its article pages carry a section label, among them SPORTS, and navigation that also covers notices, deaths, schedules, ferries, jobs, autos and real estate.^[3]

What does SKNVibes cover?

Franchise cricket. On 18 September 2026 its SPORTS section carried two items credited “By: Republic Bank CPL, Press Release”. One opens: “Antigua & Barbuda Falcons became the first team to book their place in the 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final with a stunning nine wicket victory over the Guyana Amazon Warriors at the Kensington Oval.”^[4] The other reports the induction of Dwayne Bravo and Ian Bishop into the league's Hall of Fame.^[5] Those are the league's own releases, republished.

Athletics. On 25 August 2013 it published a staff report by Loshaun Dixon, filed under SPORTS, which opens: “TODAY (Aug. 25), marks the 10th year since Kim Collins brought positive global attention to the twin-island Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis when he was crowned World Champion by winning the 100 meters dash at the 2003 World Championships held in Paris, France.”^[3] It continues: “Running in lane one, Collins became a rare winner from the inside lane, with his 10.07 seconds being just enough to edge a blanket finish with Trinidad's Darrel Brown and Britain Darren Campbell who both clocked 10.08.”^[3]

Its sports list, as retrieved, also carried items on the Guyana Amazon Warriors and the Jamaica Kingsmen in the cricket league.^[2]

How large is SKNVibes' audience?

No audience-measurement body publishing ratings, readership or audited web traffic for Saint Kitts and Nevis was found, and Reporters Without Borders publishes no country page for Saint Kitts and Nevis at the address its country pages use. No audited traffic or audience figure for SKNVibes is given here, and traffic estimators, which are not audited measurement, are not used.

The site's news index numbers its articles; that sequence is an identifier, not a measure of readership.^[2]

Since when has SKNVibes existed?

No founding date appears on the pages retrieved.^[1] The earliest item cited here, the staff report on Kim Collins, is dated Sunday 25 August 2013, so the site was publishing sport by that date.^[3]

Why does SKNVibes matter in Saint Kitts and Nevis's sport?

SKNVibes is a news site with its own sports section and an archive that reaches back at least to 2013, when its staff marked the tenth anniversary of the first world title won by an athlete from Saint Kitts and Nevis: its report states that Collins “recorded the first ever gold medal achieved by an athlete from St. Kitts and Nevis in the history of the World Championships.”^[3] That is the site's own statement.

In September 2026 its sports output, in the items retrieved, was mainly republished Caribbean Premier League releases.^[2][4][5]