KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) President, Christopher Samuda, has expressed high expectations for the upcoming Commonwealth Games Regional Meeting in Turks and Caicos, emphasizing the need for tangible outcomes and a focus

Para athletes from Barbados, Grenada, St Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, hosts Jamaica and the Faulkland Islands are set to benefit from the Inagural (Gather, Adjust, Prepare, Sustain) Americas & Caribbean programme (GAPS), next

LTHOUGH looking forward to competing at this summer’s Paralympic Games in Paris, Jamaica Paralympic Association (JPA) President Christopher Samuda says JPA is targeting massive success for the country’s athletes at the 2028 Games

PREPARATIONS are in high gear as the Jamaica Paralympic Association (JPA) gets ready to host a three-day paralympic training clinic, March 13- 15, for boccia and track and field. The clinic will see more

The Jamaica Paralympic Association (JPA) held its press launch for its "I Am Phenomenal" campaign on Tuesday ahead of National Paralympic Day next month, and used the occasion to reiterate the extraordinary commitment

WITH A more fleshed-out concept and vision, president of the Jamaica Paralympic Association Christopher Samuda says he is hoping that this year’s National Paralympic Day activities will see increased visibility and support for

The track, the people in the stands, the finish line — they won't see it, but atop the medal podium, there is ample space for blind track and field athletes to feel and

Alphanso Cunningham is not always immediately sure who he is when he first wakes up. 

Is he the 41-year-old basketballer hoping to play for Jamaica at this summer’s