Supreme Ventures Limited has reaffirmed its sponsorship for Jamaica’s major and minor netball leagues. Supreme Ventures presented a symbolic cheque for $3.5 million during the recent 2024 Divisional League opening ceremony. Tricia Robinson, president of Netball Jamaica, said the sponsorship showed Supreme Ventures’ continued support for
Track and field athletes competing at this summer's Olympic Games will have an additional incentive, as World Athletics on Wednesday announced it will become the first international federation to award prize money at an Olympic Games.
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 in Los Angeles.
Athletics and footwear manufacturer Puma on Saturday unveiled its Paris Olympics 2024 kit tailored exclusively for Jamaica’s athletes who will be participating at the upcoming summer games. The kit, composed of six outfits, incorporates high tech fabrics and silhouettes engineered to maximise performance. It blends effortlessly
Curling Jamaica recently played host to a successful third edition of its “International Friendly,” welcoming teams from seven nations to the Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada on Sunday, February 25, 2024.
Free invites to the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony will be given to 222,000 spectators chosen by authorities, France's Interior Minister said on Tuesday.
Prize money may not necessarily number among rewards for winning a medal at the Olympic Games but the value of simply participating at the ultimate sporting spectacle is quite enriching
The President of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), attorney Christopher Samuda, has backed the position of international sporting bodies on the recently announced "Enhanced 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 than 70 representatives from 11 Caribbean countries participating and Christopher Samuda, President
Prize money may not necessarily number among rewards for winning a medal at the Olympic Games but the value of simply participating at the ultimate sporting spectacle is quite enriching. Athletes have already started their preparations indoors as they prepare to battle for Olympic spots in
and then 