Para sports and youth advocacy take centers in Samuda’s vision for commonwealth meeting
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
Samuda pleased ‘important’ Commonwealth Games finds Glasgow home
PRESIDENT OF the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) Christopher Samuda has heaped praise on the Scottish city of Glasgow for stepping up to play hosts for the 2026 Commonwealth Games
‘Yo-Yo Brothers’ dive towards synchronised event
With diver Yohan Eskrick-Parkinson the newest athlete to join the Jamaican ranks, Aquatic Sports Association of Jamaica president Martin Lyn is cautiously optimistic about the possibility of being a
Francis calls on greater corporate support as Sunshine Girls ready for ‘CommGames
Sunshine Girls Head Coach Connie Francis is appealing for increased financial support as she believes more resources will be required to boost her team's chances of securing a podium
JOA boss says Commonwealth Games changes are a ‘body blow to sport’
The decision by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) to set just two compulsory sports — track and field and swimming — at Games as of 2026 has been described
Jamaica eyes beach volleyball at C’wealth Games
Jacqueline Cowan, president of the Jamaica Volleyball Association (JaVA), hopes that the nation will be represented in beach volleyball at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. Cowan believes it
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