Olympic gymnast Toni-Ann Williams to pursue Master’s in Sports Administration via Olympic Solidarity
Jamaican Olympian Toni-Ann Williams is in Belgium to begin studies in Sports Administration on an Olympic Solidarity Scholarship via the Jamaica Olympic Association. The 25-year-old Williams, who created history in
ASAJ makes waves in artistic swimming with JOA support
The Amateur Swimming Association of Jamaica (ASAJ) is brimming with pride over the advances made in the discipline of artistic swimming. For the first time, Jamaica was represented at the
JOA Impacting Regionalism in Sport and Beyond
The current administration of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) continues to place emphasis on the importance of contributing and influencing the dialogue of sport development regionally and internationally and
JOA creating reservoir of opportunities for stakeholders
In June 2017, when the Christopher Samuda-led governing body for Olympic and non-Olympic sports assumed office, the mantra was and continues to be “it will be business unusual” which
Hines delights in amazing Paralympic experience
Para-Taekwondo athlete to the Paralympic Games Shauna-Kay Hines was left gushing about her experience on her return to the island from Tokyo, Japan, on Monday.
JOA’s Olympic Manor holds potential for economic gain
Mr Christopher Samuda, the JOA president, is reported as saying that the headquarters, which will retain its name, Olympic Manor, “will be foremost a family home for members, but,
Alberto Campbell bows into action at Paralympics today
Jamaica's Alb erto Campbell will start his quest for a medal this morning (Jamaica time) when he lines up in the first heat of the men's T20 400m
Jamaican medallists, coaches at Tokyo 2020 Olympics to be rewarded
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Tokyo 2020 Olympic medallists and their coaches will benefit from a $41 million “Olympic Rewards Programme” courtesy of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) and two of
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