Sports JaBA seeking $2.5m to send women’s team to World Cup qualifiers Jul 03, 2022 12:05 am · 0 comments President of the Jamaica Basketball Association (JaBA), Paulton Gordon is seeking assistance to cover the $2.5 million needed to send the women’s team to the World Cup qualifiers in
President of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) Christopher Samuda is predicting an “impressive” medal haul at the inaugural Caribbean Games which began in Guadeloupe on Wednesday and runs through to July 3.
The vibe and energy of our region flowed last evening in Gudeloupe as the first Caribbean Games was officially opened.
Over 800 athetles and officials from 22 countries and territories crossed the Estadio René Serge Nabajoth’s track in Les Abymes
EFJ pic Novelette Harris (left), the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) Member Relations Manager (with responsibility for education and training), points to a photo spread showing Jamaica's Equestrian Olympian, Samantha Albert, as she performed in the Eventing dressage, cross country and show jumping disciplines at the
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Recent women's lacrosse graduate Alexis Bell ('22) will compete for Team Jamaica in the 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, which will be held Wednesday, June 29 through Saturday, July 9, 2022 at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the campus of Towson University
MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS Limited (MIL) has intensified its commitment to the sporting environment with a newly forged partnership with the Jamaica Amateur Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (JABBFA). MIL will be the title sponsor for the 2022 Mayberry JABBFA National Senior Championships, handing over $1.5 million to
Jamaica senior women’s cricket Head Coach Shane Brooks said he was satisfied after the country won one of the two regional competitions staged in Guyana recently.
KAREN Anderson, Jamaica’s chef de mission to the inaugural Caribbean Games, says it will offer the ideal platform for young competitors to showcase their talent before getting into the deeper waters of international competition.
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 Commonwealth Games or is he the Para table tennis player training furiously
FORMER GREAT Britain gymnastics prodigy Tyesha Mattis and her sister China are both in Jamaica completing a naturalisation process with a view to turning out for Jamaica.
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