O'DAYNE Richards enjoyed a good day in the shot put at the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) Qualification Trials Series recently, throwing a season's best 19.79m to take the event quite comfortably.
Richards, who was clearly in a good mood, began his sequence with 18.84m
Vaccine developers Pfizer and BioNTech will donate doses to inoculate athletes and officials preparing for the Tokyo Olympics, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said Thursday. Delivery of doses is set to begin this month to give Olympic delegations time to be fully vaccinated with a second
Despite a challenging and longer preparation period than planned, diver Yona Knight-Wisdom is heading back to the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, this summer. Knight-Wisdom, 25, finished in the top 18 in the 3m springboard event at the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Diving World Cup in
Stephen “Bomber” Jones was returned as president of the Jamaica Boxing Board last Thursday at its annual general meeting held at the conference room of the Jamaica Olympic Association. Others elected were Xavier Leveridge as first vice-president; Margaret Christie as second vice-president; Leroy Brown as general
Jamaica's swimming sensation Alia Atkinson won a gold and a silver on day one of the 2021 UANA Swimming Olympic Qualifier at the National Training Center in Clermont, Florida on Thursday. Atkinson’s gold medal came in the 50m breaststroke. The South Florida Aquatics swimmer won in 31.69
TOKYO, Japan (AP) — The Tokyo Olympics torch relay will take another detour this weekend when it enters the southern island of Okinawa. A leg of the relay on Okinawa's resort island of Miyakojima set for Sunday has been cancelled altogether with coronavirus cases surging in
Jamaica's national record holder in the discus Fedrick Dacres returned to competitive action after about seven months out due to a hand injury, when he featured in the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association Qualification Trials Series at the National Stadium on Saturday.
Dacres had been
National sporting leaders have expressed appreciation for Supreme Ventures Limited's $45-million contribution to sport as they exhorted the advantages presented in this difficult period owing to the pandemic. This includes providing a launch pad for their activities. Supreme Ventures freshly inked the three-year contract with local
Athletics pioneer Dennis Johnson remembered as 'architect' of Jamaica's track and field
Basketball, which has been classified as a 'high-risk sport' along with football and netball, is hoping for a restart after the game came to a grinding halt more than a year ago out of concerns for the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Paulton Gordon, president of the
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