Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) President Christopher Samuda has sent his best wishes to the Jamaican contingent who are now called into action as the athletics events get under way in Paris. The majority of the Jamaica athletes will compete under the lights of the Stade de
National 400 metres hurdles champion Malik James-King says it is an achievement beyond his wildest dreams to have qualified for his first-ever Olympic Games team. James-King is in the form of his life this season having shattered his personal best at the National Championship with a
The 27th NORCECA Congress was held over the weekend in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Cristobal Marte Hoffiz was re-elected as the President of NORCECA. NORCECA's Executive Committee and Board of Administration for 2024 - 2028 was also confirmed . Our President, Jacqueline Cowan was reappointed
The Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) has issued a call for applications for management team positions for regional and international games, both summer and winter, covering the period from 2025 to 2029. JOA president Christopher Samuda emphasized the importance of selecting the best talent for these roles,
OLYMPIC-BOUND BRYAN Levell’s preparations for his Paris debut has received a significant boost, so says the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA). The national 200-metre champion was given a cash investment of $1 million. Levell was also fourth in the 100 metres at the National Championships and has been
While the Jamaica Olympic Association’s (JOA) immediate focus is on the upcoming Paris Olympic Games, president Christopher Samuda said the JOA is also focussed on increasing Jamaica’s competitiveness at the Winter Olympic Games, as well. Jamaica has earned a reputation for excellence at the various Summer
THE JAMAICA Olympic Association (JOA) and the Jamaica Weightlifting Federation (JWF) are pounding the pavement for the local sport to make an appearance in Los Angeles on the Olympic stage for the first time in what will be 40 years. Thirty-six years ago at the Moscow
THE JAMAICA Olympic Association (JOA) has announced the team that it will be using to manage the affairs of the country’s athletes down to perform at the Paris Games in another two months.
Jamaica’s contingent for the Paris 2024 Olympics will be officially announced at the end of June, following the conclusion of all qualifying events. President of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) Christopher Samuda says at that time, all athletes, coaches and managers will be confirmed.
Gregory Little, coach of national senior runner Malik James-King, has described the last couple of weeks as the best in the young athlete’s career after Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) announced that he will be part of a five-athlete scholarship programme worth $6 million, in aid
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