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The Ryan Brathwaite Track at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex will be ready just in time for next year’s Barbados Secondary Schools Athletic Championships (BSSAC) and National Primary Schools’ Athletic Championships (NAPSAC). This assurance was given by head of the Academy of Sport at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus, Dr Rudolph Alleyne who confirmed the surface will be prepared and completed by the end of …

The Barbados Olympic Association (BOA) Inc. is pleased to announce the election of two new directors to its Board for the next three years – Olympic Bronze…

This country’s only Olympic medallist, Obadele Thompson, last night found esteemed favour when he, along with Trevor Welch, were elected by the island’s sporting bodies to serve on the Barbados Olympic Association (BOA) board of directors. Thompson, 47, a former world-class sprinter and lawyer, and Welch, 65, beat out five other candidates in a fiercely contested election at Hilton Barbados. Welch proved his worth as a clear winner with 19 votes, but …

The Barbados Olympic Association (BOA) Inc. will hold its Annual General Assembly at the Hilton Barbados Resort, Needham's Point, St. Michael, on Thursday…

When on Jeopardy!, sometimes it's best to just not guess. That was the case for a contestant in Friday's episode with a sports clue.

Jamaica's continued participation in the Carifta Games has long been a point of verbal wrangling, fuelled by decades of dominance and contending views on the competition's actual value to our ...

The 50th edition of the CARIFTA track and field games, the premier track and field event for the Caribbean Community’s young athletes, was a jubilee of athletic prowess that surely must have made its creator Sir Austin Sealy beam with pride and gratitude. His homeland’s contingent added lustre to the Easter weekend fiesta in Nassau with a commendable haul of 11

The Barbados Olympic Association has honoured six more members of the 1962 Central American and Caribbean Games during a special ceremony.

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach reiterated his organisation’s stance on transgender athletes in sport during his tour of the Caribbean.