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KINGSTON, Jamaica – Defending boys champions Kingston College and Wolmer’s Girls' are the leaders after Friday’s first day of the Corporate Area Championships that is being held at the National Stadiu...

St Vincent and the Grenadines’ participation in the 49th edition of the Junior Carifta Games and the 35th Carifta Swimming Championships in Jamaica and Barbados respectively, over the traditional Easter weekend, was a time of rejoicing for many Vincentians who follow the events. Yes, the track and field athletes and the swimmers did not come away with gold medals, neither did they shatter any of the championships’ records. So, what …

Barbados’ medal tally at the 49th CARIFTA Games in Kingston, Jamaica now stands at four. Following Layla Haynes’ bronze in the Under-20 girls’ 1500 metres event yesterday, three other Barbadian athletes delivered the goods on a bright and sunny Easter Sunday morning here at the National Stadium. It was the island’s best session of the games so far and it all started in the Under-20 girls’ javelin. There was double delight …

The year 2021 has to be the most inactive for St Vincent and the Grenadines, sporting wise. This, as the year was more than eventful for all sectors. First, it was the hangover from the scourges of the coronavirus pandemic which began its mental and physical ravages in 2020. Then came the eruptions of La Soufriere volcano in April. The displacements, disruptions to lives and livelihoods were far reaching and …

Left to Right: Uroy Ryan, Shafiqua Maloney, Mikiesha Welcome, Kyle Lawrence & Handal Roban Social Share SEVEN MEDALS, compris- ing three gold, three silver and a bronze, and two national Under-20 records, were St Vincent and the Grenadines’ highlights at last weekend’s North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Under-18, Under-20 and Under-23 championships. Staged at the National Stadium in San Jose, Costa Rica, five of the six athletes...

(From left) Hydel Highs Oneika McAnnuff, Shania Myers and Alliah Baker pose for a photo during Saturday’s Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) qualification meet at the Ashenheim Stadium at JC. (PHOTOS: Marlon Reid). Jamaica College (JC) and Hydel High girls dominated at Saturday’s Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association qualification meet at the Ashenheim Stadium at JC. The day marked the return of track and field to Jamaica even as the authorities continue to grapple w...