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Six young students will be journeying to Pennsylvania, in the United States, for the upcoming Penn Relays, to join forces with KiDz HuB media and KidStar radio networks, to showcase their skills as broadcasters. This was announced by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Team Jamaica Bickle, Irwin Clare Snr., at a reception at the Alhambra Inn, in Kingston, on April...

Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller who has held the Sport portfolio for a long time, last Friday, March 30 took time out to attend the 2012 staging of the ISSA/ GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships at the National Stadium. Here the Prime Minister enjoys a conversation with GraceKennedy’s CEO, Don Wehby. Also attending is the Minister with responsibility for Sport...

Some 190 aspiring footballers will be participating in the third staging of the Next Generation Valencia Football Camp, which is to last from April 1 to April 5 at the University of Technology (UTech) Football Stadium. The camp, which chooses players to train with Valencia Football Club in Spain every year, will provide 15 hours of intense practical and theoretical...

Students for Transformation (SFT), the youth arm of the National Transformation Programme (NTP), are appealing to young Jamaicans to maintain peace during the upcoming Boys and Girls Athletic Championships, slated for March 28 to 31 at the National Stadium in Kingston. “We are all one Jamaican. Let it be one love, one heart and friendly rivalry. It is okay for...

Plans are in place to improve the physical condition of the Leila Robinson netball courts located at Independence Park Complex, National Arena in Kingston. This was announced by Minister with responsibility for Sports, Natalie Neita-Headley, during the March 14 press launch of the University of Technology (UTech)/Jamaica Netball Association (JNA) advanced level one coaching course at UTech’s Old Hope Road...

Jamaica’s potential to earn an additional US$100 million annually from the estimated trillion dollar global sports industry can be realized through the implementation of policies targeting “the business of sports”. This was alluded to by Minister without portfolio with responsibility for Sports, Hon. Natalie Neita-Headley, as she addressed the official launch of ‘The Business of Sports Conference’ at JAMPRO’s corporate...

Following Jamaica’s phenomenal exploits at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics in China, His Royal Highness, Prince Henry of Wales (always known as Prince Harry), says expectations are high of this year’s XXX Games in London, England. “I think, for all the Commonwealth countries, the fact that the Olympics are in London, it should be a fantastic thing. I know that...

His Royal Highness, Prince Henry of Wales (always known as Prince Harry) is the epitome of unbridled jubilation in his “victory” over Olympic and World Sprint Champion and Record Holder, Usain Bolt (left background), during a 20-metre “dash” at the Usain Bolt Track, University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona Campus, St. Andrew, which he visited on Tuesday (Mar. 6)....

The Hughenden Community Centre, located at 9A Jerome Avenue, was packed to capacity on March 3, as residents from communities along Red Hills Road in Kingston, turned out to cheer on their teams participating in the inaugural sports day. The event, organised by the Social Development Commission (SDC), through funding from the Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF), is part of...

Residents of communities along Red Hills Road are being urged to come out on Saturday (March 3) to support the inaugural sports day organised by the Social Development Commission (SDC). The event, slated for the Hughenden Community Centre located at 9A Jerome Avenue, involves the communities of 100 Lane, Park Lane, Donmair/Common, 85 Red Hills Road, 60 Whitehall Avenue, and...

Minister  with responsibility  for Sports in the Office of the Prime Minister,  Hon. Natalie Neita-Headley, gets  ready to face the first ball at the launch of the Jamaica Energy Partners’ St. Catherine Cricket League,  at the Prison Oval in Spanish town on Sunday February 27. Acting as wicketkeeper is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Jamaica Energy Partners, Wayne McKenzie,  while...

Minister with responsibility for Sports in the Office of the Prime Minister, Natalie Neita-Headley, says a review of the Green Paper for the revised National Sports Policy is progressing smoothly. She said the consultation process is being co-ordinated by a team, headed by the Hon. Michael ‘Mike’ Fennel, which has volunteered its services and time to assist with ensuring that...