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On today’s edition big things are happening at the GC Foster College of Physical Education and Sports.

On today’s edition President of the Jamaica Badminton Association Robert Richards gives a status update ahead of the staging of this weekend’s Jamaica International Badminton Championships. We also hear about plans to upgrade the playing field at Bog Walk High School under the High School Sports Infrastructure Improvement Project.

On today’s edition we hear about steps being taken to establish futsal, a contracted version of football, in Jamaica.

In this edition of Sports Spotlight, registration period opens for 2015 Social Development Commission National Twenty/20 Community Cricket Competition; Sports Minister hails inaugural staging of the Jamaica Winter Table Tennis Championships and more.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight, former Olympians  to be honoured by St. Andrew Technical High School; Sports Associations to get assistance to rent sports venues; and Jamaicans urged to get involved in non-traditional sports.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight we get an update on the Jamaica Tallawahs after the draft for the next Caribbean Premier League Twenty 20 tournament. We also get some insider details about the upcoming SW Isaac Henry Track and Field Invitational.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight Executive Director of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO), Carey Brown, discusses some of the regulations introduced under the new World Anti Doping Agency Code and International Standards.

On today’s edition we hear from popular sporting heroes, boxer Nicholas “The Axeman” Walters and swimming sensation Alia Atkinson.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight we hear about plans by food distribution company, Wisynco, to support Jamaica’s Senior Netball team over the next year

The Amateur Swimming Association of Jamaica congratulates Alia Atkinson on her gold medal and world record-equaling swim at the recent FINA World Short Course Championships. We also hear what’s needed for Jamaica to produce even more Alia Atkinsons going forward.

On today’s edition we hear from our home grown boxing star Nicholas “Axeman” Walters being the championship boxer, and a monument is unveiled for our Paralympians.

We recap a series of sensitization workshops by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) to inform student athletes about banned performance enhancing substances, and the doping control process.