TASVG News

Sport has long been celebrated for its ability to inspire, unite, and drive change in society. But as history shows, the intersection of sport and societal values is fraught with contradictions and challenges. Explore how sport reflects societal dynamics, from its role in fostering unity to its struggles with issues like racism, gender inequality, and elitism.

Carifta Games in sight Team Athletics SVG has released the qualification standards required for representing...

As we embark on 2025, it’s time to reflect, seize opportunities, and strive for excellence in sports. From Shafiqua Maloney's historic achievements to the growth of athletics, swimming, football, and more, St. Vincent and the Grenadines stands poised for a remarkable year of sporting development and success.

A tribute to Shelley Clarke, a fearless journalist and advocate for St Vincent and the Grenadines. Reflecting on his legacy, battles, and contributions to journalism, trade unionism, and the community.

Development Meet #1 on January 4 The 2025 Track and Field competition season will kick...

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Explore how West Indies cricket is evolving under the leadership of President Kishor Shallow. From governance reform to financial stability, CWI is paving the way for a brighter future in cricket. Highlights include the West Indies vs Bangladesh T20 series in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the announcement of a domestic T20 league, and the introduction of a new CEO and coach for sustained development.

World Athletics unveils the qualification process for Tokyo 2025, combining performance standards, global rankings, and universality slots for inclusivity.

The SVG Diaspora Committee of NY Inc. discusses the critical role of Vincentians abroad in shaping sport development in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Supreme Bleach Road Race series continues WINNERS IN THE LOG ENTERPRISES SUPREME BLEACH NORTH LEEWARD...

Six Vincentian students made history as part of the inaugural graduating class of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Global Campus Academy of Sport. The achievement highlights Vincentian talent and underscores the region's commitment to integrating sports and academia for national and regional development.

Despite successfully hosting the 2024 OECS Swimming Championships, St. Vincent and the Grenadines confronts significant infrastructure and logistical challenges, underscoring the need for improved facilities and a deeper commitment to sports development. The article explores SVG’s journey, facility limitations, and the broader implications for national sports tourism.

Vincentian sport has seen notable successes recently, from Shafiqua Maloney's historic run at the Olympics to victories in netball and football. It's time we focus on these achievements and work together to build a stronger sports culture in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, is set to host a momentous week for Caribbean sport. From October 14-20, 2024, CANOC and CGF representatives will gather for workshops, meetings, and the inaugural CANOC Awards Gala. The event will celebrate Caribbean sporting excellence and mark a significant step forward in sports tourism for the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Shafiqua Maloney’s journey to the Paris Olympics 2024 shed light on the challenges Vincentian athletes face due to a lack of consistent financial support. Despite her commendable achievements, she, like many athletes before her, struggled to secure adequate funding. As track and field remains SVG's most successful sport, the growing financial demands of athletes must be urgently addressed to help future stars achieve greatness.