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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.

In a thrilling 2024 Round De Town Road Relay, the Fitz Hughes Government School (Team 1) captured the girls' category, while Chateaubelair Methodist School won the boys'. The Secondary Schools division saw the Girls’ High School and Georgetown Secondary take home top honors, and Xcel Track Club claimed victory in the Male Open category. Read on for the full results.

Cricket's inclusion in the LA 2028 Olympic Games offers a unique opportunity for the Caribbean to make a global impact. With the ICC leaning towards the T20 format and plans for a Caribbean qualifier, the region must prepare for this historic event. Dr. Kishore Shallow’s initiatives for a domestic league in 2025 signal the start of preparations, with potential support from CARICOM leaders. Read more about the Caribbean’s potential at LA 2028 and the road to qualification.

Skinny Fabulous' journey to success in the music industry highlights the importance of commitment, belief in oneself, and overcoming challenges. These lessons are equally crucial for athletes aiming for excellence. Learn how confidence, dedication, and support can shape the future of Caribbean sports and culture.

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St Vincent and the Grenadines urgently needs to reform its approach to sports, focusing on infrastructure, financing, and policy to support athletes and foster national development. In this continuation, we explore the country's challenges and the necessary steps for change.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is at a critical juncture in sports development. With the recent shift in ministerial portfolios, there is a pressing need to reassess and reform our approach to sports, from infrastructure and policy to education and national planning. Discover the steps necessary to build a stronger, more sustainable future for sports in our nation.

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In the wake of disasters like Hurricane Beryl, sporting organisations have a unique opportunity to aid recovery efforts. Discover how sports can help restore dignity, build resilience, and bring communities together in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Vapse planning, or spontaneous decision-making, has left a significant mark on sports development in St Vincent and the Grenadines. From the Cricket World Cup 2007 to recent renovations at Arnos Vale, learn how political expediency shapes our sports infrastructure.

As St Vincent and the Grenadines approaches the 2024 general elections, the government is focusing on sports development to engage the youth vote. Learn how these political strategies are shaping the future of sports in the country.

The St Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic Committee (SVGOC) continues to elevate sport development through comprehensive policies and strategic initiatives, enhancing governance, athlete development, and sustainability in St Vincent and the Grenadines.