Emmerson Campbell

Briton John returned to his winning ways on the saddle yesterday.

Like clockwork every weekday, I roll out of bed and turn on the kettle, get cleaned up, make my coffee and head to the gym.

That is the likely scheduled date that the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) will hold its highly anticipated Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Election of Office Bearers.

Standout boxer Desmond Amsterdam continues to grab the headlines for all the right reasons.

The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) staged its second ‘Development meet’ of the 2023 season at the National Track and Field Centre and some familiar names were among the standout performers.

Squash Queen, Nicolette Fernandes embodies the cliche’, Form is temporary, class is permanent.’ 

Over the last few years, many guys found themselves rapidly gaining weight due to the impact that life during the pandemic had on their diet and physical activity.

A stellar 2022 highlighted by three gold medals and a Pro Card at the Central America and Caribbean (CAC) Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships was capped with the Sportswoman (runner up) of-the-Year Award for IFBB Elite Pro Rosanna Fung.

Early season athletic rivalry continues tomorrow with the staging of the Athletic Association of Guyana’s second Development Meet at the National Track and Field Centre.

There were no losers Sunday night. All of the Sportsmen and Women of the Year- awardees and their runners-up at the National Sports Commission’s National Sports Awards ceremony for the 2021-2022 period  at the National Cultural Centre, were, in our opinion, winners.

“We will be making some very important decisions coming out of this.”

The highly-anticipated Annual General Meeting (AGM) and election of office bearers of the Guyana Olympic Association is imminent.

Despite motivating numerous individuals to join the gym and start their fitness journey, it has been almost a herculean task to convince some of my close friends to do the same.

The National Sports Awards returns to the ornate splendor of the National Cultural Centre tomorrow evening to reward and celebrate the achievements of the standout men and women in the local sports arena.

Kevin McKenzie’s name is synonymous with Guyana’s rugby success as a player.

This year will usher in the enactment of the Sports Policy along with the completion of the two eight-lane synthetic tracks in Region 6 and 10.

The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) kicked off its 2023 calendar of activities on Sunday at the National Track and Field Centre and some usual suspects were among the standout performers.

“It is going to be an exciting year.” So said Minister of Sport, Charles Ramson Jr.,

Last week, I identified and cleared up five myths you might hear as a new gym-goer.

The brass of the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) plans to have their players busy this 2023 season.