SVG Team for Commonwealth Games Scotland
The St Vincent and the Grenadines Commonwealth Games Association will participate in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, during the period 23 July to 4 August.
The team will participate in Athletics, Swimming, Cycling, Table Tennis and Squash.
Chef de Mission |
Jacintha Ballantyne |
General Team Manager |
Stephen Joachim |
Manager Athletics |
Tyrone James |
Coach Athletics |
Chester Morgan |
Athletics Athletes |
Kineke Alexander |
Courtney Williams |
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Courtny Bascombe |
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Brandon Valentine-Parris |
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Josh Hamilton |
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Reuberth Boyde |
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Delohnni Nicol-Samuel |
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Kimorie Shearman |
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Swimming Official |
Kim Halbich |
Swimming Athletes |
Adora Lawrence |
Issy Shne Joachim |
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Storm Gooding |
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Nikolas Sylvester |
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Dillon Gooding |
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Storm Halbich |
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Kyle Dougan |
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Cycling Official |
Emmerson Holder |
Cycling Athletes |
Cammie Adams |
Hansel Orano Andrews |
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Table Tennis Official |
Orville Haslam |
Table Tennis Athletes |
Romano Spencer |
Kavir Gaymes jr |
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Javier De Shong |
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Shenica Unica Velox |
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Sean Stanley |
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Squash |
James Bentick |
Jason Doyle |
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Othniel Bailey |
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Kevin Hannaway |
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Jules Snagg |
St Vincent and the Grenadines first participated in the Commonwealth Games, then called Empire Games, in 1958, in Cardiff Wales. Elton Anderson, who contested the 100yds and 200yds respectively, is the lone survivor of the team to Cardiff. The other members were Godfrey Roberts who compete din the Long and High Jump and Sap Coombs, the Manager.
In 1970, we won our first medal at these Games when in 1970, in Edinburgh, Scotland; George Manners copped bronze in the Weightlifting (90Kg Combined).
Four years later, 1974, Frankie Lucas of New Montrose, won a gold medal by the knockout route in Boxing in Christchurch, New Zealand (75Kg). It took another 20 years before St Vincent and the Grenadines mounted the top spot on the podium when Natasha Mayers won the 100m in controversial circumstances in Delhi, India.