All the seven athletes are currently stranded in Paris (France) where they are continuing their preparations for the Games.
Gambia’s track and field queen, Gina Bass, 27 and Ebrima Camara, 25, have both registered and confirmed to compete in the 100 and 200 meters races at the Commonwealth Games if they are granted visas on time.
Bass and Camara who are just from competing in Oregon, USA last month left for Paris to prepare for their competitions in Birmingham (UK) for the Commonwealth Games.
According to reports, the late issuing of the visas might hamper Gina Bass and co participation in the Commonwealth Games.
The sprinters are maintaining the spirit of sportsmanship as they are currently in Paris (France) continuing their training as they wait to get their visas to the United Kingdom for the Birmingham Games 2022.
Lamin King Colley, presidential candidate for this month’s Gambia National Olympic Committee (GNOC) election has released his manifesto which among other things aims to change the narratives by supporting National Sports Associations with an annual subvention as well as increasing the number of athletes to represent The Gambia in Games and improve performance of the country.
The Gambia Wrestling Association (GWA) yesterday concluded a two-day capacity building training for traditional sports technicians as actors of economic growth and enhancing resilience to climate change in rural communities at the Farafenni Senior Secondary School Hall in North Bank Region.
Samger on Tuesday slipped to Red Hawks 1-0 in their week-twenty-seven fixture of the on-going Gambia Football Federation (GFF) division two league played at the Late Ousman Saho Football Field at Yundum.
Berewuleng FC on Saturday maintained their unbeaten run in the on-going West Coast Regional third division league campaign.
