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06/07/2025

🔥 PERSONAL BEST ALERT! 🔥

🇬🇲 Gambian sprinter Alieu Joof was in spectacular form on Saturday, July 6, 2025, at the Occitanie Regional Championships in Albi, France, where he clocked a new Personal Best (PB) in the men’s 200m.

Running in Series 10 of the senior men’s category, Joof stormed to victory in a time of 20.77 seconds with a legal tailwind of +0.8 m/s, earning an impressive 1102 World Athletics points. His performance placed him ahead of French sprinters Dejan Ottou (21.21s) and Mustapha Traore (21.52s).

This result marks a major milestone in Joof’s sprinting career and further establishes him as one of Gambia’s rising sprint talents on the European circuit.

🇬🇲💬 “This PB is a big step forward for me. I’m feeling confident and grateful for the support. The goal now is to keep improving and represent The Gambia at the highest level,” Joof said after his race.

👏🏾 The Gambia Athletics Association congratulates Alieu Joof on this outstanding achievement and encourages him to keep pushing boundaries on the track.

📊 Final Results – 200m Series 10 (Albi, France)
🥇 Alieu Joof (GAM) – 20.77s (PB)
🥈 Dejan Ottou – 21.21s
🥉 Mustapha Traore – 21.52s

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29/06/2025

Berewuleng FC has been crowned the champions of the GFF Women’s League Division One for the 2024/25 season, following a fascinating 2-1 comeback victory over TMT FC, highlighted by an outstanding performance from Sarah Jarju. As champions, Berewuleng FC received gold medals, a prestigious trophy, and a prize of D500,000.

In a commanding performance, Red Scorpions secured a 5-1 victory against Police FC, allowing them to leapfrog into second place and earn a reward of D250,000 as runners-up. TMT FC, finishing in third place, received D125,000.

The coronation ceremony held in Brikama, was presided over by GFF First Vice President Bakary K. Jammeh and attended by Sainabou Cham, President of the Women’s Football Association, GFF General Secretary Lamin M. Jassey, along with members of both the GFF executive and the Women’s Football Association.

28/06/2025

FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON 2024/25.

Three teams Berewuleng, TMT and Red Scorpions are all in the title race heading into final game of the season. It's going down to the last minute. 🍿

Two teams Yakarr & Future Bi fighting to avoid relegation 🔥

Yakarr Fc 13-points, -35 goals
Future Bi Fc 10-points, -31 goals

Koita Fc Vs Yakarr Fc

Police Ladies Vs Red Scorpions WFC Project

Berewuleng Female Vs TMT Ladies

Jeshwang Utd Vs Future Bii East

Super Sunday 🔥🔥🔥

26/06/2025

Fixtures for tomorrow's GFF Second Division League Match Day thirty-One men's competition.

26/06/2025

Full-time scores in GFF Second Division League Match Day Thirty-one Men's Competitions and GFF First and Second Division League Match Day Seventeen and Twenty, respectively, Women's Competitions.

26/06/2025

Fixtures for tomorrow's GFF Second Division League Match Day thirty-two men's competition and GFF First and Second Division leagues Match Day Seventeen and twenty respectively women's competition.

25/06/2025

Full-time scores in today's GFF First Division League Match Day Seventeen, and GFF Second Division League Match Day Twenty Women's Competitions.

23/06/2025

📣 DATE CHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT: GSSSA Summer Athletics Championship Rescheduled to July 5–6, 2025 📅

The Gambia Secondary Schools Sports Association (GSSSA) wishes to inform the public and all stakeholders that the maiden edition of the Summer Athletics Championship has been rescheduled to Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July 2025, while maintaining the original venue: Bottrop Senior Secondary School.

The date adjustment comes as part of logistical considerations to ensure all regions and athletes are fully prepared for what promises to be a thrilling and historic event.

As previously announced, the championship will bring together a powerful blend of 15 school-going and 15 non-school-going athletes from each region, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown of raw speed, strength, and athletic finesse.

From sprints to relays, jumps to throws, this two-day competition marks a bold step in youth sports development and talent discovery across The Gambia.

🇬🇲 The countdown continues — just a week later! Get ready to witness the future of Gambian athletics blaze the tracks in Bottrop.

15/06/2025

Elsewhere, Senegalese 🇸🇳 & AS MONACO Forward, Krépin Diatta Joined His Community During A Vibrant Celebration In His Village Of Boukitingho in Casamance, In The Sacred Forest known As “Kahát” To Partake In A Local Festival, Immersing Himself In The Rich Culture & Traditions

Copy. Eshona

15/06/2025

🏃‍♂️ Get Ready to Run, Jump, and Throw!

*We are set for the Region One Athletics Trials at Abuko Upper Basic!*

🔥 Compete in exciting events like:
• 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 3000m & 5000m
• Relays (4x100m, 4x400m, Medley)
• Long jump, high jump, triple jump, and shot put

🧒 Open to U18 and Open category boys & girls.
📅 *Registration Deadline:*

*18th June 2025*

📱 Submit your registration now to: *3907334 / 3572826*

12/06/2025

Gambian Athletics Coach Musa Sanneh Travels to Nairobi for Level II Sprints and Hurdles Coaching Course

Gambian athletics coach Sgt. Musa Sanneh has traveled to Kenya to attend the Level II Coaching Course in Sprints and Hurdles, as part of his progression toward full certification under the African Athletics Development Centre training program.

The intensive course, organized by the AADC Nairobi under the Confederation of African Athletics (CAA), began on June 10th, 2025, and includes both theoretical and practical components. The practical phase of the course, which Coach Sanneh is currently undertaking, focuses on advanced techniques in sprint and hurdles coaching, including biomechanics, speed development, and training periodization.

Coach Sanneh, who serves as a sergeant with the Gambia Armed Forces has been instrumental in grooming young sprinters in the country and is among the few Gambian coaches progressing toward WACAA Level II certification. His participation in this high-level program signifies Gambia’s commitment to raising the standards of coaching and athlete performance at regional and international levels.

The course was preceded by an online theoretical session earlier this year and now culminates in practical evaluations at the AADC Centre in Nairobi. Participants were selected based on strict eligibility criteria, including prior certification at Level I, active coaching engagement, and endorsement by national federations.

“This is a big step not just for me but for Gambian athletics,” said Coach Sanneh before his departure. “The knowledge and skills I will gain from this course will directly benefit our athletes and help prepare them to compete at the highest levels.”

According to the official letter issued by the AADC and signed by Director Ibrahim Hussein, the program aims to develop elite-level coaching capacity across Africa by equipping coaches with scientific and technical skills tailored to sprint and hurdle events.

08/06/2025