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Belize's National Sports Council oversees sports Belize, while the Olympic Committee oversees the country's Olympic Games delegations. [citation needed] Athletes from Belize first participated in the Olympic Games in 1968 while representing British Honduras. [1]
The Belize National Cricket Association is the national governing body of cricket in Belize, established in 1997. It gained affiliation with the International Cricket Council in 1997, the Belize National Sports Council in 2016, and the Belize Olympic Committee in 2020.
The BBF functions as a nonprofit organization that officially represents Belize in the sport of basketball. It consists of nine districts and school associations across Belize and manages all national teams. [1] The league is affiliated with the Belize Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association and the National Sports Council of Belize. [1]
Sports governing bodies in Belize (5 P) N. National sports teams of Belize (5 C, 5 P) This page was last edited on 26 May 2022, at 13:32 (UTC). Text is ...
BAA was founded in 1956 as Belize Amateur Athletic Association (BAAA). [2] In 2013, the name was changed to Belize Athletic Association. [3] In August 2010, Ian Gray was elected as new president. [4] However, there was an ongoing internal dispute between board officials claiming the lead of BAAA [5] [6] leading to the executive been dissolved ...
The Belize Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association, formerly the British Honduras Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association, (IOC code: BIZ) is the National Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Association of Belize, responsible for the country's representation at both the Olympic and Commonwealth Games.
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Belize City, Belize Pole vault: 3.20 m Joel Wade: 21 January 1994 San Salvador, El Salvador Long jump: 7.76 m NWI: Michael McKoy: 16 August 1998 Central American and Caribbean Games: Maracaibo, Venezuela Triple jump: 16.22 m (−1.9 m/s) Brandon Jones: 19 June 2016 Central American Championships: San Salvador, El Salvador [1] Shot put: 14.49 m ...