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The NAYCONE KM 2024 basketball competition delivered electrifying action as regional teams clashed in thrilling encounters, drawing enthusiastic crowds and showcasing top-tier talent on the court. In the men’s category, North Bank Region (NBR) made a powerful statement with a commanding 35-20 victory over Lower River Region (LRR). NBR’s sharp offensive play and disciplined defense […]

The highly anticipated clash between Banjul and URR concluded the day’s male football fixtures at the Serekunda West Mini Stadium. The ceremonial kickoff was performed by the Honorable Minister of Youth and Sports, Bakary Y. Badjie, who underscored the importance of Nayconf in fostering discipline, unity, and sportsmanship among Gambian youths. URR asserted control in

The West Coast Region female football team secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Kanifing Municipality (KM) in an exciting encounter held at the Serekunda East Mini Stadium. All goals were scored in a pulsating first half that saw West Coast dominate proceedings with their attacking prowess and solid defense. West Coast wasted no time in

The Lower River Region (LRR) female football team delivered a commanding performance as they defeated Central River Region (CRR) 3-0 in their NAYCONF football encounter. From the opening whistle, LRR took control of the game, dominating the first 15 minutes with excellent ball possession and impressive skill. Their early pressure paid off as they registered

The Banjul female team, popularly known as the City Girls, capped off the day’s NAYCONF female matches with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over URR, sending their fans into jubilation at the Serekunda East Mini Stadium. Banjul made their intentions clear from the onset, taking an early lead that ignited wild celebrations from their supporters, who

Football fans were treated to electrifying matches today as the Nayconf male football tournament showcased grit, determination, and skill in two thrilling encounters. LRR vs CRR – Serekunda West Mini Stadium The clash between LRR and CRR male teams at the Serekunda West Mini Stadium began with a moment of brilliance. Just two minutes after

The National Sports Council (NSC) played a pivotal role as observers during the Gambia Wrestling Association (GWA) elective congress held on Saturday, 30th November 2024. The congress, which brought together 104 out of 109 delegates, marked a significant milestone in Gambian wrestling, electing Matarr Saine as the new president. Saine secured 63 votes to defeat

The Acting Executive Director of the National Sports Council (NSC), Mahmoud L. Jawla, has officially launched a 10-day intensive volleyball coaching training program in collaboration with the Gambia Volleyball Federation (GVBF) and the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) Empowerment Program. The training, which focuses on beach and indoor volleyball coaching techniques, began on November 28, 2024,

Bai Dodou Jallow, the President of the Gambia Volleyball Federation, has been elected as the new President of the Gambia National Olympic Committee (GNOC) for the 2025-2028 quadrennial. Jallow secured 26 votes in a tightly contested election, defeating Muhammed M. Jagana, who garnered 21 votes. Jallow’s victory marks a significant turning point for the GNOC,