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Caribbean Athletics and Sport Following

A championship calendar in your time zone, legal ways to watch, watch parties and trips to big meets, your own training, and real support for clubs and young athletes back home.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

Then open the Marketplace in the app, search for Caribbean Athletics and Sport Following, and click Install. It goes into your own files, and works offline from then on.

What it installs.

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Pillar

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Projects

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Starter tasks

🌴 Caribbean Life & Diaspora

Caribbean Athletics and Sport Following

Following Caribbean athletes and sport: track and field, football, netball and more, championship calendars, watch parties and supporting local clubs.

  1. Choosing the teams and athletes you follow closely
  2. Yearly championship calendar for Caribbean sport
  3. Legal ways to watch Caribbean sport where you live
  4. Annual budget for following Caribbean sport
  5. Results, start lists and alerts set-up
  6. Family sport group chat with no-spoiler rules
  7. Official supporter kit without the counterfeits
  8. Finding the Caribbean sport scene where you live
  9. Choosing a club back home to support
  10. Weekly Caribbean sport round-up
  11. Monthly viewing plan for meets and matches
  12. Season log of your favourite athletes
  13. National football team match day routine
  14. Monthly giving to a sports club back home
  15. Yearly review of sport subscriptions and memberships
  16. Family prediction league for championship season
  17. Weekly training for your own sport
  18. Archive of big Caribbean sport moments
  19. Track and field rules every fan should know
  20. Reading athletics results and statistics
  21. How Caribbean football teams qualify for tournaments
  22. Netball rules and positions for new followers
  23. Caribbean sprint history reading and viewing list
  24. How school sport and Champs produce Caribbean sprinters
  25. Caribbean football history from Haiti 1974 onwards
  26. The wider Caribbean sport map beyond track and football
  27. Home viewing set-up for race nights
  28. Championship trip go or no-go decision
  29. Spotting ticket and stream scams before big events
  30. Booking leave around championship finals
  31. Supporting Caribbean athletes well online
  32. Watch party for a championship final at home
  33. Community screening of a national team match
  34. Penn Relays weekend in Philadelphia
  35. Champs week at the National Stadium in Kingston
  36. Diamond League evening with Caribbean stars
  37. National team away day in North America or Europe
  38. Supporting juniors at the CARIFTA Games
  39. Getting your child started in athletics
  40. Joining an athletics club as an adult or masters athlete
  41. Caribbean community football league season
  42. Back to netball after years away
  43. Running a road race on a trip home
  44. Helping an older relative follow the games
  45. Representing a Caribbean nation through heritage
  46. Fundraising to send a young athlete to a championship
  47. Setting up a supporters' club for a national team
  48. Volunteering at a major athletics championship or marathon
  49. Training as an athletics official
  50. Home from home for a Caribbean college athlete

Where it starts.

Each project arrives with its purpose, milestones and first tasks written out. Here is how the first three read.

Choosing the teams and athletes you follow closely

Caribbean sport is wide: a Jamaican sprinter, a St Lucian hurdler, the Reggae Boyz, the Calypso Spirit netballers and a cousin's club side back home can all be competing in the same month. Picking a core list of three to five teams and about ten athletes keeps the calendar manageable, and means you actually see the races and matches you care about instead of catching the highlights two days late.

First tasks

  • Write down the national teams you already cheer for, sport by sport
  • Add ten athletes to the list, each with their event and country
  • Pick one junior or local club back home to follow as well
  • Review the core list of teams and athletes before the new season @recurring(yearly)

Yearly championship calendar for Caribbean sport

Major championships run on different cycles: the Olympics every four years, the World Athletics Championships and Commonwealth Games on their own rhythms, CARIFTA and Jamaica's Boys and Girls Champs each spring, Penn Relays in late April, football's Gold Cup and Nations League windows, and the Netball World Cup.

First tasks

  • List the championships your teams and athletes are likely to enter this year
  • Add each championship to a shared calendar with its dates
  • Convert published session times into your own time zone
  • Check organiser and federation sites for new dates and timetables @recurring(quarterly)

Legal ways to watch Caribbean sport where you live

Broadcast rights change from country to country, so the channel showing a World Cup qualifier in Kingston may not show it in Toronto, and the Diamond League in London may sit behind a different subscription in New York.

First tasks

  • Check which broadcaster holds the athletics rights in your country
  • Find who shows your national football team's qualifiers and friendlies
  • Look up official netball coverage, including any federation streams
  • Note radio stations back home that stream live commentary
  • Decide which services to pay for this year and cancel the rest

Make it yours.

Install Caribbean Athletics and Sport Following, then tell Aurum the date you're aiming for. It checks whether the plan fits the weeks you actually have.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

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