While reflecting on the transformative two years since his appointment in November 2022, Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) General Secretary, Dennis Chung, expressed cautious optimism about the federation’s financial future.
Coming off what he described as a "fairly successful 2024,” Chung sees 2025 as a year for the country’s governing football body to build on hard-won gains while also addressing lingering challenges.
Head of Coaching at the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), Andrew Peart, has been appointed to the Concacaf Coach Education Panel (CEP), a distinguished group of technical experts responsible for designing, implementing, and monitoring the Concacaf Coaching Convention.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has announced the appointment of Avery Campbell as its new marketing manager.
The British High Commission in Jamaica has partnered with the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) to show unified support for the Reggae Boyz as they kick off their campaign in the Unity Cup today, Tuesday, May 27, at the G-Tech Stadium in Brentford, London.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has announced that General Secretary Dennis Chung will demit office on Saturday, May 31, 2025, concluding a transformative period in the organisation’s financial administration. The experienced accountant is being appointed to lead Jamaica's Financial Investigations Division.
Long serving Jamaica Football Federation stalwart Howard ‘Juicy’ Bell, retired Reggae Boyz striker Michael Tulloch and the late veteran administrator Freddie Green, were the inaugural honorees by the Jamaica Football Past Players Association at a ceremony held at the Melbourne Cricket Club in Kingston on Friday.
The noted attorney will serve another four-year term after handsomely defeating challenger Alan Beckford 40-10 in the voting.
The significance of the vote of confidence was not lost on the JFF.
“The Jamaica Football Federation heartily congratulates Mr Christopher Samuda on his re-election as President of the Jamaica Olympic Association,” it said in a statement.
“The overwhelming support given to his re-election is an indication of the quality of leadership he has given, especially as he has extended the support of the JOA to many non-traditional sporting entities even whilst maintaining guidance to the traditional sports.
“The JFF has benefitted in many ways from his stewardship in particular in the recharging of professional football and overall guidance on other initiatives. We extend congratulations to the entire executive including our own Vice President Raymond Anderson and the first female 1st Vice- President of the JOA, Jacqueline Cowan. We look forward to forging an even stronger working relationship with the JOA going forward.”
Cowan of the Jamaica Volleyball Association defeated incumbent first Vice-President Nelson Stokes 29-11.
Robert Scott is the second vice-president after defeating Ian Forbes, 33-17.
Nichole Case was unopposed as treasurer.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) marked a major milestone in the development of national football on Thursday, June 26, with the official relaunch of its Coach Education Programme at the Jaguar Land Rover Showroom in Kingston.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has come out in support of striker Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw, who was recently subjected to racist and misogynistic abuse, as it condemns any form of discrimination.
The Scotiabank Kids Football Championship officially launched in Jamaica on Thursday at the Scotia Centre in Kingston, ushering in a landmark moment as the regional youth tournament makes its debut in the English-speaking Caribbean. But even before the first match kicks off this Saturday, JFF President Michael Ricketts is already looking at the bigger picture—how the tournament could give rise to a comprehensive national grassroots football programme.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has further strengthened its partnership with Wisynco Group Limited through a renewed and expanded sponsorship agreement, joining the list of sponsors supporting the Reggae Boyz on their Road to 2026 qualification campaign. The announcement also reaffirms Wisynco’s ongoing support of the Reggae Girlz as they prepare to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup appearance in 2027.
