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CENTRO CARIBE SPORTS Y BORNAN SPORTS TECHNOLOGY FIRMAN ACUERDO PARA LLEVAR TECNOLOGÍA DE PUNTA A EVENTOS DEPORTIVOS
La organización deportiva que aglutina a Centroamérica y el Caribe apuesta por tecnología de punta aplicada al deporte.
Centro Caribe Sports, el órgano de gobierno deportivo de Centro América y el Caribe y la multinacional, Bornan Sports Technology firmaron un acuerdo de colaboración plurianual para llevar tecnología de punta a los eventos deportivos que organiza CCS.
El objetivo del acuerdo es llevar a la región los últimos adelantos en el área de tecnología de la información aplicada al deporte y brindar soluciones integrales en el desarrollo de grandes eventos deportivos, desde su organización, gestión y producción, hasta su retransmisión de resultados y televión en tiempo real.
Bornan Sports Technology, con sede en Suiza, es una empresa de vanguardia en el segmento de tecnología aplicada al deporte y transformación digital. Ambas entidades unen esfuerzos para brindar máxima exposición al desempeño de los atletas durante los próximos eventos de Centro Caribe Sports, sobre todo los Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe.
Eva María Córdoba, CEO y fundadora de Bornan Sports Technology, ha destacado que “la firma de este acuerdo implica la unión de una empresa y su equipo, con más de 20 años de experiencia trabajando para eventos deportivos de clase mundial, y la experiencia en gestión deportiva de la dirigencia de Centro Caribe Sports, con un fin común, el de alzar a un nivel de excelencia los eventos de tan prestigiosa organización como el que merece la región, sus atletas, fanáticos y dirigentes deportivos.”
Mientras que Luis Mejía Oviedo, Presidente de Centro Caribe Sports y miembro del Comité Olímpico Internacional dijo que “este acuerdo va en línea con la promesa que hemos hecho de modernizar a nuestra organización a los niveles que requieren los tiempos, para poder brindar el mejor servicio tecnológico posible en cada uno de nuestros eventos.”
Con este acuerdo, entre otros aspectos, Bornan ST será la empresa encargada de las próximas ediciones de los Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe, Centroamericanos y del Caribe de Playa, incluyendo los proyectos de cronometraje, anotación, gráficos de televisión, aplicaciones móviles, plataformas de difusión de resultados en tiempo real, sistemas de gestión de eventos, entre otros componentes claves para la gestión de resultados de los eventos multideportivos.
Sobre los desafíos y expectativas sobre el convenio Ariel Valdés, Director de Operaciones de Bornan ST refirió: “Es un proyecto ilusionante en el que Bornan ST puede aportar los más altos niveles de calidad y experiencia. Es una nueva manera en la forma de presentar los resultados de los eventos deportivos y el esfuerzo de los atletas del área, para hacerles brillar en los eventos. Un gran desafío para Bornan ST será atraer la atención de los jóvenes de la región sobre el deporte y la participación de sus ídolos en las justas deportivas, pero junto con los miembros de Centro Caribe Sports lo lograremos.”
Bornan ST, llega a este proyecto con las credenciales de haber sido la empresa designada para entregar la tecnología de resultados en los pasados Juegos Mundiales de Playa, de la Asociación de Comités Olímpicos Nacionales (ANOC) Qatar 2019, los primeros Juegos Africanos de Playa, Sal 2019, los Juegos Mediterráneos Tarragona 2018.
Centro Caribe Sports, tendrá los I Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe de Playa en Santa Marta, Colombia en el 2022, los XXIV Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe, San Salvador, El Salvador en 2023 y para los XXV Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe de 2026, a Santo Domingo, República Dominicana, como única sede postulante.
La organización deportiva también hizo el lanzamiento de un nuevo proyecto de juegos regionales, dedicados a los atletas de categorías juveniles.
PHOTO: Felipe Vicini member of the Centro Caribe Sports Marketing Commission, Luis Mejia President of the Centro Caribe Sports, Roberto García and Ariel Valdés, both representatives of Bornan ST, during the signing of the alliance
CENTRO CARIBE SPORTS AND BORNAN SPORTS TECHNOLOGY SIGN AN AGREEMENT TO DELIVER LEADING TECHNOLOGY TO THE REGIONS SPORTS EVENTS
The sports organization that brings together Central America and the Caribbean is committed to applying cutting-edge technology to sports.
Centro Caribe Sports, the sports governing body of Central America and the Caribbean and the multinational, Bornan Sports Technology signed a multi-year collaboration agreement to deliver cutting-edge technology to the sporting events organized by CCS.
The objective of the agreement is to bring to the region the latest advances in the area of sports information technology and provide comprehensive solutions for the delivery of major sporting events, from their organization, management and production, to the broadcasting of results and television images, in real time.
Bornan Sports Technology, based in Switzerland, is a leading company in the sports technology and digital transformation market. The parties have joined forces to provide maximum exposure of the performances of the athletes during the next Centro Caribe Sports events, especially the Central American and Caribbean Games.
Eva Maria Cordoba, CEO and founder of Bornan Sports Technology, highlighted that “The signing of this agreement implies the union of a company and its team, with more than 20 years of experience working on world-class sporting events, with the experience in sports management of the leadership of Centro Caribe Sports. We share a common goal, to raise to a level of excellence the events of such a prestigious organization which is what the athletes, fans and sports leaders of the region fully deserve.”
While Luis Mejía Oviedo, President of Centro Caribe Sports and member of the International Olympic Committee said that “This agreement is in line with the promise we have made to modernize our organization to the levels required by the times, in order to provide the best technology service possible at each of our events.”
With this agreement, among other aspects, Bornan ST will be the company in charge of the next editions of the Central American and Caribbean games, Central American and Caribbean Beach Games, including timing projects, annotation, television graphics, mobile applications, video platforms, dissemination of results in real time, event management systems, amongst other key components necessary for managing these multisport events.
Regarding the challenges and expectations of the agreement, Ariel Valdés, Bornan ST’s Director of Operations said: “It is an exciting project in which Bornan ST will deliver the highest level of quality and experience. It is a new way of presenting the performances of the regional athletes and the results they achieved at the sporting events with the aim to allow them to shine brighter. A great challenge for Bornan ST will be to attract the attention of young people in the region to sport and the participation of their idols in sports events, but together with the members of Centro Caribe Sport we will achieve it. ”
Bornan ST, comes to this project with the credentials of having been the designated company to deliver the results technology at the past World Beach Games, of the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) Qatar 2019, the first African Beach Games, Sal 2019 and the Mediterranean Games Tarragona 2018.
Centro Caribe Sports, will have the I Central American and Caribbean Beach Games in Santa Marta, Colombia in 2022, the XXIV Central American and Caribbean Games, San Salvador, El Salvador in 2023 and the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games in 2026, to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, as the sole applicant venue.
The sports organization also launched a new regional games project, dedicated to youth-level athletes.
XIX CANOC General Assembly 2021

The XIX CANOC General Assembly under the theme ‘Transformative Modernization‘ is being held in a hybrid format (in-person and virtually) for the first time in history. The two-day Assembly and Workshop gathers the 26 National Olympic Committees, Commonwealth Games Associations and governing bodies of National Sports Organizations of the Caribbean in Castries, St. Lucia.
Translations for the sessions will be available in French and Spanish.
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Vincentian appointed to FINA list
Vincentian, Dr. Simone France, has achieved the distinction of being the first national to be appointed a FINA International Technical Official.
Dr. France’s appointment runs for the period 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2024.
The local swimming fraternity has been excited by this achievement and notes that it augurs well for the organization as it reflects its growing recognition in the international swimming arena.
The St. Vincent and the Grenadines sports family, led by the National Olympic Committee, have congratulated Dr. France and the local Swimming Association on her appointment and commended the leadership for facilitating the extensive work that has paved the path for this historic achievement.
Dr. France joins an ever-increasing list of Vincentians who have been elevated to serve on international sports federations over the years.
Innovador 1er Seminario de Administración Deportiva; 2291 personas se inscribieron.
VENEZUELA. – A las seis de la tarde (18:00 hora VEN – DOM) de este lunes, se cerró oficialmente el proceso de inscripción, para el I Seminario de Administración Deportiva, organizado por la Comisión de Educación de la Organización Deportiva Centroamericana y del Caribe (ODECABE), actividad avalada por la junta directiva de la organización y su presidente Luis Mejía Oviedo.
Este Seminario abrió sus inscripciones el pasado 5 del presente mes, teniendo como meta principal llegar a los 1000 participantes, objetivo que se cumplió en menos de tres días, lo cual llevó a la directiva de la organización a aumentar la cantidad hasta 1,500 personas, cifra que también quedó corta ante la demanda de registros.
Debido a la cantidad de solicitudes, se permitió las inscripciones hasta el final de la tarde del día de este lunes, dejando cifras finales de 2291 participantes, 2050 de Centro América y el Caribe y, 241 de otros países.
Luis Mejía Oviedo, Presidente de la ODECABE al momento de conocer el éxito en cuanto a la cantidad de participantes inscritos, expresó a través de su red social en Instagram (@luismejia_): “Con entera satisfacción para nuestra ODECABE, cerramos las inscripciones del 1er Seminario de Administración Deportiva, con récord de 2291 inscritos, de 56 países. Honrados estamos por esta aceptación. Hurra”, exclamó.
Por su parte, el Secretario General de la ODECABE y Director de la Comisión de Educación, Eduardo Álvarez Camacho, señaló “Nos pusimos un objetivo pero ante tantas solicitudes, decidimos junto al presidente, permitir que se continúen inscribiendo, lo que terminó siendo un éxito de participación”.
A continuación detallamos, los 56 países que estarán participando, 37 de Centro América y 19 de otras partes del mundo.

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The Journey from COVID to COMPETITION Return to Play
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Panama.- The Executive Board of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization (CACSO), reported that the city of Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magdalena in Colombia, will host the First Central American and Caribbean Beach Games in 2022.

CACSO President, Luis Mejia conveyed his support of School Handball

SANTO DOMINGO. – The president of the Central American and Caribbean Sports Organization (CACSO), Mr. Luis Mejia Oviedo, expressed his support for school handball.
These statements were made this Saturday, February 1, during a visit of the Executive Committee of the North America and Caribbean Handball Confederation (NACHC) to the president of CACSO in the Dominican capital city.
This is one of the projects that the International Federation of this sport wishes to develop and Mr. Mejia as president of CACSO wishes to be an ally for the NACHC countries.
Mario Garcia de la Torre, president of NACHC, expressed thanks on behalf of the Executive Committee of this regional sports body, for the support expressed by the president of CACSO, Dominican Olympic Committee and member of the International Olympic Committee, for the development of school handball.
Garcia expressed: “We want you to be our voice in the Olympic movement,” he said.
“We will meet to draw up the plans to execute in relation to school handball, because we understand that this is the future of our sport and our athletes,” said the president of NORCA.
Miguel Rivera, president of the Dominican Handball Federation and Secretary General of NACHC, said: “School handball is more important for the Confederation than the national teams, because it guarantees a progressive development and growth for member countries,” he concluded.
The meeting was led by the president of CACSO and NACHC, Luis Mejia Oviedo, Dominican Republic and Mario Garcia de la Torre, from Mexico as well as the president of Creating Olympic Dreams (CRESO) businessman Felipe Vicini.
Among those present were the members of the NORCA Executive Committee, Vice President, Néstor Milete Echevarria, Secretary General, Miguel Rivera, Treasurer Felix Wilson, Carline Choute, President of the Women’s Commission; Cliff Williams, President of the Beach Handball Commission; and Llewlyn Harper, President of the Medical Commission as well as Franklyn Guevara, President of the Methods Commission; Kurt Lauritsen, Chairman of the Competitions Commission; and Francois Lebeau, President of the Game Rules and Referees Commission.
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