THE COUNTRY’S BIGGEST SPORTING BODY is also on the lookout for the Super Lotto.
That, and all the other draws under the Barbados Lottery.
Barbados Olympic Association (BOA) secretary general Erskine Simmons has expressed concern over his body’s budgets for a hectic 2014 calendar after witnessing the BOA’s primary source of funding – the Barbados Lottery – record a drop in profit last year.
Simmons made mention of the issue as the country’s Olympic body faces a hefty $1.6 million bill to fund teams to this year’s Commonwealth Games, Youth Olympics and Central American And Caribbean Games.
Fund watch
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