Dominica News Online

What is Dominica News Online?

Dominica News Online is an online news site. Its footer reads: “Copyright © 2007-2026 Dominica News Online, Duravision Inc • Roseau, Dominica • All rights reserved.”^[1] That footer is the only ownership statement retrieved; no company register entry for Duravision Inc was read, and no about page on the site was found.

Sport is published under a sports category on a path of the main domain, dominicanewsonline.com.^[2]

What does Dominica News Online cover?

Current sports items. As read on 26 September 2026, the sports category's first page carried items dated 31 August to 25 September 2026. They included “Falcons soar to 2026 DABA Premier Division Championship” (1 September), “DAA to host second road race of 2026 in Grand Bay” (23 September), “DCA Intermediate League continues with five matches this weekend” (24 September) and “Dominica held goalless by Cayman Islands in Nations League Opener” (25 September). It also carried items on athletics scholarships, a youth basketball camp and the Dominica Football Association's squad for the Concacaf Nations League.^[2]

Athletics. Its report of 11 August 2026 states that the Dominica Athletic Association Inc. was celebrating the island's first medal at the 2026 World Athletics U20 Championships, held from 4 to 9 August in Eugene, Oregon: a bronze for Addison James in the javelin throw. It reports that Kerelle Etienne reached the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.^[3]

Cricket. Its report of 19 August 2026 opens: “Dominica's young wicket-keeper and batter Kaela George has earned a place among 22 emerging female cricketers from across the Caribbean selected for a Cricket West Indies (CWI) High-Performance Camp.” It states that the two-week camp began in Antigua on 17 August, and it carries a statement from the Dominica Cricket Association.^[4]

Sports policy. On 19 July 2024 it reported the formation of a Sports Council chaired by Billy Doctrove, head of the Dominica Olympic Committee, and quoted Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit on redrafting what he called outdated sports legislation, and Mr Doctrove on the council's advisory role.^[1]

School sport. On 29 June 2011 it published the Sports Division's schedule for the close of the schools championships, covering primary school cricket, netball, football and table tennis and the 19th Schools Sports Awards.^[5]

Broadcasting. On 2 November 2021 it reported the 50th anniversary of the Dominica Broadcasting Corporation's DBS Radio.^[6]

How large is Dominica News Online's audience?

No television-audience currency, radio audience survey, readership survey or web audit covering Dominica was found, and no press-freedom index country page for Dominica could be retrieved from Reporters Without Borders. No audited traffic figure for dominicanewsonline.com was retrieved, and traffic estimators are not audited measurement, so none is given.

What can be reported is the range and currency of its sports output: its sports category carried items dated 31 August to 25 September 2026 across basketball, football, cricket and athletics.^[2]

Since when has Dominica News Online existed?

The site's footer dates its copyright from 2007.^[1] Its dated archive includes a sports schedule of 29 June 2011.^[5] No other founding date was retrieved, and the 2007 date is the site's own.

Why does Dominica News Online matter in Dominica's sport?

Dominica News Online reports the domestic competitions of Dominica's national bodies, among them the basketball association's Premier Division, the Dominica Cricket Association's Intermediate League and the national football team's Concacaf Nations League match, in reports dated through September 2026.^[2] It carries the national bodies' own statements on results and selections: the Dominica Athletic Association's on the first world U20 medal in August 2026, and the Dominica Cricket Association's on a Cricket West Indies camp selection the same month.^[3][4]

It reported the formation of the Sports Council in 2024, with the Prime Minister's quoted statement that the council would work with a drafter on new sports legislation.^[1] Its 2011 report documents the Sports Division's schools championships by sport and venue.^[5]

No monitoring body's assessment of Dominica News Online was retrieved.