Sports

Cricket, rugby, and association football are the most popular sports among men, while netball is the most popular sport among women. Basketball, volleyball, and tennis are also popular sports. The clarity and calm of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines' offshore leeward waters have enticed countless yachtsmen, sailors, surfers, and scuba divers to the islands. Vincentians prefer land-based sports, particularly cricket. The Arnos Vale Sports Complex in Kingstown has grown in popularity as a one-day international cricket venue. Vincentians have represented the West Indies in international cricket tournaments and have played professionally in England over the years.

The NLA Premier League is the country's premier football league, and it provides the majority of players for the national (association) football team. Ezra Hendrickson, a former national team captain who played for several Major League Soccer clubs in the United States and is now the head coach of the Chicago Fire FC, is a notable Vincentian footballer.

The country competes in the Caribbean Basketball Championship on a regular basis, with both a men's and a women's team. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has a national rugby union team that is ranked 84th in the world. Track and field are two other notable sports played at the regional level. Natasha Mayers won gold in the 100m at the Commonwealth Games in 2010. Kineke Alexander took bronze in the women's [400m] at the Pan American Games in 2015. Eswort Coombs won bronze in the 400m at the Pan American Games in 1995.