The Paris 2024 Olympic Games have been an event full of surprises and memorable achievements, with notable performances from caribbean countries such as Saint Lucia, Grenada, and Dominica. Despite their small populations, these countries have shown that size does not limit athletic potential, achieving historic medals that will be etched in Olympic memory.

Saint Lucia, with a population of just 179,857, made history by winning its first-ever gold medal in the 100 meters. Despite not being the favorite in the category, Julien Alfred demonstrated exceptional speed and skill on the track, surpassing the competition’s favorites and bringing home the gold for her country.

Grenada, with a population close to 125,438, also made history at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Lindon Victor won the silver medal in the decathlon, an event that demands exceptional versatility and endurance. With this medal, Victor joins Kirani James, a double Olympic medalist from his country, in the annals of Grenadian sports history.

Dominica, with a population of around 71,810, added its name to the list of Olympic medals with a standout performance in the triple jump. Thea Lafond secured a gold medal, becoming a beacon for sports on the island and showcasing the potential of small nations at the Olympic Games.

The Olympic story has been enriched by these triumphs, celebrating not only individual victories but also the collective effort and determination of three small countries that have proven that heart and skill can overcome any obstacle. As the world celebrates these achievements, Saint Lucia, Grenada, and Dominica have earned a prominent place in the narrative of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.