Romelda Aiken-George
JamaicaathleteFemaleb. 19877.4Global Dominance: 0.00%Romelda Aiken-George is a renowned Jamaican netball player celebrated for her exceptional career in the Suncorp Super Netball League. Standing at six feet five inches, she made a significant impact in Australian netball after moving from Jamaica in 2008. Throughout her career, Aiken-George has played for the Queensland Firebirds, New South Wales Swifts, and Adelaide Thunderbirds, accumulating a record 245 appearances and winning four premiership titles. She has also been instrumental in the success of the Jamaican national team, earning over 70 Test caps and helping secure multiple medals in international competitions. Aiken-George announced her retirement ahead of the 2024 Grand Final, reflecting on a career that has inspired many, particularly fellow Jamaican players.
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Romelda Aiken-George kept Jamaica in contention, scoring 18 of the Sunshine Girls’ 25 first-half goals.
Back-to-back silver glory | SportsJamaica· 2026-08-03
Romelda Aiken-George led the Jamaican attack with 29 goals in the semifinal against Australia.
ON THE BRINK OF HISTORY - Sunshine Girls provide Emancipation Day gift with trip back to Commonwealth Games final | SportsJamaica· 2026-08-02
Romelda Aiken-George led the Jamaican attack with 29 goals in the semifinal against Australia.
ON THE BRINK OF HISTORY | SportsJamaica· 2026-08-02Romelda Aiken-George anchored the Sunshine Girls at goal shoot during the Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Games: Silver Ferns to play Jamaica in gold medal match after Australia knocked out
New Zealand· 2026-08-01
The Sunshine Girls will once again rely on the shooting combination of Romelda Aiken-George, Shanice Beckford and Rhea Dixon.
Sunshine Girls, Australia in massive semifinal showdown | SportsJamaica· 2026-08-01
Romelda Aiken-George was rested for the contest against Scotland.
Unforced errors a worry for Sunshine Girls | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-30
Jamaica will look to the ever-reliable Romelda Aiken-George, who has scored 98 goals across the three games played.
Banana peel awaits either Scotland or Sunshine Girls | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-29
Romelda Aiken-George led the Sunshine Girls with an outstanding 39 goals from 42 attempts in their match against Uganda.
Rough win for Sunshine Girls | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-28Romelda Aiken-George led the scoring for Jamaica with 34 points.
Silver Ferns block out Sunshine | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-27
Romelda Aiken-George led the Sunshine Girls with 27 goals in their opening match against Trinidad and Tobago.
Great start, big test - Sunshine Girls to face mighty Silver Ferns in early Commonwealth blockbuster | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-26Romelda Aiken-George is a veteran goal shooter who led the Sunshine Girls with 27 goals in their opening match.
Great start, big test | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-26Dehaney mentioned that Jamaica has a strong chance of challenging for another medal with Romelda Aiken-George as the main shooter.
The vibes are good, says Dehaney | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-17
Netball Jamaica revealed a 12-member squad with highly experienced players such as Romelda Aiken-George.
Sunshine Girls locked and loaded - Netball Jamaica announces strengthened squad for Commonwealth Games | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-08
Romelda Aiken-George scored her 10,000th national league career goal during the match.
Melbourne Vixens snare a spot in the grand final of 2026 after defeating the West Coast Fever from Perth
Australia· 2026-06-27
It is understood that captain Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard, along with Romelda Aiken-George, Shimona Nelson-Jok, and Latanya Wilson have all withdrawn from the squad.
Netball Jamaica decision on Horizon Series to come this week | SportsJamaica· 2025-11-13
Romelda Aiken-George is one of the top players who has made herself unavailable for the series.
Sunshine Girls-Roses clash in jeopardy | SportsJamaica· 2025-11-08
Romelda Aiken-George has announced her retirement ahead of the Suncorp Super Netball League Grand Final.
NETBALL LEGEND AIKEN-GEORGE CALLS TIME | SportsJamaica· 2025-07-31
