Belize is making strides toward its Olympic debut, with ambitions to qualify for the Games by 2032. The Belize Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association is supporting this vision by funding the training of six elite athletes, three of whom are based in the United States and have secured Division One university scholarships. These athletes shared their aspirations and the pivotal moments in their careers. Brandon Adolphus, a track and field athlete, highlighted his contribution to winning three conference titles at the Division One level and his focus on qualifying for the PanAm Games and improving his Olympic prospects. Davia Richardson, a swimmer, emphasized her goal of winning medals at future championships and how the scholarship will aid her in attending meets and enhancing her training. Brooklyn Lyttle, another track and field athlete, recounted her peak performance at the New Balance Nationals and her aim to consistently place in the top three at future events. These athletes represent Belize’s growing presence on the international sports stage and its commitment to achieving Olympic success.