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Robert 'Bobby' Fray

  • PBCJ AV Library
  • Mar 12
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 30

Iconic Sports Commentator of Jamaica

Robert 'Bobby' Fray is a renowned sports commentator whose voice became synonymous with sporting events in Jamaica. A graduate of the University of the West Indies, Bobby began his broadcasting career at the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation (JBC), where he distinguished himself with his insightful analysis and infectious enthusiasm for sports.


Headshot of a smiling Bobby Fray.
Robert 'Bobby' Fray. Photo by: Unknown

His extensive knowledge spans various sporting disciplines, including cricket, football, and athletics, which made him a versatile and respected figure in Jamaican media. Over the years, he covered local, regional, and international events, bringing the excitement of the games to audiences and enhancing the viewing experience with his engaging commentary.

 

Bobby's dedication to sports journalism is reflected in his commitment to highlighting the achievements of Jamaican athletes, including Olympians and national team representatives. His ability to connect with fans and provide context to the action made him a beloved personality in the realm of sports broadcasting. Additionally, Bobby has contributed to the development of sports commentary in Jamaica by mentoring young broadcasters and advocating for greater recognition of the country’s sporting talents.

 

Throughout his career, Bobby Fray played a crucial role in popularizing sports commentary in Jamaica, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire future generations of sports media professionals.

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