Jamaica Gleaner Sport published: Thursday | March 24, 2005
Waterhouse in charge
WATERHOUSE WILL go into the second-leg of the Red Stripe Champions' Cup with a 1-0 lead after beating Boys' Town in the first game of a two-way tie at Collie Smith Drive yesterday.
CALABAR PARTLY avenged their Champs loss to Kingston College (KC) with a thrilling five-run victory in the Jamaica International Insurance Company (JIIC) Knockout cricket final at Melbourne Oval yesterday.
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, CMC: DESPITE HAVING dominated the West Indies in recent series, South Africa will still view the regional side as a threat when the series bowls off on March 31.
BRAVES CHIEFS certainly have seen better days. Apart from Rae Town Raptors, they have the worst record in the National Basketball League with one win and six losses.
THE JAMAICA Football Federation (JFF) has forwarded one more piece of evidence that it considers vital in its appeal against a Caribbean Football Union (CFU)-imposed US$5,000 (J$300,000) fine.
