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Forbes hit with three-month ban

Former national netball captain, Simone Forbes, was yesterday slapped with a three-month ban by the disciplinary committee of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO).

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Jamaica's Sunshine Girls shooting for sweep

Jamaica's Sunshine Girls will be seeking to sweep archrivals England in their three-Test Supreme Ventures Sunshine Series, when both square off in today's final game at the National Indoor Sports Centre, starting at 5 p.m.

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Niphal to outlast rivals in Bigga Oaks

Thirteen native-bred three-year-olds fillies have a date with destiny at Caymanas Park today, when they face the starter for the 72nd running of the Bigga Jamaica Oaks over 2000 metres.

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Hill hails Burke's Ivy League feat

Tennis Jamaica president, Aubyn Hill, says he is elated with the achievement of top local tennis player, 18-year-old Brandon Burke, who was recently named Ivy League Rookie of the Year in the United...

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Goodbye, Gerry Alexander

The Test series of 1960-61, between the West Indies and Australia, paraded some of the world's best cricketers, they included Franz Copeland Murray 'Gerry' Alexander.

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Wins for Edwin Allen, Vere

FRZANKLIN FIELD, Pennsylvania:EDWIN ALLEN High and Vere Technical warmed the hearts of thousands of Jamaicans on a chilly afternoon at the 117th Penn Relays with a win each yesterday.

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St George's College seeking redemption

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, USA:It's impossible for Jamaicans to imagine any track meet featuring high school athletes bigger than the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association's (ISSA) Boys and Girls' Championships.