Jamaica Under-19 rugby team went down 12-8 to Mexico in its second game of the North America West Indies Rugby Association’s Under 19 Rugby Championships at the Garrison Savannah in Barbados yesterday.
Seven Under 21 players have been named to Jamaica’s senior netball squad for the Americas Federation of Netball Associations’ Caribbean Championships in St. Vincent and the Grenadines from July 18 to 26.
Premier West Indies players Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Jerome Taylor have retained Top-10 spots in the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) One Day International rankings.
Jamaican jockey Winston Thompson stayed in the hunt for his fifth Suffolk Downs jockeys\' title with two wins at the weekend in East Boston, Massachusetts.
11 year old Ivah Wilmot of Bull Bay in St. Andrew and 17 year old Shane Simmonds of Boston Bay in Portland won the opening event of the Jamaica Surfing Association’s 2008 National Junior Championship series at the weekend.
Kennar Lewis, smashed 106 and John Ross-Campbell, hit an unbeaten 100, as Jamaica took first innings points in a drawn encounter against Trinidad and Tobago in their first round TCL Group Under-19 match yesterday.
West Indies captain Chris Gayle said there is a rift between himself and the regional selection panel over policy for the Digicel One-Day International series.
Defending champions Jamaica are among six teams from the region, which will participate in the North America West Indies Rugby Association Under-19 Championships in Barbados.
West Indies captain Chris Gayle said there is a rift between himself and the regional selection panel over policy for the Digicel One-Day International series.
Defending champions Jamaica are among six teams from the region, which will participate in the North America West Indies Rugby Association Under-19 Championships in Barbados.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has ruled that the forfeited Test between Pakistan and England in 2006 would be changed from an English win to a draw.
Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz are currently ranked at Number 94 in the world on the latest list released by the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) today.
Granville Jaguars last night surged to the top of the table after defeating Hoopers in the Western Basketball Association’s Lucozade Sport Men’s Championship at the Montego Bay Cricket Club.
Simone Facey of Texas A&M is the only surprise in Jamaica’s 51-member track and field squad named by the Jamaica Amateur Athletics Association (JAAA) yesterday for the Olympic Games in Beijing, China next month.
