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Dennis May of Jamalco Track Club and meet director of the JAAA/Puma/Jamalco track and field meet.
January 27, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

Jamalco track meet waives registration fees for western schools

The 2026 staging of the JAAA/Puma/Jamalco track and field meet will have special significance, as meet director Dennis May confirmed they have waived the registration fees for schools severely…
Members of the Jamaica four-man bobsled team ahead of action at the North American Cup.
January 26, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

Jamaica Bobsleigh inks apparel partnership with Backcountry and Xpore

The Jamaica Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation, (JBSF) has inked a partnership that will see Jamaican athletes outfitted by Backcountry, one of the leading premium destinations for outdoor gear and…
Racing United’s Nickyle Ellis (left) and Montego Bay United’s Josiah Trimmingham battle for the ball during their Jamaica Premier League match at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Sunday, October 19, 2025.
January 24, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

Racing United seeking striker solution for playoffs push

As Racing United continue their push for a spot in the Wray and Nephew-sponsored Premier League (JPL) playoffs head coach Anthony Patrick hopes they can find a solution for a lack of goals. Racing sit…
Racing United’s Jimoy Jones (left) intercepts a pass aead of Tivoli Gardens’ Dayne Ewen during their Jamaica Premier League football match at the Edward Seaga Stadium yesterday. The game ended 0-0.
January 23, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

Racing’s string of stalemates continues with Tivoli draw

Tivoli Gardens and Racing United played out a scoreless draw yesterday at the Edward Seaga Sports Complex in heavy rain. Neither team could find a way to separate themselves in the Wray and…
Members of the Jamaica four-man bobsled team ahead of action at the North American Cup.
January 23, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

‘Recruit from within’

Chris Stokes, president of the Jamaica Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (JBSF), said Jamaica’s qualification to the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Winter Games was fuelled largely by developing a pool…
Jamaica’s entrant to the mono-bob competition at this year’s Winter Olympics, Mica Moore gets ready for a run.
January 21, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

CLOSER TO HISTORY

With an overarching plan of a podium finish by the 2034 Winter Olympic Games, Chris Stokes, president of the Jamaica Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation, (JBSF) said qualification to the 2026 Milano…
Chad Wright, 2025 Weightlifting Athlete of the Year (right), collects his award at the RJRGLEANER National Sports Award at TVJ Studios on Sunday from George Campbell, General Manager, Coldfield Manufacturing/Pure Country.
January 21, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

Wright prepares for unusual double at Commonwealth Games

Following an eventful 2025 season, Jamaican Olympian Chad Wright has already started preparations to break into new territory this year, aiming to compete in both the discus throw and weightlifting…
High jumper Raymond Richards (left) is presented with an award during the RJRGLEANER Communications Group National Sports Awards from Head of TV Business Ransford Ricketts at the TVJ Studios on Saturday.
January 20, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

‘Not a one-hit wonder’

Jamaican high jumper and World Indoors bronze medallist Raymond Richards said last season’s campaign has proven he is not a “one-hit wonder” and is aiming to build on the progress that he made last…
Oblique Seville receives the RJRGLEANER Sportsman of the Year award from Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, during the RJRGLEANER National Sports Award on Saturday at the TVJ Studios.
January 19, 2026 by Gregory Bryce

‘Your background is not a barrier’

The RJRGLEANER National Sportsman of the Year, Oblique Seville, believes the year 2025 should be used by others as an example of why it is important to keep working at your goals, despite whatever…