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PRESIDENT OF the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA), Garth Gayle, is imploring Jamaican track and field athletes who have ended the competitive aspect of their careers to take up other areas within the sport that can prove fruitful...
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El Sunzal, El Slavador: JAMAICA’S LONE female surfer Imani Wilmot was the first to be eliminated from the International Surfing Association (ISA) World Surfing Games after failing to catch a wave in round one of the women’s repechage over at El...
MOUNT PLEASANT coach Theodore Whitmore said keeping the Arnett Gardens fans quiet will be crucial if they are to win the second leg of their Jamaica Premier League (JPL) semifinal today at Sabina Park at 5 p.m. and advance to their first-ever...
ARNETT GARDENS’ quest to return to the summit of Jamaican football has been about their brotherhood, something that captain Fabian Reid is banking on, especially after their three-week bye included a team-building trip that has been very beneficial...
JAMAICA WILL begin their quest for a historic appearance in the Hockey 5s World Cup today when they open their Pan American Cup campaign at the Mona Hockey Field. The Jamaican women will open against Trinidad and Tobago at 5 p.m. while the men will...
NATIONAL DEFENDER Amari’i Bell says he is treasuring his promotion to the English top flight, especially because his career is at a stage where chances were becoming few and far between. Bell helped Luton Town defeat Coventry 6-5 on penalties on...
DESPITE JAMAICA’S disappointing performance at the recently concluded Pan American Championships in Colombia, the country still has reasons to smile. Michael Reid has become the second Jamaican gymnast behind teammate Caleb Faulk to have their...
ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC): WEST INDIES Women will be chasing crucial points towards World Cup qualification when they face Ireland Women in three One-day Internationals as part of a white-ball home series from June 26 to July 9 in St Lucia. Cricket...
PHILIP PARCHMENT’s knack of handing champion owner Carlton Watson his first winners in major races continued yesterday when he rallied 6-1 chance MAMMA MIA to outbattle stablemate and 1-5 favourite, THALITA, also owned by Watson, to land the 1000...
SHARJAH (CMC): WEST INDIES captain Shai Hope said he was ready for the dawn of another era for his side yesterday when they face the hosts United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the first One-day International (ODI) in their series of three. The 29-year-old...
THE JAMAICA Football Federation (JFF) has rekindled ties with furniture and appliance giants, Courts Jamaica Limited, who came back on board with over $2 million worth of sponsorship on Friday. JFF President Michael Ricketts said it was good to...
SYLHET, Bangladesh (CMC): WEST INDIES A captain Joshua Da Silva hailed his side for playing to their true potential in their series of three ‘Tests’ against Bangladesh A. The Caribbean side won the series 1-0 after the final Test ended in a draw on...
THERE IS a big difference between the word of the law and the spirit of the law, as there is in the rules of sport and the spirit of sport. That sport was perceived to be governed by etiquette rather than the rules would have led to the phrase “it’...
Unfazed that she is competing in her first season as a professional, Jamaica’s quarter-miler Charokee Young showed her class to stop a class field in the women’s 400 metres at the Racers’ Grand Prix this evening at the National Stadium. Young,...
Jamaica’s ace long jumper and 2019 World Championships winner Tajay Gayle returned to his impressive best as he won the men’s long jump after cutting the sand at 8.02 metres in his third attempt at the Racers’ Grand Prix tonight at the National...
United States of America’s Noah Lyles produced a scintillating performance to bring the curtains down on the Racers’ Grand Prix at the National Stadium tonight. Lyles sped to a superb meet record of 19.67 after being chased by Great Britain’s...
