Jamaica’s U-15 Boys narrowly missed out on top spot in the U15 Boys’ Teams category at the ongoing Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Regional Youth Championships in Barbados.
Antigua and Barbuda Men U19 team emerged victorious in the LICB Men U19 Tournament 2025 final, defeating hosts St Kitts by 33 runs at Warner Park Cricket Stadium on Sunday, April 20th.
Jamaica’s team manager Georgia Sinclair is already riding the wave of pride as the national swim team edges closer to rewriting history at the Carifta Aquatics Championships, currently underway at the National Aquatic Centre in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Jamaican football community is draped in sorrow following the tragic and untimely death of former Portmore United striker Cleon Pryce, who passed away in a car accident on Tuesday—just a day after celebrating his 31st birthday.
Starting next season, Saint Lucian sprint hurdler Khailan Vitalis will be competing for the Clemson University on the NCAA Division 1 circuit.
With her arms flashing and a pleasing look on her face, Cindy Rose crossed the finish line in the girls' Under-20 1500m final at the just-concluded Carifta Games not just as a champion, but as an athlete ready to embrace the next chapter of her journey.
Jamaican Olympic 100m silver medallist Kishane Thompson and reigning Olympic 100m hurdles champion Masai Russell headline a stacked group of athletes confirmed for the seventh staging of the Racers Grand Prix on Saturday, June 7 at the National Stadium in Kingston.
While Jamaica once again stamped its authority at the Carifta Games with a commanding finish atop the medal table, the 52nd edition of the championships also served as a celebration of progress and promise for several Caribbean nations — most notably The Bahamas and Trinidad and Tobago, who delivered standout performances of their own.
Despite the heartbreak of missing out on qualification for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews and spinners Afy Fletcher and Karishma Ramharack have found personal consolation in significant moves up the ICC ODI rankings.
Arnett Gardens reignited their charge for a second-place finish in the Jamaica Premier League with a spirited 3-1 victory over already relegated Vere United at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex on Monday night.
