Reggae Girlz head coach Hubert Busby insists that the focus remain on progress over perfection, with each game serving as a stepping stone towards World Cup qualification.
Calabar High School’s Junior Gallimore was the fastest in the semi-finals of the Class One Boys 200m on day four of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships at the National Stadium in Kingston on Friday.
Clemson University’s track and field program continues to shine on the national stage, and the accolades are following. Director of Track and Field Mark Elliott has been named the ACC Women’s Indoor Coach of the Year, while standout newcomer Aniyah Kitt has been recognized as the ACC Women’s Indoor Freshman of the Year, the conference office announced on Friday.
Grand Slam Track™, the global home of professional track competition launched by four-time Olympic Champion Michael Johnson, has today announced a plethora of global broadcast deals that will bring the league’s inaugural season to fans in 189 countries and territories worldwide.
Fresh off securing his fifth RJR Sportsman of the Year Award for Motorsports, Jamaican rallycross sensation Fraser McConnell is set to make a highly anticipated return to the prestigious RallyX Euro League for the 2025 season, which kicks off this weekend, March 29–30 in Portugal.
After a successful stint at the University of Texas, Jamaican sprinter Dejeana Oakley surprised many by entering the transfer portal last year. But since moving to the University of Georgia, Oakley says she’s finally found the environment and training program that fits her sprint-based style—and the results speak for themselves.
Reports are emerging that current leaders at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships, Kingston College, may be penalized for exceeding their quota limit in Class One at the ongoing championships.
Grand Slam Track™, the global home of professional track competition launched by four-time Olympic Champion Michael Johnson, announced Rekortan® as its Official Track Partner for the inaugural 2025 season on Friday.
Representatives from Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago played a key role in discussions at the recent Concacaf Pro License Exchange, as regional football stakeholders strategized on the future of elite coaching education and the implementation of Pro License programmes.
Former Trinidad and Tobago defender Brent Sancho is pleased with the progress the Soca Warriors have made under head coach Dwight Yorke but believes that if the team is to truly compete against Concacaf’s elite and push for World Cup qualification, more stability is needed in midfield and defence.
