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.
Nicholas Pooran is setting the IPL alight with sheer power—and he’s doing it without even trying to hit sixes.
The Lucknow Super Giants star smashed a jaw-dropping 70 off just 26 balls against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Thursday, sending six deliveries soaring over the boundary rope. That brought his tally to a remarkable 13 sixes in just two innings in IPL 2025. But for Pooran, it’s not about brute strength or planning the big shots—just clean timing.
West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach will return to Surrey County Cricket Club for the opening four matches of the Rothesay County Championship, marking his fifth consecutive season with the defending champions.
Dora Henry, President of the St Lucia Athletics Association (SLAA), has successfully completed the highly regarded Women Lead Sports Master Online Programme, an intensive, globally recognized initiative designed to elevate women in sports leadership. The programme, which ran from March 5–26, 2025, is an initiative of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) and is supported by World Athletics, which selected Henry as one of its nominees.
Hydel High's Abigail Campbell produced a strong performance to successfully defend her Class One 400m title on day three of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships.
Kingston College got a crucial 16 points in the Class One Boys 400m final on day three of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships at the National Stadium on Thursday.
Calabar High were fastest through to the 4x100m finals in all three classes on day three of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships at the National Stadium on Thursday.
Holmwood Technical’s Class Four relay team was the only casualty among the medal contenders in the Girls’ 4x100m relays, as all other top prospects safely secured their spots in the final on day three of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Thursday.
Assinie Wilson sent a strong message to the world on Saturday, March 22, when he opened his 2025 season with a world-leading 48.68 seconds in the men’s 400m hurdles at the Velocity Fest 16 meet at Jamaica College’s Ashenheim Stadium.
It was the kind of performance that turned heads—not just because of the time, but because it came in his first outing of the year. For Coach Gregory Little, however, it was no surprise. According to the man who has helped guide the resurgence of Wilson and training partner Malik James-King, the performance is the result of months of hard work, competitiveness in training, and a carefully designed preseason plan.
