The SKNFA Easter Football Camp officially got underway on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at the National Bank Group of Companies Technical Center in St. Peters. The camp welcomed both boys and girls, with the boys' group comprising participants born in 2010 and later, while the girls' group includes those born in 2011 and later.
The Professional Fighters League has officially announced its stacked main card for PFL World Tournament 5: Semifinals, and all eyes are on Jason "The Ass-Kicking Machine" Jackson, who is set to face undefeated rising star Thad Jean in what promises to be a welterweight war.
A West Indies left-hander dominating T20 cricket while striking sixes at will? You’d be forgiven for thinking we’ve been here before. But Nicholas Pooran, the 29-year-old Trinidadian stroke-maker, is carving out a legacy all his own—one that might soon rival, and perhaps even surpass, the legendary exploits of Chris Gayle.
Leeward Islands Hurricanes made the most of day one in their day/night West Indies Championship clash against the Barbados Pride as they closed on a strong 270-5 to signal their intent in the seventh round clash at Warner Park on Wednesday.
Captain Teddy Bishop stood tall for the West Indies Academy as he guided his team into a commanding position against a faltering Windward Islands Volcanoes outfit on the opening day of their seventh-round West Indies Championship encounter at Coolidge Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
With a long-standing title drought on the line, Trinidad and Tobago Red Force walked into Queen’s Park Oval on Wednesday with high hopes, but the opening day of their decisive seventh-round West Indies Championship clash against Guyana Harpy Eagles quickly turned into a test of character.
Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) seized control of their final-round West Indies Championship clash against the Jamaica Scorpions on Wednesday, closing Day 1 at the Coolidge Cricket Ground on 174-4 in reply to the Scorpions' meagre first-innings total of 133.
When Julien Alfred lined up against world 200m champion Shericka Jackson at the Miramar Invitational last Saturday, it wasn’t just a test of fitness — it was a test of composure, confidence, and execution. Alfred passed with flying colours, clocking 36.05 seconds in the 300m to beat Jackson (36.13) and open her 2025 outdoor campaign with a commanding performance. But her biggest takeaway from the win?
Shimron Hetmyer’s spirited half-century was not enough to rescue Rajasthan Royals from a crushing 58-run defeat at the hands of Sherfane Rutherford’s Gujarat Titans in a lopsided Indian Premier League (IPL) showdown in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.
It wasn’t the way she imagined opening her 2025 season.
Jamaican long jumper Ackelia Smith, newly minted pro and NCAA standout, found herself lining up in the unfamiliar role of lead-off leg in a women’s 4x400m relay at the Texas Relays — a move she still hasn’t quite forgiven her coach Eldrick Floreal for.
