Salwa Eid Naser delivered a jaw-dropping performance in Kingston on Saturday night, storming to a world-leading 48.67 to win the women’s long sprint at the Grand Slam Track Series (GST) and reassert herself as a dominant force ahead of this year's World Championships in Tokyo, Japan.
Matthew Hudson-Smith, Kenny Bednarek, Diribe Welteji, and Gabby Thomas became the first set of athletes to walk away with USD$100,000 each after topping their respective event groups at the inaugural Grand Slam Track Series (GST) held at the National Stadium in Kingston on Saturday night.
Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz endured a tough return to international action as they turned in a sub-par performance that saw them soundly beaten 3-0 by Mexico in their opening friendly at CPKC Stadium on Saturday.
AIC (Barbados) Limited has secured a significant legal victory over VertiCast Media Group Limited (VMG) in the Supreme Court of Jamaica’s Commercial Division, after being awarded US$2.8 million in damages plus interest for breach of contract arising from the sale of a 90 per cent stake in CVM Television Limited.
In a race hyped as a heavyweight rematch between top-tier runners Funcaandun and Commandant, it was Anthony Nunes’ American-bred colt Barnaby who stole the spotlight, as he produced a stunning late burst to capture the fifth running of the Ian Levy Cup and book a spot in the prestigious Mouttet Mile later this year.
Great Britain’s Matthew Hudson-Smith etched his name in the history books on Saturday night, winning a fiercely competitive men’s 200m to become the first-ever Grand Slam Track (GST) Long Sprints Champion at the series' inaugural staging in Kingston, Jamaica.
Cayman Islands golf sensation Justin Hastings is embracing the spotlight as he prepares for the biggest week of his young career at the US Masters, which he views the prestigious tournament not just as a proving ground but as a pivotal springboard toward his professional ambitions.
The Guyana Harpy Eagles will enter the seventh and final round of the 2025 West Indies Championship with a slight lead in the points standings after their sixth-round fixture with the Leeward Islands Hurricanes at Warner Park ended in a draw on Saturday.
Rain played a major factor on the fourth and final day of the sixth-round West Indies Championship fixture between the Combined Campuses and Colleges and the West Indies Academy at the Sir Frank Worrell Memorial Ground as the teams had to settle for a draw.
Reigning Olympic 100m champion Julien Alfred outdueled two-time World 200m champion Shericka Jackson to take the win in the Women’s 300m at Saturday’s Miramar Invitational at the Ansin Sports Complex in Miramar, Florida.
