Reigning Olympic 400m champion Steven Gardiner continued his steady return from injury with a fourth-place finish in the men’s 200m at the Tom Jones Memorial in Gainesville, Florida, on Friday. The Bahamian star, who has endured a frustrating run of injuries that disrupted his medal chances at the last three global championships—including the 2024 Paris Olympics—clocked 20.40 seconds to win his heat but ended up fourth overall when times from both sections were combined.

Dejourn Charles has emerged as the new batting leader in the 2025 Vincy Premier League T10, eclipsing West Indies star Andre "Spiceman" Fletcher despite the latter's explosive back-to-back centuries last weekend. With the competition heating up, Charles' consistency at the top of the order for La Soufriere Hikers has propelled him to 257 runs, making him the most prolific batter of the tournament so far.

Julien Alfred opened her 200m outdoor season in spectacular form on Friday, winning the Olympic Development race at the Tom Jones Memorial in Gainesville, Florida, with a world-leading 21.88s run in the opening heat.

Guyana President, Dr Irfaan Ali, has backed his country for a successful showing at the 52^nd staging of the CARUFTA Games set for April 19-21 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Trinidad & Tobago.

Though regional powerhouses Jamaica, host nation Trinidad and Tobago, and The Bahamas are widely tipped to dominate the medal standings at the 2025 Carifta Games, DeVon Bean, Director of Athletics at the Bermuda National Athletics Association (BNAA), and President Dr. Freddie Evans believe their athletes are ready to shake up the script.

With the 52nd edition of the CARIFTA Games set to begin on Saturday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, the Bahamas’ 78-member team is brimming with confidence as they set their sights on ending Jamaica’s decades-long dominance at the regional junior athletics championships.

The upcoming West Indies Breakout League is an excellent addition to the regional cricket calendar and one that will give the region’s younger players an opportunity to display their skills on a big stage, ultimately benefitting both regional territories as well as the various West Indies teams.

Telecommunications giants bmobile have signed on as a sponsor for the 2025 CARIFTA Games which will be held at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo from April 19-21.

The island’s elite youth swimmers are eagerly looking forward to representing Team Jamaica at the 38th Carifta Aquatics Championships in Trinidad and Tobago.

Jamaica Lawn Bowls has officially named its team for the 2025 World Bowls Indoor Championships, selecting seasoned players Robert Simpson and Maureen Caesar to represent the island on the global stage. The two-member team will compete in the Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, and the Mixed Pairs disciplines at the prestigious six-day event.