Fresh off a stunning personal best of 10.87 to win her 100m semifinal at the NCAA Outdoor Championships last weekend —making her the second-fastest Bahamian woman in history—Florida Gators star Anthaya Charlton has announced her decision to turn professional, bringing her collegiate career to a close.
Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) president Kieron Edwards stands firmly behind head coach Dwight Yorke, as he expressed full confidence in the former Manchester United star’s ability to steer the Soca Warriors to next year’s FIFA World Cup
Triple jump sensation Jaydon Hibbert and Olympic champion hurdler Omar McLeod have now both been registered for the 2025 Jamaica National Championships, bolstering what is shaping up to be a high-stakes meet just ahead of the extended entry deadline for qualification to the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo this September.
Grand Slam Track™, the new global home of professional track competition, has announced a transformative partnership with Sundial Media & Technology Group (SMTG), the human connections company behind influential brands like ESSENCE, AFROPUNK, and Refinery29. This multi-year alliance is designed to reshape how fans interact with the sport by turning passive viewership into dynamic, community-driven engagement—putting fans at the heart of the action and giving athletes the visibility and compensation they deserve.
West Indies superstar allrounder Deandra Dottin is now living in Canada and is undergoing rehabilitation work from there. This is the world from Shane Deitz, the head coach of the West Indies women’s team, who made the disclosure on Tuesday evening. He was speaking after the defeat in the third One-Day International at the Three Ws Oval at the Cave Hill campus of the University of the West Indies.
Barbados’ Minister of Youth, Sports, and Community Empowerment Charles Griffith has reaffirmed his government's commitment to sports tourism, touting it as a central pillar of the island’s development strategy as the ministry delivers a major boost to local sport through a multimillion-dollar infrastructure drive.
Keith Boyce, the dynamic all-rounder from Barbados, was a vital cog in the West Indies machine that clinched the inaugural ICC Cricket World Cup title in 1975.
Legendary West Indies fast bowler Sir Andy Roberts has expressed disappointment over the timing and structure of the planned celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the West Indies' historic 1975 ICC Men’s World Cup triumph.
Speaking on the popular Barbadian radio programme Mason and Guest on Tuesday night, the Antiguan icon said he was not overly enthusiastic about attending the event, which forms part of the 8th annual CWI/WIPA Awards Gala to be held this Sunday, June 22, at the Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord’s Castle.
When Dejeana Oakley crossed the line in a personal best 49.65 seconds to claim silver in the 400m at the 2025 NCAA Division I Championships in Eugene, Oregon on Saturday, it was more than a medal-winning moment — it was a personal reckoning. After years of near-misses, self-doubt, and deferred goals, she had finally done it. Sub-50. A barrier broken. A dream realized.
Sabina Park is ready to step into the spotlight—literally—as the historic venue prepares to host its first-ever day-night Test match when Australia tours the Caribbean next month.
The Government of Jamaica has completed the installation of upgraded LED floodlights at Sabina Park, a J$75 million investment aimed at reviving the venue’s relevance in international cricket. The switch was officially flipped by Prime Minister Andrew Holness, marking a symbolic moment for Jamaican cricket and setting the stage for the highly anticipated pink-ball Test between the West Indies and Australia in July.
