The second day of the 2025 Carifta Games in Trinidad and Tobago featured a display of regional middle-distance dominance as Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago each completed 1-2 finishes in the U17 3000m races on Sunday. The morning session also saw commanding performances in the field, with the Bahamas sweeping the top two spots in the U17 girls' long jump and Jamaica delivering a 1-3 finish in the U17 boys' shot put.

On a thrilling Sunday night at the 2025 Carifta Games in Trinidad and Tobago, Michelle Smith of the U.S. Virgin Islands extended her regional dominance by capturing a fourth consecutive 400m hurdles title, while Jamaica’s Robert Miller delivered a breakout performance to win his first U20 gold.

Jamaica's Robert Miller and Princewell Martin stamped their authority on the U20 boys’ 400m hurdles during Sunday morning’s session at the 2025 Carifta Games in Trinidad and Tobago, recording the two fastest times heading into the final.

Defending champion Michelle Smith of the U.S. Virgin Islands signalled her intent to rewrite the Carifta Games record books on Sunday morning with a commanding performance in the preliminary round of the U20 girls’ 400m hurdles at the 2025 edition of the Games in Trinidad and Tobago.

Jamaica extended its medal tally with two more gold medals during Sunday morning’s session of the 2025 Carifta Games in Trinidad and Tobago, but the headlines were also shared by two rising stars from the Cayman Islands and The Bahamas.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce made it emphatically clear on Saturday that any talk of retirement at the end of the 2025 season is premature — and she let her performance do most of the talking.

Romelda Aiken-George etched her name deeper into netball history on Sunday, becoming the most-capped player in ANZ Championship/Super Netball history with 233 appearances. However, the Jamaican star was left with little to celebrate as the Adelaide Thunderbirds were outclassed by the New South Wales Swifts in a high-stakes top-of-the-table clash at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.

Jamaican Olympic relay gold medalist Briana Williams walked away from Saturday’s Mt SAC Relays with a renewed sense of purpose and optimism after winning her 200m heat in 23.25 seconds, despite running into a stiff headwind of -2.4 m/s.

Cricket West Indies (CWI) CEO Chris Dehring has paid heartfelt tribute to former West Indies wicketkeeper Milton Pydanna, who passed away recently. In an emotional statement, Dehring described Pydanna as a "humble servant of the game" and a proud son of Guyana, whose quiet strength and lifelong commitment to cricket left a lasting impact.

Jamaica's middle-distance charge found top gear at the Mt SAC Relays on Saturday, as Rivaldo Marshall and Tyrice Taylor produced a commanding 1-2 finish in the men's 800m, while Briana Williams and Rushana Dwyer also secured podium finishes in the sprints.