Jamaican Olympian and U.S. Collegiate Hall of Fame coach Inez Turner continued her winning legacy on Monday, guiding the Fayetteville State University (FSU) women’s team to another CIAA Indoor Track & Field Championship title at the JDL Fast Track. The Broncos secured their fifth title in six seasons, amassing 150 points to top Winston-Salem State (130 points) and Claflin University (90 points).

In a world where social media has become a breeding ground for hate, misogyny, and racism, athletes are among the most vulnerable to faceless attacks. The anonymity of online platforms emboldens the worst of society, allowing people to spew vile abuse without consequence, while the targets—often Black, female, or from marginalized communities—are expected to endure it in silence.

St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) secured both the girls' and boys' titles at the County of Cornwall Athletics Association (COCAA) Western Championships, which concluded on Saturday at the G.C. Foster College of Physical Education and Sport.

The two-week break in the West Indies Championship comes at an ideal time for Trinidad and Tobago Red Force, as head coach Rayad Emrit hopes it will provide much-needed recovery time for a couple of key players carrying injuries.

Montego Bay United FC wasted little time to reshape its leadership following the sudden departure of head coach Rodolfo Zapata, as they appointed club legend Paul "Tegat" Davis as head coach and seasoned tactician Andrew Peart as technical director.

For Marlee Fray, football has always been about persistence, passion, and progress. As such, the American-born striker is optimistic that her latest move to FFC Wacker München, coupled with her dedication and performances at the German club, will finally earn her a place in the senior Reggae Girlz squad.

Despite the recent departure of head coach Rodolfo Zapata, Montego Bay United showed little sign of disruption as they convincingly defeated Tivoli Gardens 3-1 in an energetic Wray & Nephew Jamaica Premier League (JPL) clash at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Monday night.

For the fourth time in the last five years, SL Horsfords St. Paul’s United won the SKNFA President’s Cup title, after defeating MFCR Old Road United Jets 2-0 on Sunday at Warner Park. After a tepid first half, St. Paul’s broke the deadlock early in the second half with a 55th minute goal from Jovaughn Leader and a goal from the penalty spot in the 75th minute from Kalonji Clarke.

Neisha Burgher is now among the fastest Jamaican women in history over 200m indoors after a stunning 22.39-second victory at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational in New Mexico over the weekend. The performance not only matched her outdoor personal best but also elevated her to third on Jamaica’s all-time indoor 200m list, behind Merlene Ottey (21.87) and Veronica Campbell-Brown (22.38).