Much like she did earlier this year, Trinidad and Tobago midfielder Asha James has once again launched a scathing critique of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), as she called out what she sees as blatant neglect of the national women’s team—this time with just three months to go before the start of the 2025 Concacaf Women’s World Cup qualifiers.
Ryan Lue and Maggie Lyn were crowned national amateur golf champions recently at the Caymanas Golf Club after three days of grueling competition under challenging hot and windy conditions.
After more than three years, Netball Jamaica is set to host its Annual General Meeting (AGM), bringing an end to a prolonged delay that has raised concerns within the netball community. The meeting is scheduled for Saturday, July 5 at The Summit on Chelsea Avenue in Kingston.
Aiden Markram’s superb century and 65 not out from Temba Bavuma helped South Africa seize control of the ICC World Test Championship Final 2025 and close in on a place in the history books.
Highly-rated Reggae Boyz center back Richard King looks set to become Scottish Premier League side St. Mirren’s second signing of the summer transfer window if reports from the Scottish Herald are true.
The Caribbean will be represented in the final of the Professional Fighters League (PFL) World Welterweight Tournament as Haiti’s Thad Jean secured a split decision win over Jamaica’s Jason Jackson in their semi-final bout in Nashville, Tennessee on Thursday.
With Antigua and Barbuda’s 2026 FIFA World Cup hopes now extinguished, head coach Jacques Passy is turning his focus toward the future, determined to lay the groundwork for a bold new era in Benna Boys football.
West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder has been named captain of the Los Angeles Knight Riders for the third staging of Major League Cricket (MLC), bringing seasoned leadership and international pedigree to a team eager to rise from low-table finishes and make a serious title push in 2025.
The race for promotion is heating up as four Caribbean and Latin American nations—Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and Bolivia—gear up for decisive battles at the Americas Group III Davis Cup qualifiers in Costa Rica.
Jamaican Dejanea Oakley of the University of Georgia and Bahamian sprint star Anthaya Charlton lit up Hayward Field with personal best performances on Thursday night, as they spearheaded a wave of Caribbean talent with contrasting fortunes at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
