Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) President Garth Gayle has placed blame for the recent wave of athlete defections to Turkey on agents and coaches, stating that the individuals entrusted with managing Jamaican athletes’ careers are playing a central role in steering them away from the black, green and gold.
The West Indies Women defeated South Africa Women by six wickets in the third T20 International at the 3Ws Oval in Barbados on Monday to secure a 2-1 series victory.
West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews is hoping that the gap between her individual brilliance and the West Indies Women’s struggles as a team will be bridged soon.
With three of Jamaica’s relay teams still unqualified for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) has laid out a clear strategy to secure their places in the coming weeks.
The Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) will formally raise concerns at the upcoming World Athletics Congress in Tokyo about what it views as a growing and troubling trend - wealthier nations, including Turkey, targeting Jamaican athletes with large financial incentives to switch national allegiance.
Track & Field’s global governing body, World Athletics, has confirmed the receipt of four applications for transfer of allegiance from Jamaica to Turkey.
A phenomenal first year in Test cricket for Guyanese speedster Shamar Joseph culminated with him taking home the award for Men’s Test Player of the Year 2023-24 at the 8th CWI/WIPA Awards Gala at the Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord’s Castle on Sunday.
Barbados-born England cricketer Jofra Archer has finally made his return to first-class cricket for the first time in four years.
West Indian all-rounder Andre Russell and Indian batsman Unmukt Chand starred for the Los Angeles Knight Riders as they defeated the Seattle Orcas by six wickets on Sunday at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas for their first win of the 2025 Major League Cricket season.
The global track and field and sports community in general, the Knox College family, and countless Jamaican hearts were left shattered on Saturday with the sudden and tragic passing of Rae McFarlane, a retired Sergeant First Class in the United States Army, who died in a car crash in the United States. Born in September 1967, Rae was 57 years old and just a few months shy of his 58th birthday. His death sent shockwaves through multiple communities, silencing a voice that had cheered relentlessly from the sidelines of stadiums and schoolyards around the world.
