Saint Lucian Olympic champion Julien Alfred says her spectacular 2024 season has only made her hungrier for success moving forward.

The West Indies Academy trail the Sri Lanka Emerging Players by 159 runs at stumps on day one of their second Four Day game at Coolidge in Antigua.

Despite falling short by 40 runs in their spirited run chase against South Africa in the second One Day International (ODI), West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews took heart from her team's performance at the Three Ws Oval on Saturday.

South Africa Women produced a fine all-round performance to secure a 40-run win over the West Indies Women at the 3ws Oval on Saturday and tie their three-match One-Day International Series at 1-1.

Jamaican USC senior Travis Williams was among his school’s silver medal-winning quartet on Friday’s third day of the NCAA Division 1 Outdoor Championships at the Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has taken a significant step toward reshaping the future of elite football coaching in the Caribbean, following the conclusion of a landmark technical visit from a joint Concacaf and UEFA delegation from June 8–13.

Trinidad and Tobago midfielder Ajani Fortune welcomes the challenge of facing Concacaf powerhouse United States head-on, as he believes a strong performance in their 2025 Gold Cup opener could set the tone for the tournament and beyond.

For the second time in just a few days, the much-anticipated T20 International series between West Indies and Ireland was interrupted by a familiar and frustrating foe—persistent rain—as Saturday’s second match was abandoned without a ball being bowled at Bready Cricket Club Ground.

A match-winning partnership between Calvin Savage and Devon Conway, supported by brilliant spells from Adam Milne and Noor Ahmad, along with exceptional fielding from Daryl Mitchell and Faf du Plessis, ensured the Texas Super Kings began their 2025 Major League Cricket campaign with a thrilling 3-run victory over MI New York at the Oakland Coliseum on Friday.

The goals are starting to flow, the competition is fierce, and for Reggae Boyz head coach Steve McClaren, it is exactly how he likes it. With the Concacaf Gold Cup on the horizon, McClaren has embraced the growing internal battles for starting spots, especially at the top end of the pitch, where Warner Brown is quickly becoming hard to ignore.