Following an official visit by CWI President Dr. Kishore Shallow to Lima, Peru – a key moment tied to broader diplomatic and sporting engagements – the organization has announced its intention to spearhead the establishment of the La Federación de Críquet de las Américas (FECA). This proposed regional body will act as a collaborative platform to coordinate the exponential growth of cricket across the Americas, with Cricket West Indies assuming a parental role as the only ICC Full Member in the hemisphere.

In blistering heat and stifling humidity over the weekend, Christian Sasso and Aliana McMaster rose to the challenge at the Tru-Juice property in Bog Walk, St. Catherine, to secure top honours at the 2025 Motul National Sporting Clays Championships, emerging from a competitive field of 138 shooters.

The crowd at the Desruisseaux Playing Field was treated to a thrilling night of football on Wednesday as the St Lucia Semi-Pro Super League delivered two entertaining matchups—one a goal-filled rollercoaster and the other a tense, come-from-behind battle decided in the dying moments.

Frazsier’s Whip FC delivered a powerful statement in the Jamaica Women’s Premier League title race on Wednesday, dispatching rivals Cavalier SC 6-2 in their top-of-the-table clash to extend their lead at the summit of the standings.

As the countdown ticks toward the historic first-ever pink-ball Test match in Jamaica, President of the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA), Dr. Donovan Bennett, is standing firm in his belief that Sabina Park is ready to shine—literally and figuratively—despite lingering concerns over whether the newly installed floodlights will live up to expectations.

The Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) has answered the call of Racers Track Club in a J$5 million spend under its “Olympic Invest” programme geared towards athlete and infrastructure development and events activation. 

Despite the hefty price tag that’s sparked quiet conversations across the poolside, Jamaica’s team manager, Kristina Chuck-Smith, is more focused on the bigger picture, which is for swimmers to represent the nation proudly and competitively at next month’s Goodwill Swimming Championships in Barbados.

Fresh off recovering from the injury saw her fall and not complete the 100m final at the Jamaica National Championships on June 27, Tia Clayton headlines a formidable Jamaican squad named for the 2025 NACAC Senior Track and Field Championships scheduled for August 15–17 in Freeport, Bahamas.

Though they faced an uphill battle at the just-concluded Junior Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Championships in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica Squash President Karen Anderson and team captain Sanjana Nallapati are confident the experience will prove invaluable for the country’s rising talents.

Emotions ran high, and pride beamed from every word as legendary squash mentor Carl Ince reflected on what he described as one of the most rewarding moments of his journey, as he witnessed Guyana capture not one, but three titles at the 2025 Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Junior Championships.