Jamaican Northern Colorado senior Jerome Campbell confirmed his status as the man to beat at the Big Sky Outdoor Championships with a dominant performance in the heats of the Men’s 110m hurdles on Friday in Sacramento.
Bahamian Florida junior Anthaya Charlton took top spot in the final of the Women’s Long Jump to highlight a number of excellent Caribbean performances on day two of the 2025 SEC Outdoor Championships in Kentucky.
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) is mourning the tragic loss of Zwade Alleyne, a 17-year-old footballer and student at Arima North Secondary, who died on May 15 after being struck by a stray bullet five days earlier near his Maloney home.
As was first reported by Sportsmax.tv earlier today, Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced the appointment of Roston Chase as West Indies Test Captain for the upcoming home series versus Australia in June, with Jomel Warrican named as Vice-Captain.
Jamaican Kansas State University junior Safhia Hinds was one of the fastest qualifiers through to the final of the Women’s 400m hurdles on Thursday’s first day of the 2025 Big 12 Championships in Lawrence, Kansas.
Tia Clayton announced herself as a serious force in global sprinting on Friday, blazing to a world-leading 10.92 seconds to win the women’s 100m at the Doha Diamond League in a brilliant start to her international campaign.
Louisiana State University (LSU) sophomore Jaiden Reid produced a personal best and national record to advance to the final of the Men’s 200m on day one of the 2025 South East Conference (SEC) Outdoor Championships at the University of Kentucky on Thursday.
After a career defined by resilience, globe-trotting journeys, and national pride, Siobhan Wilson, the dynamic Reggae Girlz winger, has decided to call time on her professional football career.
Amir Jangoo may have only one ODI cap to his name, but what a statement it was. An unbeaten 104 on debut against Bangladesh last December turned heads across the cricketing world and served notice that the 27-year-old Trinidad and Tobago batsman was ready for the big stage.
It was a single moment of sharp instinct from Haitian stalwart Clifford Thomas that gave Mount Pleasant Football Academy the edge, as they secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Montego Bay United in the first leg of their Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League semi-final at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Thursday night.
