Head coach Andy Moles says Team Bahamas is ready to give its all as it braces for a major challenge at the 2025 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Americas Regional Final, set for June 15–22 in Ontario, Canada.
New York City FC announced on Tuesday that it has signed Under-17 Reggae Boy Seymour Reid to a First Team contract as a Homegrown player through 2029, with an option for 2030.
Caribbean athletes delivered a string of strong performances on Wednesday to advance to the next round of the NCAA West First Round, held at Bryan-College Station, Texas, as they aim to book spots at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene.
Jaiden Reid and Shemar Chambers were among several Caribbean athletes producing standout performances on Wednesday to advance from the first round on the opening day of the NCAA East First Round in Jacksonville, Florida.
Veteran throws coach Julian Robinson has been appointed head coach of Calabar High School, replacing Corey Bennett, whose three-year contract was not renewed at the end of his tenure. The announcement was made on Wednesday, signalling a significant leadership transition at one of Jamaica’s premier high school track and field programmes.
West Indies captain Shai Hope is placing his faith in the seasoned opening pair of Evin Lewis and Brandon King to rediscover their best form as the regional side targets England's scalp in a high-stakes three-match ODI series, which bowls off in Edgbaston on Thursday.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has announced that General Secretary Dennis Chung will demit office on Saturday, May 31, 2025, concluding a transformative period in the organisation’s financial administration. The experienced accountant is being appointed to lead Jamaica's Financial Investigations Division.
The Jamaica Rugby Football Union (JRFU) has secured a new partner for the 2025–2026 season: Mr. Breakfast, a local company known for its fusion of continental breakfasts and Jamaican flavours.
Jamaican sprinter Christopher Taylor is closing in on a decision about whether he will compete in the 200m or 400m at the Jamaica National Championships in late June. The 25-year-old made an impressive return to competition last weekend, running 45.66 over 400m at the JAAA World Championship Preparation Meet, his first race since serving a 30-month doping ban.
DMarley Elliott is taking the next step in his blossoming basketball journey. The 17-year-old wing player from St. Pius X Catholic High School in Atlanta, Georgia, is set to represent Jamaica at two key international events—the Basketball Without Borders (BWB) Americas Camp in El Salvador from May 30 to June 1, and the FIBA Centrobasket U17 Championships this July.
