After a spirited start to their Unity Cup campaign, Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz are one win away from completing their West London mission in style, and they will be hoping to do so by overcoming African powerhouse Nigeria in Saturday’s final at the Gtech Community Stadium.
St Vincent and the Grenadines head coach Ezra Hendrickson will open camp on Sunday at Arnos Vale ahead of their crucial World Cup Qualifier against Anguilla on Wednesday, with several locally-based players making strong cases for inclusion following a productive three-match friendly series.
After copping the jackpot at the second Grand Slam Track Meet in Florida recently, Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem “The Dream” Richards is hoping to repeat the feat at the third meeting in Philadelphia this weekend.
The Guyanese senior men’s national football team, the Golden Jaguars, has commenced a crucial preparation camp in Costa Rica as they gear up for two pivotal fixtures in their FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifying campaign.
Netball Jamaica President Tricia Robinson has lauded the recently concluded Supreme Ventures Divisional Leagues as a resounding success, as she described the season as a powerful testament to the sport’s continued growth, discipline, and community spirit.
Trinidad and Tobago’s sprinting talent was on display Thursday at the NCAA East Regionals in Jacksonville, Florida, where Leah Bertrand and Sanaa Frederick both advanced to the quarterfinals of the women’s 200m. In the 400m hurdles, U.S. Virgin Islands standout Michelle Smith also secured safe passage to the next round with an impressive performance.
Jamaica’s Safhia Hinds looked every bit the contender she has become on Thursday night at the NCAA West Regionals in Bryan-College Station, Texas, as she strolled to a convincing win in her 400m hurdles heat to lead a trio of Jamaican women into the next round.
Jamaica’s Shaquena Foote and Joanne Reid delivered career-best performances on Thursday night at the NCAA West Regionals in Bryan-College Station, Texas, advancing to the quarterfinal round of the women’s 400m.
Caribbean hopefuls Guyana and Puerto Rico will be aiming to disrupt the regional hierarchy when they face off against perennial powerhouses United States and Costa Rica, respectively, in the opening Group A matches of the Concacaf Women’s Under-20 Championship on Friday.
Jamaica’s Dejeana Oakley delivered a commanding performance on Thursday to lead a strong contingent of Caribbean athletes into the quarterfinals of the women’s 400m at the NCAA East First Round in Jacksonville, Florida.
