West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder has been named captain of the Los Angeles Knight Riders for the third staging of Major League Cricket (MLC), bringing seasoned leadership and international pedigree to a team eager to rise from low-table finishes and make a serious title push in 2025.
The race for promotion is heating up as four Caribbean and Latin American nations—Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and Bolivia—gear up for decisive battles at the Americas Group III Davis Cup qualifiers in Costa Rica.
Jamaican Dejanea Oakley of the University of Georgia and Bahamian sprint star Anthaya Charlton lit up Hayward Field with personal best performances on Thursday night, as they spearheaded a wave of Caribbean talent with contrasting fortunes at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
Over sixty of Jamaica’s best junior athletes will have the unique benefit of undergoing performance testing by sports scientists from the Red Bull Athlete Performance Centre this weekend.
The highly anticipated Los Angeles leg of the Grand Slam Track Series has been officially cancelled, bringing an early end to the league’s ambitious inaugural season. Grand Slam Track Commissioner Michael Johnson made the announcement via social media on Thursday, while not confirming earlier reports that the decision was influenced by venue-related economics and poor ticket sales.
The stage is set for another chapter in one of the Caribbean's fiercest football rivalries, as Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz and Trinidad and Tobago’s Soca Warriors have been drawn together in Group B of the Final Round of the Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers.
Netball Jamaica, on Thursday, announced the much-anticipated season highlights for the Red Stripe Flavours Elite League, setting the stage for what promises to be an electrifying and fiercely competitive season.
Member of Parliament for Western Portland Daryl Vaz will launch the much-anticipated Western Portland Night Football League in his constituency on Sunday, June 15, at Lynch Park in Portland.
The Caymanian pair of Jaiden Reid and Davonte Howell both produced career-best performances to advance to the final of the Men’s 100m on Wednesday’s first fay of the 2025 NCAA Division 1 Outdoor Championships at the Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
World Athletics Championships finalist Roshawn Clarke made a winning return to competition at the Racers Grand Prix in Kingston on Saturday, taking the men’s 400m hurdles in 48.65 seconds at the National Stadium. The 20-year-old was competing for the first time since failing to finish at the Miami leg of the Grand Slam Track series in early May, and he looked sharp as he held off a late charge from compatriot Assinie Wilson, who finished second in 48.77. Reigning national champion Malik James-King was third in 48.87.
