Hearts were in mouths prior to the start of the final of the men’s 100m on Friday’s second day of the JAAA/Puma National Senior and Junior Championships at the National Stadium in Kingston.
West Indies coach Daren Sammy has been fined 15 per cent of his match fee for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct on the second day of the first match of their ICC World Test Championship series against Australia in Bridgetown on Thursday.
Reggae Boyz striker Michail Antonio’s time with West Ham United looks to be coming to an end as he is set leave the club as a free agent on Monday.
New West Indies Test captain Roston Chase believes questionable umpiring decisions that went against his side significantly affected the outcome of the first Test against Australia at the Kensington Oval in Barbados.
Sunshine Girls Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard and Shanice Beckford were the stars of the show to lead the West Coast Fever to a 69-54 win over the Sunshine Coast Lightning in round 12 of the Suncorp Super Netball season at the UniSC Arena in Queensland on Saturday morning.
Just two seasons ago, Shericka Jackson was on top of the track and field world. Following up an excellent 2022 season that saw her announce herself on the world stage, Jackson had the best season of her life, establishing new personal bests in both the 100m (10.65) and 200m (21.41).
In a pulsating Tier 2 (Super League) semi‑pro clash Friday night at Phillip Mindoo Park, Micoud edged past Desruisseaux 3‑2, claiming a dramatic victory deep into stoppage time.
Shimron Hetmyer was all heart and hammer, as he dragged a bruised Seattle Orcas to their first win of the Major League Cricket (MLC) season with a sensational unbeaten 97 off 40 balls, which sealed a dramatic three-wicket victory over MI New York with a six off the final ball at Grand Prairie Stadium on Friday night.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce stood at the edge of the track under the bright lights of the National Stadium in Kingston, soaking in the love of a grateful nation. After securing a third-place finish in the women’s 100m final on Friday night — her time of 10.91 enough to book a spot on Jamaica’s team to the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo — the legendary sprinter didn’t talk about medals or times. She talked about faith, purpose, and the power of dreams.
On a night when Jamaica’s finest speed merchants squared off under the glare of the National Stadium lights, Kishane Thompson delivered a performance for the ages when he stormed to 9.75 seconds to defend his national 100m title on day two of the JAAA/Puma National Senior Championships on Friday.
