Sports

Jamaica’s Tia Clayton (centre) hands the baton over to Tina Clayton during a 4x100-metre heat at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo.
September 2025 by Keith McGhie

No hiccups for 4x100m women

After the drama of the men’s failure to get the baton round, Jamaica’s women’s quartet of Jodean Williams, Tia Clayton, Tina Clayton, and Jonielle Smith executed smoothly from start to finish to win…
Navasky Anderson (second left) competes in the men’s 800-metre final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan yesterday.
September 2025 by Gregory Bryce

‘I left it all on the track’

EVEN AS he made history by becoming the first Jamaican to compete in a men’s 800-metre final at the World Athletics Championships, Navasky Anderson also broke into unchartered territory, setting the…
Contributed Jamaica’s under-21 Sunshine Girls line up during a netball parade for the Elite League.
September 2025 by Livingston Scott

Young Sunshine Girls locked and loaded

JAMAICA’S UNDER-21 netball coach Annette Daley said the young Sunshine Girls are ready and eager for their first game against Tonga at the under-21 World Cup today in Gibraltar. Daley noted that the…
Montego Bay United head coach, Xavier Gilbert.
September 2025 by Livingston Scott

MoBay face stern Portmore test

JAMAICA PREMIER League (JPL) leaders Montego Bay United will have their credentials tested this evening when they face the ultra-defensive Portmore United in the second game of a double-header at the…
Gladstone Taylor/ Multimedia Photo Editor Jamaica’s Bovel McPherson pushes from the blocks on the first leg of the men’s 4x400-metre relay heats at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan yesterday. Jamaica advanced after finishing fourth in
September 2025 by Gregory Bryce

Mixed bag for J’can relay teams

THERE WAS stark contrast in results for Jamaica at the Tokyo World Athletics Championships in the women’s and men’s 4x100-metre teams yesterday. The women booked their spot in the final in dominant…
Gladstone Taylor/Multimedia Photo Editor From left: Chef Richardo Boreland, Her Excellency Shorna-Kay Richards, Jamaican ambassador to Japan, and team manager Ian Forbes at the embassy’s welcome party at the Embassy of Jamaica, Minato,Tokyo, Japan on Th
September 2025 by Gregory Bryce

Forbes praises team effort at World Champs

WITH JUST today’s final day of competition left at the Tokyo World Athletics Championships in the Japan National Stadium, Ian Forbes, team manager, has hailed Jamaica’s performance and believes they…
Courtesy of CPL Trinbago Knight Riders batsman Nicholas Pooran plays a cut shot on his way to an even 50 during the final Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League eliminator cricket match against the St Lucia Kings at the Providence Stadium in Guyana on Fri
September 2025

Knight Riders dump defending champs from CPL

PROVIDENCE, Guyana (CMC): THE TRINBAGO Knight Riders are through to yet another Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final after crushing defending champions St Lucia Kings by 56 runs in the second…
Ian Allen/Photographer Jamaica College’s (JC) Dwayne Burgher (centre) tries to get between Camperdown’s Roberto Menzie (left) and Nathaniel Grappie during their ISSA/WATA daCosta Cup football match at the Alpha Boys playing field yesterday. JC won 2-0
September 2025 by Robert Bailey

JC workmanlike against Camperdown

FORMER CHAMPIONS Jamaica College (JC) carved out a hard-fought 2-0 victory over a very plucky Camperdown in their ISSA/WATA Manning Cup Zone C encounter at Alpha Boys yesterday. JC, who were recording…
St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) skipper, Deandre Barnett (left), moves away from Munro College’s Silence Manyaka during their ISSA daCosta Cup Zone E game at the STETHS Sports Complex in September.
September 2025 by Ashley Anguin

STETHS strike early to claim St Elizabeth derby

BEN FRANCIS Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) blanked rivals Munro College 2-0 in their ISSA daCosta Cup Zone E clash at the STETHS Sports Complex in St Elizabeth yesterday. The St…