Big DPL match-ups today
WATERHOUSE DO not have a problem scoring goals. They just have not been able to keep them out, especially in the past six matches in which they have conceded 14. But for three goals conceded from a free-kick and two penalties...
JAAA goes with Flow
IN A move to further the development of its athletes off the track, the Jamaica Amateur Athletic Association (JAAA) has received assistance from Flow, the nation's first broadband network...
Coming into his own
WHILE NOT a particularly young player, 26-year-old Omar Cummings is largely unknown in this country having not played a lot on home soil in the past five years.The forward, who stands about 5 feet 10 inches tall, played for Jonathan Grant in the...
Fearless Austin returns
AFTER SITTING out the Jamaica-Honduras qualifier, Rudolph Austin returns to the squad for the crucial match against Canada next Wednesday.While not playing long in a professional environment, Austin is a model professional.
$2.7m for Image Maker colt
A dark bay colt, by Image Maker out of De Barrel Come, fetched the record price of $2.7 million at Sunday's annual Thoroughbred Yearling Sale held in the official car park at Caymanas Park. Entering the ring as lot 103...
Cricket bosses unprepared - and unwilling
NOTHING CHANGES, it seems, as far as the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is concerned. And it doesn't matter which set of administrators are running the shift, every now, more than then, there is some negative that intrinsically impacts ...
STATHS take charge with win
TWO SECOND-HALF goals by striker Diego Haughton saw St Andrew Technical high School (STATHS) seize control of ISSA/Pepsi/Manning Cup Group Three and perhaps their semi-final destiny following a 2-1 win over Tivoli High at the Constant Spring Complex yesterday...
New-look Jamaica off to defend one-day title
JAMAICA, without of most of their first-choice players who are in the United Arab Emirates with the West Indies team, left the island yesterday for Guyana where they will attempt to defend their regional one-day...
Francis not satisfied with Sunshine Girls win
CONNIE FRANCIS, coach of Jamaica's Sunshine Girls, said she was not satisfied with her team's 59-30 drubbing of Trinidad and Tobago in the opening match of the National Commercial Bank Sunshine Savers Tri-nation Series at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Monday night....
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