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The crowd erupted in loud cheers as the screaming wheels of Gary Gregg's Ford Focus World Rally Car came dashing around the corner of the main spectator stage in Lydford, St Ann, yesterday.

Defending champions, University of Technology (UTech) and University of the West Indies (UWI) retained their male and female Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis titles, respectively, at the UTech Auditorium on Sunday.In the male final, UTech thrashed UWI...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CMC):Despite their disappointing rain-hit drawn Test series, West Indies have jumped one place to seventh in the latest ICC Test Championship rankings.For managing to avoid defeat in the series, the Windies have overhauled...

Audley Boyd, Assistant Editor - SportFORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique:The Reggae Boyz have come in for some stinging criticism from regional football boss Austin 'Jack' Warner for their stance against the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) during the...

The Jamaica Hockey Federation National Indoors 2010 Championships continues today at the National Arena with the final set of preliminary games in both the men’s and women’s competitions.

Despite shooting only an even par on yesterday's second day of the 47th LIME Jamaica Open Golf Championship, first day leader, the American Ron Schroeder, will take a three-stroke lead into today's final day of the 54-hole tournament at the Half Moon Golf Course, Montego Bay.

Michael Hall is one of three new appointees to the board of directors of the West Indies Players Association (WIPA). The former chief cricket operations officer of the West Indies Cricket Board and the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean joins compatriot Derick Latibeaudiere, the former governor of Jamaica's central bank, and attorney-at-law Dave Kissoon on the hierarchy of the regional players' body.

in your neighbourhoodContributedClaro's events and promotions manager, Andrew Balbour (third from left), and His Worship the Mayor of Lucea, Councillor Lloyd Hill (fourth from left), greet members of the Claremont team at the Claro/INSPORTS All-Island...

Rusea's High, the third most successful team in the annals of the daCosta Cup, behind Cornwall College and Vere Technical, have not won a title since 2002. However, based on their dazzling form this season, many feel the 'Russians' eight-year drought will end today.

For well over 12,000 young men from some 800 communities across the country, the Claro/INSPORTS All-Island Community Football Championship is more than just a competition, and provides for them a lot more than just an avenue to display their skills on the field.

Former national juvenile coach, Lebert Halliman, will be among several Jamaicans who will honoured in Fort Lauderdale tomorrow. The list includes former Reggae Boyz captain Andy Williams, Ed Barnes, Courtney Francis, Michael Barnes, Paul Fyffe, Richard Campbell, Rohan Shakes and Edward Rodger.