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Western Bureau: Seba United could take over sole leadership of the 2009-10 Captain's Bakery & Grill/Western Super League football competition this afternoon when they take on Bamboo FC in a rescheduled game at Jarrett...

Burrell views match as start of Brazil World Cup missionRyon Jones, Gleaner WriterJamaica Football Federation (JFF) president, Captain Horace Burrell, said with Jamaica's February 10 friendly against Argentina being played on a non-FIFA date, it will...

Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS), sponsors of the Jamaica Netball Association (JNA) Open League, will be offering three scholarships to the three top players in this year's competition. The scholarships are valued at $50,000 each and tenable ...

It appears that a request for a $4.5-billion loan guarantee from the University of Technology (UTech) was the main reason behind the government's decision to dismiss two proposals that the institution had submitted, regarding the conversion of the under-used Greenfield stadium...

Western Bureau: Cornwall College's Under-19 team joined Herbert Morrison Technical High School atop the standings in the 2009-10 KFC-Western Schoolboy Basketball Championship on Monday after-noon when they registered a good...

Left-arm spinner, Jomel Warrican produced a spectacular three-wicket burst and lifted West Indies to a four-run victory over Ireland in their International Cricket Council Under-19 World Cup warm up match in New Zealand today.

The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has finally secured a match for the Reggae Boyz against two-time World Cup winners, Argentina.

Top-ranked Serena Williams opened her season with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez today, reaching the quarterfinals at a Sydney International where other leading players have struggled.

Jamaica’s 13-man squad is scheduled to depart the country today for St Kitts for the second round of the West Indies Cricket Board regional four-day competition.

Malawi gained their first ever victory in the African Cup of Nations in Angola yesterday, with a 3-0 win over World Cup qualifier, Algeria in Group ‘A’.

The economic slump appears to have taken a toll on Super Bowl ads, pushing the price down for only the second time in the game\'s history, though they\'re still the most expensive on television.

Fake labels show Tiger, say 'unfaithful' - DENVER (AP):Gatorade says bootleg labels with a picture of Tiger Woods, the word "unfaithful" and the Gatorade name have been found on bottles in Colorado stores.