Rural area schoolboy cricket kingpins, St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) retained the Grace Headley Cup yesterday after the three-day final against Manchester High ended in a draw at Alpart.
Brendan Nash stroked an impressive century yesterday as Jamaica’s players warmed up in a practice match at Kensington Park for next weekend’s Carib Beer Challenge Final.
Kingston College have earned the right to face Ardenne High in the final of the KFC All-Island Under 19 basketball final following yesterday’s last semi-final game.
Eltham High defeated hosts St. Jago High by eight wickets yesterday to qualify for the final of the ISSA/Jamaica International Insurance Company knockout cricket competition.
West Indies head coach John Dyson said he would be looking for a 3-0 series triumph when his team face Sri Lanka in the final match of the Digicel One-Day Series tomorrow.
Sav-La-Mar Hawks scored a nail biting 51-50 victory over Railway Tigers in yesterday’s round of matches in the Lucozade Sport Men’s Basketball Championships at the Montego Bay Cricket Club Courts.
Melbourne Kangaroos and St. Catherine Saints recorded victories yesterday in the fourth round of matches in the Jamaica Super League, the island’s Semi-Professional cricket championship.
Portmore United edged Arnett Gardens 1-0 in a late game last night at Ferdi Neita Park to widen its lead in the National Premier League football competition.
Jamaica’s young Sunshine Girls retained the Jean Pierre Under-16 Caribbean Netball Championships in Antigua last night with one round of matches remaining.
Third-place Waterhouse will host fifth place Tivoli in the feature encounter as the Coca-Cola National Under 21 football league continues this afternoon.
Jamaica lost both matches on yesterday’s third day of the International Tennis Federation pre-qualifying event of the Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Honduras.
Village United and Waterhouse have qualified for the semi-finals of the City of Kingston All-Island Champions Cup Knockout following yesterday’s quarterfinals matches.
Eltham High crushed St. Catherine High by an innings and five runs to retain the Grace Shield Premier League cricket title on yesterday’s second day of the three-day final at Chedwin Park.
