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Sport
Less-than-perfect Girlz manage to blast Curacao 10-0
DEVONSHIRE, Bermuda — A big win was always on the cards for Jamaica's Under-20 Reggae Girlz in their opening Caribbean CONCACAF Women's Under-20 Championship qualifiers, and they delivered just that. Read More
TAYLOR STRIKES GOLD
Christopher Taylor ran a lifetime-best 20.38 seconds (0.5m/s), fifth best among Under 20 men in the world this year, to win Jamaica's first gold medal on yesterday's penultimate day of the 19th Pan-American Under 20 track and field championships at Estadio Chan Chan in Trujillo,... Read More
JDF in command against champs Melbourne
Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) have full command against defending champions Melbourne CC entering today's final day of the Jamaica Cricket Association's two-day Senior Cup championship match at Sabina Park. Read More
Fisher fights back to fitness as Boyz ready for Mexico test
LOS ANGELES, California — Versatile wide player Oniel Fisher has passed a fitness test and will be available for Theodore Whitmore's Reggae Boyz when they face Mexico today in their CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament semi-final fixture at the Rose Bowl in... Read More
Girlz target Bermuda in closing match of CFU play-off
HAMILTON, Bermuda — Although the objective is virtually completed, interim h ead c oach Xavier Gilbert and his Under-20 Reggae Girlz are leaving nothing to chance as they seek to confirm a spot in the next phase... Read More
Photo: Taylor strikes gold
TAYLOR... captured Jamaica's first gold medal at Pan-American U-18 Championship(Photo: Observer file) Read More
Gold Cup-chasing Boyz inspire female teams
HAMILTON, Bermuda —There is something infectious in the air.No, it is not an epidemic; it is something much better. It's an air of desire for success that is wafting through the ranks of Jamaica's football. Read More
Sandy Bay, Grand Palladium for Major League final
LUCEA, Hanover — Former champions Sandy Bay FC and first-time finalists Grand Palladium will meet this afternoon to decide the champions of the Hanover Football Association Charley's JB Rum/Captains Bakery and Grill Major League at Watson Taylor Park in Lucea, set to start at 3:00... Read More
Reggae Boyz stun Mexico 1-0 to reach #GoldCup final
PASADENA, California (AP) — Kemar Lawrence scored on an exquisite 24-yard free kick in the 88th minute, and Jamaica advanced to the CONCACAF Gold Cup final with a 1-0 upset victory over Mexico on Sunday night. Read More
Young Reggae Girls defeat Bermuda 2-1
DEVONSHIRE, Bermuda — Jamaica's Under-20 Reggae Girls will return to the island tomorrow feeling a sense of accomplishment after closing their Caribbean CONCACAF Women's Championships Group B qualifiers with a 2-1 win over the host at the National Sports Centre here today. Read More
WBA titles to be decided today
ST JAMES, Jamaica — Both titles in the Western Basketball Association’s men’s club competitions will be decided this evening at the Montego Bay Cricket Club after Saturday’s double header that saw both best of three finals being tied up at one win... Read More
Goalscorers Francis, Williams bask in Reggae Boyz victory
IAN BURNETT SPORT EDITOR with theREGGAE BOYZ @ The CONCACAF Gold Cup in the USA | Saturday, July, 22 2017
PHOENIX, United States — Who would've thought it? Read More
Blake not surprised by Gold Cup progress
PHOENIX, United States — Two years after their historic Gold Cup Finals appearance, the Reggae Boyz have advanced to the final four of this ongoing tournament here in the United States, and unlike many, goalkeeping captain Andre Blake is not surprised. Read More
Hickling, Nedrick place third at PanAm U-20 champs
Jamaica managed just two bronze medals on a tough first day of the 19th PanAmerican Under 20 track and field championships at Estadio Chan Chan in Trujillo, Peru, yesterday, with long jumper Tissanna Hickling and discus thrower Kevin Nedrick both placing third. Read More
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