Sports

Doctor keeps swimmers in top shape using social media

That swimming and many other sports have been put on hold across the globe due to the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), physical health does not have to suffer a similar fate. Read More

Miller embraces transition from player to coach
FORMER spin bowler Nikita Miller says his coaching debut in regional four-day cricket brought plenty of satisfaction even though inconsistency hindered the Jamaica Scorpions progress at pivotal moments.... Read More

Simmons a 'father figure', says debutante Walsh
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) —Novice West Indies leg-spinning all-rounder Hayden Walsh says he has embraced Head Coach Phil Simmons as a “father figure”, following his international debut for the regional side last year.... Read More

Stranded in Japan, South Sudan athletes keep Olympic dreams alive
MAEBASHI, Japan (AFP) — The postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics was a heavy blow for many athletes, but a team of South Sudanese sprinters training in a Japanese town are hoping to turn the delay to their advantage.... Read More

$6-M relief

Friday, April, 10 2020

The cash-strapped Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), in an effort to bring some measure of relief to Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) clubs, has decided to waive monies owed to it or to postpone recurring payables. Read More

Jack Warner unfazed by new corruption charges

Friday, April, 10 2020

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) � — Former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner has dismissed as “stupidness”, new charges surrounding his alleged acceptance of US$5 million in bribes in relation to World Cup voting and the sale of media and broadcast... Read More

Selector Harper sees improvement in white-ball format

Friday, April, 10 2020

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — Convenor of selectors Roger Harper has hailed the improved batting of the white-ball unit as one of the positives for West Indies in recent months. Read More

Thank you!

Thursday, April, 9 2020

SPECIAL Olympics Jamaica (SOJ) Executive Director Coleridge “Roy” Howell has hailed the support provided by partners as the organisation battles to ensure the welfare of those linked to their programmes. Read More

KSAFA clings to hope of finishing football season

Thursday, April, 9 2020

The Kingston & St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA) is hoping that they, like many other associations across the footballing world, will be able to survive the Covid -19 virus and complete their season. Read More

Hope for Jamaican athletes in hunt for overseas scholarships

Thursday, April, 9 2020

Jamaican high school athletes, with the potential to be offered scholarships to American universities and colleges, could be breathing a collective sigh of relief after what appears to be a compromise between the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and their... Read More