Sports
24 Feb, 2026
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‘It is making me very nervous’
President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Michael Ricketts said his organisation is closely monitoring the volatile situation in Mexico ahead of the Reggae Boyz’s scheduled international…
24 Feb, 2026
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Young Boyz start World Cup campaign comfortably
Jamaica’s U20 Reggae Boyz saw little need to move out of first gear yesterday, comfortably dispatching Bonaire 3-0 in their opening Group B Concacaf Men’s U20 Qualifier at the Stadion Rignaal ‘Jean’…
24 Feb, 2026
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Montego Bay Sports Complex lease to be finalised today
After nearly two years and mounting public scrutiny, the completion of the long-awaited lease agreement between the St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) and the Montego Bay Multi-Sports Development…
24 Feb, 2026
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Hetmyer, Powell bludgeon Zimbabwe
MUMBAI, India (AP): West Indies posted the second-highest total in Twenty20 World Cup history and thrashed Zimbabwe by 107 runs in the Super Eights yesterday. West Indies finished with a team-record…
24 Feb, 2026
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Racing blank 10-man Chapelton Maroons
Racing United picked up their second win in a row to move to second in the Jamaica Premier League standings, downing 10-man Chapelton Maroons 2-0 yesterday at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex.…
24 Feb, 2026
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Central Champs begins today
The final regional high school track and field meet of the season, the Central Athletics Championships, will be held over two days starting today at the G.C. Foster College of Sports and Physical…
24 Feb, 2026
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U14, U16 football semi-finals spots up for grabs
The semi-finalists of the ISSA Burger King Urban U14 and the ISSA Mighty Malt Urban U16 football competitions will be decided today with the final fixtures of the quarter-final round set to get under…
24 Feb, 2026
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St Jago’s girls seek redemption
Once the queens of the 4x100-metre relays, St Jago High School have struggled over the past few seasons to maintain that dominance. But come this Saturday, their Class 2 team, led by the outstanding…
24 Feb, 2026
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Equestrian federation gets massive boos for hurricane recovery, development
The Equestrian Federation of Jamaica (EFJ) has received significant international grant funding totalling US$65,000 (approximately J$10.1 million), reinforcing the country’s equestrian development and…