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09 Nov, 2026
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Oil Machine powers home after Walker’s tactical masterstroke
SIX-TIME CHAMPION Omar Walker took Raddesh Roman to jockeys’ school aboard OIL MACHINE in yesterday’s Menudo Trophy, outsmarting the two-time defending champion, who is in a battle with Tevin Foster…
09 Nov, 2026
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Ten-man Tru-Juice clip defending champions
Tru-Juice Football Club returned to the top of the Legend Jamaica Premier League (LJPL), following an entertaining 2-1 win over defending champions Portmore United at Ferdi Neita Park yesterday. …
09 Nov, 2026
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Sinclair defends Swim For The Sanctuary 5K crown
JOEL Sinclair, national record holder at 1500 metres in the 11-12 age group, on Saturday defended his 5K title at the sixth annual Jamaica Inn Foundation Swim For The Sanctuary at Shaw Park Beach, St…
09 Nov, 2026
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Jury expected to consider verdict in Pathways murder trial today
The jury in the murder trial of Andre Ruddock, accused of slitting Taneka Gardner’s throat in an alleged sacrificial ritual five years ago, is expected to be sent out today to consider its verdict.…
09 Nov, 2026
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JAMAICA OPEN Stackhunas storms to early lead
HANOVER, Jamaica: American Tyler Stackhunas fired a blistering seven-under-par 65 to seize the opening-round lead at the Jamaica Open, held at the challenging Tryall Golf Club on Saturday. Under…
09 Nov, 2026
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Positive mindset sparks WI batting masterclass
SYLHET, Bangladesh: Propelled by a shift in mindset towards aggressive intent and shared squad belief, the West Indies (WI) produced a sublime batting display on Sunday to seize total command of the…
09 Nov, 2026
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Sink or swim? - Schools take the plunge to build water confidence, literacy, as more J’cans urged to embrace skill
Despite being surrounded by water, most Jamaicans cannot swim – a national reality that swim teacher Georgina Boland sees reflected yearly in the intake of students at The Queen’s School in St Andrew,…
09 Nov, 2026
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Western swimmers making waves despite limited pools, coaching gaps
WESTERN BUREAU: A shortage of qualified coaches and limited access to competition-standard facilities have not diminished the ambitions of western Jamaica’s swimming fraternity, which is determined to…
09 Nov, 2026
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Schools tread water as swimming costs rise
Although it would be ideal for every school to have a pool, Major Desmon Brown, president of the Calabar Old Boys’ Association, believes the undertaking would be far too expensive. “I am also the…