Former Golden Jaguars manager, Mark Xavier confirmed yesterday that he along with Faizal Khan and Frank ‘English’ Parris were relieved of their management duties last week by the GFF Normalization Committee.
SCARBOROUGH, Tobago, CMC – Jamaica trounced Leeward Islands for their third straight win to remain unbeaten while title-holders Barbados lost again in a rain-hit contest, in the third round of the Regional Under-17 Tournament here yesterday.
The Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) will have a busy month ahead.
LONDON, (Reuters) – A fresh-faced Spaniard who has a love-hate relationship with grass will be eager to prove in today’s Wimbledon final that the mighty Serena Williams is as human as the next person with blood, and not ice, pumping through her veins.
Payless Variety Store is onboard the Alicia Fortune express as the elite athlete travels to France.
Caribbean and African nations could soon find themselves punching with power equal to the more developed countries as the International Boxing Association (AIBA) is ready to lend a helping hand by offering scholarships to deserving pugilists of their lesser developed affiliates.
Ahead of their four home matches of the ongoing Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL), team Operations Manager of the Guyana Amazon Warriors Omar Khan said that home fans support will be important to the Warriors.
The Guyana Baseball League (GBL) in partnership with Electronics City will slug off their softball Open today at the All Saints Primary School ground New Amsterdam, Berbice from 11:00hrs.
The Guyana Volleyball Federation (GVF) said two men’s teams will participate in the CSV Beach Continental Cup scheduled for Ecuador from July 30 to August 2.
TORONTO, (Reuters) – Toronto greeted the opening of the 2015 Pan Am Games with a mix of annoyance and indifference yesterday as concern about traffic, ticket sales and money spent weighed on a city that would have rather been hosting the Olympics.
LONDON, (Reuters) – The problem with addictive TV box sets is that when the credits roll on the final episode it leaves a void.
CARDIFF, (Reuters) – Joe Root again put Australia’s bowlers to the sword and together with Ian Bell gave England the platform yesterday to push for victory in the first Ashes test after setting the tourists 412 to win with two days remaining.
DHAKA, (Reuters) – South Africa’s Kagiso Rabada became only the second bowler to claim a hat-trick on his one-day international debut yesterday as they thrashed Bangladesh by eight wickets in the rain-hit first ODI to go 1-0 up in the three-match series.
NEW YORK/ZURICH, (Reuters) – Jeffrey Webb, one of seven current and former officials of soccer’s world governing body FIFA arrested in Switzerland in May, has agreed to be extradited to the United States to face corruption charges, a source familiar with the matter said yesterday.
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – A Miami-based affiliate of Spanish media giant Imagina group is one of the unidentified sports marketing companies alleged in a U.S.
Chris Gayle’s second Hero CPL ton helped set up an emphatic win for the Jamaican Tallawahs who disposed of the Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel by 50-runs in match 18 played at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica last night.
By Duncan Saul in Kumaka Photos by Orlando Charles The largest crowd to date at the Kumaka ground witnessed the solidification of a dynasty as defending Region #1 champs Port Kaituma claimed their third title in five years, overcoming Santa Rosa 4-2 on penalty kicks yesterday in the Digicel Secondary Schools Championship.
CARDIFF, (Reuters) – Chris Rogers fell for 95, failing to turn a half-century into a hundred for the seventh test innings in a row as Australia ended the second day of the first test on 264 for five, 166 behind England yesterday.
ST DAVID’S, Bermuda, CMC — Chare Smith and Charles Trott took five wickets apiece as Bermuda kept alive their slim hopes of reaching next year’s Under-19 World Cup finals by beating the United States by one wicket in a low-scoring match on day four of the ICC Americas qualifying tournament here yesterday.
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, CMC- Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell lost to American Justin Gatlin in the 100m in Lausanne, Switzerland yesterday.
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