Sports

Natalie Neita-Headley
Natalie Neita-Headley

Jamaica appoints new drug testing chief

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC- A new executive director is to be appointed to the embattled Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission, (JADCO) nearly nine months since the last permanent holder of the position was fired.

Khemraj Poranmall, left and Jairam, show off the first place trophy for this weekend’s national draughts championships.
Khemraj Poranmall, left and Jairam, show off the first place trophy for this weekend’s national draughts championships.

National draughts c/ships set for this weekend

Defending champion Carlton Simon will be going all out to defend his International 100 squares title when the annual national draughts championships gets underway this Saturday from 10am at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue.

Gavin Hope
Gavin Hope

Bigger and Better!

Like its oft advertised logo, the second annual Cancer Awareness Cycle Road race just got bigger and better….and

Jashim Uddin

Young Windies look to stay alive in fifth ODI

The West Indies U19 cricket team returns to the scene of their first victory in the seven match One Day International series against the  visiting Bangaldesh U19 cricketers knowing that only a win will keep the series alive and interesting.

Adrian Barath

Sagicor WIHPC nears first innings lead – 1st day

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC– Solid batting from the top order, led by opener Adrian Barath, put the Sagicor West Indies High Performance within sight of a first innings lead over Jamaica’s Under-23s in their four-day match yesterday here.

Bosnia join Spain, England and Russia at World Cup

(Reuters) – First-timers Bosnia joined holders Spain, England and Russia in grabbing Europe’s remaining automatic spots for the 2014 World Cup finals yesterday as the last round of group matches ended in joy, despair and shattered nerves.

Mickey Arthur

Foreign coaches punted as Australia fails on world stage

SYDNEY,  (Reuters) – Three foreign coaches have paid the price for Australian humiliation on the international sporting stage this year and the search for a new soccer coach is taking place against a backdrop of hostility to “mercenaries” from overseas.

Bumpy Ride! Referee, Eon Jardine issuing a count to Glenroy ‘Bumpy’ Beckford after a thundering right hand from Clive ‘The Punisher’ Atwell collided to his rib cage. (Orlando Charles photo)

‘Bumpy’ Ride!

Multiple title holder, Clive ‘The Punisher’ Atwell (12(7)-0-1) has once again proved to the public that he is capable of living up to the hype in the fistic sport.

Man of the moment! Mehedy Miraj receives his man of the match award from Grantley Culbard. (Orlando Charles photo)

Three on the trot

Bangladesh Captain Mehedi Hasan Miraj’s five-wicket haul along with Nazmul Shanto’s half-century sank an out-of-sorts West Indies UI19 team  who went under to the visitors by four wickets yesterday who  moved to within one game of winning the seven match One Day International series.

Manasseh Primo

Alpha United edge NA United 2-1

Alpha ‘the Hammer’ United edged New Amsterdam (NA) United 2-1 when action in the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Premier League continued at the Georgetown Football Club, Bourda on Sunday.

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