With the 2023–2024 Concacaf Nations League penciled down to commence on September 7th, the Golden Jaguars’ local contingent is in full preparatory mode at the National Training Centre, Providence, under the supervision of head coach Jamaal Shabazz.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Marileidy Paulino of the Dominican Republic won World Championship gold in the women’s 400m yesterday, finally claiming top spot on the podium after silvers at last year’s worlds and Tokyo Olympics and doing it in record style.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – American Katie Moon and Australia’s Nina Kennedy decided to share the women’s pole vault gold medal in another magical moment at the World Athletics Championships yesterday.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – American Sha’Carri Richardson and Jamaica’s Shericka Jackson, first and second in the 100 metres final on Monday, safely negotiated the next step in their World Championship rivalry as they cruised through their 200m first-round heats yesterday.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, CMC – Ex-Test leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo snatched two wickets in a Man-of-the-Match performance, helping California Knights halt the momentum of leaders New York Warriors with a 15-run win in the US Masters T10 here yesterday.
(Cricinfo) Deandra Dottin has warned the West Indies to get its house in order quickly or risk things “not ending well” in an impassioned plea for players to be better respected and resourced.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Karsten Warholm of Norway returned to the top of the global medal podium, racing to his third victory in the 400-metres hurdles at the World Athletics Championships yesterday.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Briton Josh Kerr pulled off one of the shocks of the World Championships when he beat Olympic champion and hot favourite Jakob Ingebrigtsen in an absolute carbon copy of last year’s final to take 1,500m gold yesterday.
Twenty-three-year-old, T&T-based Guyanese powerlifter, Dominic Tyrell and 16-year-old Romeo Hunter along with Referee/Manager Franklyn Brisport-Luke are off to the World Classic & Equipped Sub-Junior & Junior Powerlifting C/ships set for Romania.
Ronan Lee, FIDE rated 1357, won his match as the second round of the XIV CAC Youth Chess Festival in Trinidad and Tobago commenced yesterday.
The Guyana U17 cricket team will have another go at winning an aspect of the Cricket West Indies Rising Stars U17 cricket competition when the two-day competition gets underway today in Trinidad and Tobago.
Adrian Hetmyer slammed a century and took four wickets as Rose Hall Canje Aborsmart defeated Rose Hall Town Farfan and Mendes U15 team by 79 runs to lift the RL Constructing Limited title Sunday.
Beacons FC are one win away from being crowned champions of the Georgetown FA Senior Men’s League(SML).
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, CMC – Former West Indies speedster Fidel Edwards unleashed a Man-of-the-Match hat-trick to fire Texas Chargers to an emphatic eight-wicket victory over New Jersey Triton’s in the US Masters T10 here yesterday.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Olympic champion and race favourite Steven Gardiner of The Bahamas pulled up injured in his world championship 400m semi-final yesterday and failed to progress to the final.
The Upper Corentyne zone of the Dave West Indian Imports second-division tournament run by the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) got underway recently with Skeldon Estate winning by the mammoth margin of 303 runs.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Australian Peter Bol endured an anti-climatic appearance at the World Athletics Championships yesterday as, having had a doping suspension lifted only weeks before the event, he looked well off the pace in the 800m heats and failed to progress.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Kenyan middle-distance superstar Faith Kipyegon capped a year that brought her a trio of world records by claiming a hat-trick of world 1,500 metres gold medals as she ran a perfect race to come home in 3:54.87 in yesterday’s final.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Olympic gold medallist Soufiane El Bakkali of Morocco claimed his second consecutive world championship title in the men’s 3,000 metres steeplechase yesterday.
BUDAPEST, (Reuters) – Laulauga Tausaga obliterated her personal best by over four metres to take a stunning world discus gold yesterday just as fellow American and hot favourite Valarie Allman had been seemingly cruising towards the title.
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