Former US star says Jamaica can sweep sprints in Osaka
MEL Pender, a member of the United States sprint relay quartet which won gold in world time at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, believes Jamaica has a good chance of sweeping the sprints at this summer's IAAF World Championships in Osaka, Japan.
JFF hails Sherwin Williams
President of the Jamaica Football Federation Crenston Boxhill, has heaped praise on Sherwin Williams for its sponsorship of the 2005-2006 season of the women's National Premier League, the women's National 'A' League.....
Rodriquez looks good
FORMER champion jockey Emilio 'Bimbo' Rodriquez is set to have a bumper day at Caymanas Park tomorrow afternoon and should boot home no fewer than four winners on the 11-race card, which has been enriched with more than $7.8m worth....
Rain hampers Bermuda's Cup preparations
PORT-OF-SPAIN (CMC): Torrential showers which have battered the twin island republic of Trinidad and Tobago over the last few days, have also seriously affected the Bermuda cricket team's preparation for the upcoming Cricket World Cup.
US football bosses welcome Beckham
HARTFORD, (Reuters): U.S. football officials have welcomed David Beck-ham's decision to sign for the Los Angeles Galaxy, but said the move did not signal a return to the extravagant era of the defunct North American Soccer League.
US stars for Forrest meet
Former American sprint stars Lee Evans, Mel Pender and John Carlos will be special guests at tomorrow's third annual Douglas Forrest Invitational Meet at the Stadium East complex starting at 9:00 a.m.
Puma Kirkvine Development meet tomorrow
The annual Puma/Jamaica Amateur Athletics Association (JAAA) Development Track & Field Meet is on tomorrow at Kirkvine Sports Club in Manchester. Several of the island's top schools from central and western Jamaica are expected to participate...
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