COK Champions Cup takes local spotlight
JAMAICA's national football knockout competition, the COK Champions Cup, kicks off with first round action, 10 games, spread over three days, starting this afternoon in St. Mary, Hanover and St Thomas.

It's all about hard work says Bolt
National 200 metres champion Usain Bolt says it will take more than talent to break his half lap and 400 metres records at the annual GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Championships. According to Bolt, the 2007 World Championships 200m silver medallist...

Blake clears air on 100m, 200m runs
World Junior Championships bronze medallist Yohan Blake has finally broken his silence on what he termed a 'disappointing' 100 metres performance at last weekend's ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Championships.

Mixed results for Jamaican athletes at indoor meets
Jamaican athletes had mixed results on the weekend at the United States Collegiate Indoor Track and Field Championships. There was not much to cheer about at the Division I Championships in Arkansas while it was much different in the Division II...

Khan hails home series as new era for WI
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC); Newly installed manager of the West Indies cricket team Omar Khan believes a new era has dawned in West Indies cricket and fans will begin to see improved performances from the regional team.

Wilkins brought the house down with a great run
St Jago High's sprint twins, Yohan Blake and Nickel Ashmeade, 5000m winner Kemoy Campbell of Bellefield High, Vere Technical's Jura Levy, Ramone McKenzie of Calabar and Munro College's Class Three 100m record breaker, Adam Cummings...

Build on what you have achieved, Wilson tells Holmwood
Head coach of Holmwood Technical High School girls' athletics team, Maurice Wilson, has urged the Christiana-based school's administrators to use last Saturday's victory at the GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Championships...