Jamaica Star - latest Jamaican : Sport : November 20, 2010

Hangover United, Portmore Lane Tigers clash in final

The top two teams, Hangover United and Portmore Lane Tigers, will meet tomorrow in the final of the MP Colin Fagan-sponsored...

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Colours win the Tony Becca Cup

Colours International won the Tony Becca Cup for three consecutive years, after they defeated newcomers Bridgeview...

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Ken's Wildflower cop 20/20 league

Ken's Wildflower Sports Club created history after they defeated arch-rivals Colours International by four wickets in the final...

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P'more-based teams start on losing note

Portmore-based teams, The Dip and newcomers Hangover, started the Pattex Cup skittles competition on a losing note last Sunday,

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StJFA and the case of two good men

Come Monday, the St James Football Association (StJFA) will be staging its annual general meeting (AGM)...

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Holmwood rampant

DEFENDING rural schoolgirl netball champions Holmwood were in a rampant mood yesterday at Clarendon Park,

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Gayle cleared for Big Bash

Western Australia are celebrating the return of Chris Gayle for the 2010-2011 Big Bash Twenty20 competition.

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Brathwaite ton boosts Windies A

Kraigg Brathwaite came of age yesterday when he gathered his maiden first-class hundred to put West Indies A...

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Solid start for Sunshine Girls

The Jamaica netball team made a perfect start to FastNet World Series.

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Sammy: Windies can be competitive

One of the promotional campaigns for a West Indies home series a few years ago urged the players and the fans to 'live the passion'!

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Waterhouse ready for recovery

First-round leaders Waterhouse will look to stage a quick recovery when they face Benfica in this weekend's round of Digicel Premier League...

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Putting his best foot forward

One of life's many sureties is that there will be obstacles: but what makes us stand out as individuals is how we overcome those challenges.

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Coke: We won't play with anger

Waterford coach Floyd Coke has urged his players to stay calm and not be angry ahead of their Manning Cup semi-final...

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Weak zone hurt Manchester

According to their coach Barry Watson, weak zone compilation contributed to one of this season's fancied teams,

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	Bridgeport, Waterford High gunning for Manning Cup final “Local schools Bridgeport and Waterford High will try to wave the municipality of Portmore flags high as they contest this afternoon's..... read more
	Hangover United, Portmore Lane Tigers clash in final The top two teams, Hangover United and Portmore Lane Tigers, will meet tomorrow in the final of the MP Colin Fagan-sponsored... read more Colours win the Tony Becca Cup Colours International won the Tony Becca Cup for three consecutive years, after they defeated newcomers Bridgeview... read more Ken's Wildflower cop 20/20 league Ken's Wildflower Sports Club created history after they defeated arch-rivals Colours International by four wickets in the final... read more P'more-based teams start on losing note Portmore-based teams, The Dip and newcomers Hangover, started the Pattex Cup skittles competition on a losing note last Sunday, read more StJFA and the case of two good men Come Monday, the St James Football Association (StJFA) will be staging its annual general meeting (AGM)... read more Holmwood rampant DEFENDING rural schoolgirl netball champions Holmwood were in a rampant mood yesterday at Clarendon Park, read more Gayle cleared for Big Bash Western Australia are celebrating the return of Chris Gayle for the 2010-2011 Big Bash Twenty20 competition. read more Brathwaite ton boosts Windies A Kraigg Brathwaite came of age yesterday when he gathered his maiden first-class hundred to put West Indies A... read more Solid start for Sunshine Girls The Jamaica netball team made a perfect start to FastNet World Series. read more Sammy: Windies can be competitive One of the promotional campaigns for a West Indies home series a few years ago urged the players and the fans to 'live the passion'! read more Waterhouse ready for recovery First-round leaders Waterhouse will look to stage a quick recovery when they face Benfica in this weekend's round of Digicel Premier League... read more Putting his best foot forward One of life's many sureties is that there will be obstacles: but what makes us stand out as individuals is how we overcome those challenges. read more Coke: We won't play with anger Waterford coach Floyd Coke has urged his players to stay calm and not be angry ahead of their Manning Cup semi-final... read more Weak zone hurt Manchester According to their coach Barry Watson, weak zone compilation contributed to one of this season's fancied teams, read more
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