March 3, 2011
Star Sport


Utter rubbish ... Samuels says fear of Indian police not behind WC snub
“Marlon Samuels has fired back at critics, including renowned journalist Tony Cozier, who have suggested that one of the reasons for him declining an offer to replace all-rounder Dwayne Bravo in the West Indies team.... read more
800m's all Edwin's

With a month to go before the ISSA Boys and Girls' Championships, the top high school team will look to get into gear when this year's staging of the popular Gibson Relays gets under way in two weeks' time. In the run-up to...

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Eastern Champs seeks new venue

Jamaica National Building Society yesterday announced their 25th year of sponsorship of the Eastern Secondary Schools' Sports Association (ESSSA) Track and Field Championships, Eastern Champs, during a media briefing...

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St George's in charge

St George's College ended the day in pole position after claiming first-innings honours over Mona High in their two-day ISSA/First Global 'A' League clash at Melbourne Oval yesterday....

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Manchester thrash Holmwood

Manchester High, who fancy themselves as competent challengers to defending Headley Cup champions St Elizabeth Technical (STETHS), made a strong statement by hammering beaten rural knockout finalists Holmwood by a whopping 161 runs...

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Jamaica, Venezuela set for Montego Bay - But patrons could face price hike

Jamaica's Reggae Boyz are set to tackle South American oppenents Venezuela in an international friendly set for the Montego Bay Sports Complex, Catherine Hall, at the end of this month, but fans could face higher than usual ticket prices...

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Pepsi on board with DPL

The local premier league had some of its thirst for corporate support quenched, following an agreement with soft drink giants Pepsi, which will the see the company pump $17.6 million into the competition for the rest ...

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