May 3, 2013
Star Sport


Ricketts standing tall after Timbers move
“Reggae Boyz shot stopper Donovan Ricketts is enjoying a fresh leash on life after a string of solid performances for Major League Soccer (MLS) club Portland Timbers has earned league-wide rave reviews..... read more
Brilliant Baugh rescues Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC): Carlton Baugh's third consecutive first class half-century rescued five-time defending champions Jamaica on the opening day of their Regional Four-Day semi-final against Trinidad and Tobago yesterday....

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Communication with Cotterrell key - Baugh

Jamaica wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh Jr said talking to fast bowler Sheldon Cotterrell while batting was one of the main reasons they were able to post a century stand on yesterday's opening day ...

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Penn Relays star Baker reveals J'can roots

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, USA: The most outstanding high school female runner at last weekend's Penn Relays traces her roots to Jamaica. "My grandfather on my mother's side is Jamaican," 16-year-old Olivia Baker...

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Stoddart aims for sub-55

Two-time Jamaican Olympian Shevon Stoddart will look to run under 55 seconds in the 400m hurdles event at the 10th staging of the Jamaica International Invitational...

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Reittie slips past Planter in Contender quarters

It was non-stop action at the Chinese Benevolent Association auditorium on Wednesday night, as Richard Reittie, a Canada-based Jamaican, scored a razor-thin majority decision over Ricardo Planter...

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Rivals Reno, Wadadah go for broke in Western Confed final

Western Bureau: Reno take a razor-thin 1-0 advantage into the return leg final of the 2012-13 Captain's Bakery and Grill Western Confederation Super League against Wadadah at Jarrett Park tomorrow, needing a draw to claim the title...

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Consistent Campesino's the one

PHILIP FEANNY's three-year-old first-timer, CAMPESINO, has been galloping head-to-head with United States-bred stablemate, REASONABLE PRESS, and should be closely watched...

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