October 14, 2013
Star Sport


We must embrace overseas-based Reggae Boyz - Schäfer
“KANSAS CITY, Kansas: WINFRIED SCHÄFER thinks the mentality towards players who were not born or raised in Jamaica, but drafted to represent the country on the basis of their ancestral connections is poor. He wants it done differently.... . read more
Tivoli, Waterhouse advance to Flow Cup final

Tivoli Gardens and Waterhouse will clash in the final of the Flow Champions Cup Knockout football competition following victories against Arnett Gardens and Harbour View, respectively, at Waterhouse Mini-Stadium in Drewsland last night....

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Winfried has long-term plan

KANSAS CITY, Kansas: Senior men's national team football head coach, Winfried Schäfer, has already expressed a desire to remain in Jamaica and work on constructing the game on a long-term basis....

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Lara confirmed for next Melbourne Festival

Brian Lara has been confirmed for next year's staging of the Melbourne/Cricket Clubs Activities Committee Twenty20 Cricket Festival...

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Innswood look to keep hopes alive

Innswood High will be aiming for victory against St Mary's College in order to have a chance of advancing from Group G to the quarter-final stage of the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports...

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Barbican claim the advantage

Barbican FC led by a brace from midfielder Shantel Bailey edged Waterhouse FC 2-1 in the first leg semi-final of the Sherwin Williams Women's League football at Prison Oval in Spanish Town last Saturday...

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Princess Popstar meets Boy Wonder in Cash Pot Trophy

IT won't be an ordinary 'boy meets girl' in Saturday's 1200-metre Cash Pot Trophy, the first leg of the $5.55m Supreme Ventures Limited Two-Year-Old Triple Crown Series....

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Atkinson picks up Moscow double

MOSCOW, Russia (CMC): Two of the Caribbean's top swimmers were double medallists on the third stop of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2013 in Moscow this weekend....

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