Sports

Published 9 hours ago by Livingston Scott/Gleaner Writer

‘Whisper’ tug-o’-war begins

Phoenix Sports Management CEO Craig Butler insists that Dujuan ‘Whisper’ Richards remains under contract with the organisation and says the company facilitated the player’s season-long loan move to League One club AFC Wimbledon. Richards recently sent a signed letter to the Jamaica Football Federation and the English Football Association (FA), notifying them of a change in his official representation.

Dujuan Richards in thee stands a Wimbledon.

Published 9 hours ago by Livingston Scott

Playing time the main reason for Richards’ Wimbledon move

Phoenix Sports Management CEO Craig Butler says Dujuan ‘Whisper’ Richards’ season-long loan move from English Premier League (EPL) club Chelsea to League One outfit AFC Wimbledon was the best…

Published 41 minutes ago

Shericka Jackson ends 2026 season after Lausanne injury

Two-time world 200 metres champion Shericka Jackson has ended her 2026 season after suffering an apparent hamstring injury at the Lausanne Diamond League meet in Switzerland on August 21. Jackson,…

Published 9 hours ago by Robert Bailey

Jamaica College TD embraces pressure

Newly appointed Jamaica College (JC) Manning Cup Technical Director Jason Henry says he understands the high expectations that come with leading one of Jamaica’s most successful schoolboy football…

Updated 5 hours ago by Livingston Scott

No margin for error - Portmore, Cavalier backs against Caribbean Cup wall

Former regional champions Cavalier and Jamaica Premier League (JPL) winners Portmore United will both be hunting their first win of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup when they meet in a Group B encounter at…

Published 9 hours ago by Raymond Graham

Nugent finds best form

Lavanya Williams and Ackera Nugent were in winning form yesterday at a World Continental Tour bronze meeting inside Beograd Stadium in Serbia. The in-form Williams rebounded from her eighth-place…

St Kitts and Nevis opening batsman, Johnson Charles strikes on his way to 78 against the Barbados Tridents a Warner Park on Tuesday night.

Published 9 hours ago

Patriots rally to hand Tridents third straight defeat

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots produced a batting performance for the ages, chasing down 218 to defeat the Barbados Tridents by six wickets in a pulsating Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL)…

Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus serves to Polina Iatcenko of Russia, during the second round of the US Open tennis championships yesterday.

Published 9 hours ago

Sabalenka makes quick work of US Open second round

NEW YORK (AP): Aryna Sabalenka arrived at the US Open struggling for form and facing the prospect of losing the world No. 1 ranking. Now, she is through to the third round looking every bit a…

Updated 5 hours ago by Ainsley Walters

American import scares away Mouttet Mile aspirants

Saturday’s Philip Feanny Gold Cup has, rather oddly, attracted only five starters, a $2.5-million grade-one event with a Mouttet Mile win-and-you’re-in ticket attached. Considering six Mouttet Mile…

Amoy McKenzie (right) dribbles away from an opponent during a Jamaica Women’s Premier League football match.

September 2, 2026 by Karen Madden

More than her scars - Football turns McKenzie’s fight for survival into new journey

Amoy McKenzie’s entire life has been defined by struggle. As an infant, she miraculously survived a catastrophic incident that left her with life-threatening burns and permanent scars across her body.…