Sports

The University of Technology (UTECH) hammered hosts Alpart 5-0 in a rescheduled Division 3 match in the Northwest Development National Table Tennis Club League.

New Technical Director, Rene Simoes has named a strong 38-member squad including 14 overseas based players to prepare for the upcoming friendly international football game against Costa Rica.

Jamaica’s senior cricketers will return to training to prepare for the lucrative Stanford 20/20 tournament in Antigua.

Senegal and Tunisia had to settle for a share of the spoils after an entertaining 2-all draw in the opening Group D match of the African Nations Cup.

The Jamaica Amateur Athletics Association (JAAA) today named athletes Maurice Smith and sprinter Veronica Campbell the 2007 male and female Athletes of the Year.

Injured West Indies captain Chris Gayle is still in Cape Town, South Africa waiting on the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), to finalise his travel arrangements.

FIFA has threatened to suspend Albania from international matches because of alleged government interference with the country\'s national soccer federation.

Herbert Morrison stopped Maldon High 64 to 50, as action in the KFC/Pepsi sponsored Western Basketball Association competition heats up.

The Jamaica Boxing Board of Control has secured another $200,000 to stage the Burger King Amateur Boxing Series.

Maria Sharapova produced a magnificent display of clean hitting to thrash world number one Justine Henin 6-4, 6-0 in the Australian Open quarterfinals.

The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) said the Hilton Kingston Hotel would withdraw the lawsuit against the federation for breach of contract.

Haile Gebrselassie said he would withdraw from the marathon at this year\'s Beijing Olympics, if the city\'s air pollution levels do not improve.