Waugh, Campbell fly high
WOLMER'S CHRISTOPHER Waugh and St. Andrew High's Anna-Kay Campbell soared high enough yesterday to keep their teams atop the 2005 VMBS/Boys' and Girls' High School Athletics Championships standings at the National Stadium.
Double strikes derail H View's train
TWO GOALS in three minutes by DC United rock the Harbour View train and knocked them out of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup Club Championship after trailing at the break at the Compound on Wednesday night.
Jamaica seek second title
THE REGIONAL domestic cricket season moves into its final phase today with Jamaica up against the Leeward Islands at Alpart in a five-day contest for the Carib Beer Challenge Trophy and US$5,000 (J$310,000).
Tivoli scrape by Rivoli
AT THE end of a game bereft of any real excitement, Tivoli Gardens supporters cried poetic justice for their 1-0 victory over Rivoli United in a replayed Wray and Nephew National Premier League fixture at the Spring Complex yesterday.
Shelton impresses US coach
HARBOUR VIEW were trounced 2-1 by DC United twice in the quarter-finals of the CONCACAF Champions Cup but several players caught the attention of the US team's coach, Peter Nowak.
Henry back in the saddle
FORMER CHAMPION jockey Wesley 'Callaloo' Henry returns to the saddle tomorrow after recovering from multiple injuries sustained in a spill at Caymanas Park in the Red Stripe Superstakes on November 13 last year.
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