Wadadah whip Rivoli 3-1
WESTERN BUREAU: WADADAH CONTINUED their relentless quest to garner important points in their bid for survival in the 2005-06 Wray and Nephew NPL Football Competition yesterday afternoon when they carved out a crucial 3-1 win...

Tivoli humble Harbour View
TIVOLI GARDENS enabled the chasing Wray and Nephew National Premier League pack to gain some much-needed ground on Harbour View after a 3-2 victory at the Edward Seaga Stadium last night.

Security 'no- show' derails NPL game
WESTERN BUREAU: YESTERDAY'S WESTERN derby between Reno and Seba United at the Frome Sports Ground in Westmoreland, was called off after 45 minutes when referee Orville Sancroft decided it was unsafe to continue...

Jamaica look to rebound
BRIDGETOWN (CMC): OLD RIVALS Barbados and Jamaica will be looking to leave the others behind, when they feature in the key contest in the latest round of matches in the 2005-06 Carib Beer Series, starting today at the Three Ws Oval.

Netball boss clears air on new coaches
WITH THE arrival of England's senior netball team less than two weeks away, the Sunshine Girls will have to follow the dictates of a new coach. Oberon Pitterson will take up duties as the senior netball coach...

'Tappa' Whitmore seeking new club
LONDON (CMC): Jamaica international Theodore 'Tappa' Whitmore is in search of a new club after his contract with English League One Tranmere Rovers was cancelled by mutual consent.

200M WORLD RECORD ON HIS MIND
THE WORLD 200 metres record of 19.32 seconds has been in existence for almost a decade and the mark has proven a distant dream for contemporary 200m runners. American Shawn Crawford, however, thinks surpassing the mark is humanly possible.

Graham gives gear to Papine High
TREVOR GRAHAM, one of the world's most successful sprint coaches, donated several pieces of track and field gear to Papine High School yesterday. Graham, who has coached several Olympic and world champions including Marion Jones...

Harding captures double in Trinidad
NEWLY-CROWNED Jamaican champion jockey, Trinidadian Brian Harding, started the 2006 season in style at Santa Rosa racetrack in Trinidad on New Year's Day when riding two winners on the 10-race programme.

FROM THE BOUNDARY - Jamaica pay for their folly in Port-of-Spain
DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Jamaica take on Barbados in the Carib Beer Series at The Three W's Oval in Bridgetown today and, after their performance in Port-of-Spain a few days ago, every Jamaican, despite their disappointment...