Sir Chacha, 'Lookinggood' favoured
TRAINER PATRICK Chang's HE'SLOOKINGGOOD and Welsh Soutar's SIR CHACHA BABA are sound favourites for this afternoon's respective co-features at Caymanas Park, the 1500-metre Joshua Morrison Trophy fourth race and the one-mile Gladstone...

Sports in your neighbourhood
The 2006 Western Hotels Sports Association/GraceKennedy Spring Time All-island hotels netball league has reached its round of 16 stage.

A testing tour
IT'S NOT often that the West Indies face a younger foe - Zimbabwe notwithstanding - but that is exactly what they confront against the visiting Indians.

Jamaican basketball teams shoot for finals
ST. GEORGE'S Slayers will continue their title defence when they take on Denham Town Wizards at 7:00 p.m., while top seeded Urban Knights take on the four-time champions Tivoli All-Stars at 5:00 p.m., when KFC/bmobile National Basketball League...

Brian Lara aims to even score
AFTER LOSING the opening match of the series off the penultimate ball, West Indies captain Brian Lara believes that if his team fine-tunes its game then it could even the score at 1 -1 in today's second Digicel one-day international...

We don't underrate them - Chappell
INDIA COACH Greg Chappell says West Indies have forgotten how to win, but he refuses to write them off for the remainder of the Digicel Series.

LOC executive director urges locals to be positive
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for next year's Cricket World Cup, Jamaica Cricket 2007 Limited, Robert Bryan, has encouraged Jamaicans everywhere to have a 'can-do' attitude towards hosting the global event next year.

Montego Bay bikeathon rides off today
CYCLING IS poised to take centrestage in western Jamaica this weekend with the new-look two-day Rotary Club of Montego Bay bikeathon 2006/Jamaica Challenge', which will ride-off today with its criterium phase at Montego Bay Park Estate, in Ironshore.

Commentary - Doubts surround Rampage's Triple Crown aspirations
THE FAILURE of 2000 Guineas winner Rampage to concede upwards of four kilograms to 13 rivals all round in the 2000-metre Lotto Classic for the Governor's Cup last weekend has all but cast doubt on the possibility of Triple Crown glory...

All-Star challenge for Reggae Boyz
THE CLARENDON Football Association (CFA) has come together with the Jamaica Football Federation (JFA) to organise the Reggae Boyz' final friendly before they leave for England to take part in two international friendlies ahead of the 2006.

Torrington Park face giant task against Skibo 'A'
AFTER AN unbeaten run coming into today's Western Union Division 'B' final, Torrington Park will have a gargantuan task in trying to out do Skibo 'A' in their bid for a first title.

St Andrew run away with Blue Cross Champs
ST. ANDREW retained the Blue Cross National Primary, All-Age and Junior High Schools Athletics Championships, which ended at the National Stadium yesterday.