Jamaica's Sunshine Girls are expected to field a strong team in the three-Test Vitality Netball International Series against hosts England Roses slated for January 11-15, next year. Game one in the series is scheduled for Wednesday, January 11, at the AO Arena in Manchester with the
The Jamaica Under-18 Crocs and the senior Crocs, both men and women, are set to dominate the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens competitions, which run from November 11-13 in Mexico City, Mexico. This championship should have been held from February, but was postponed following a decision
The Jamaica Under-18 Crocs and the Senior Crocs, both men and women, are set to compete at the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens competitions from November 11-13 in Mexico City, Mexico. The championship should have been held in February but the RAN Medical Committee and the
BUOYED by support from the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), the nation’s men’s and women’s beach volleyball teams are continuing their quest for a place at Paris 2024, during competition at the North, Central America and Caribbean Confederation (NORCECA) Beach Volleyball Tour.
NETBALL Jamaica (NJ) high-performance Coach Rob Wright says he was very impressed with the Sunshine Girls' performance at the just-concluded Americas World Cup qualifiers, adding that the future of the country's netball is in good hands.
The Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) will be granting three-year scholarships totalling $6 million to local coaches starting November 1, which will allow successful candidates to finance educational pursuits as well as living expenses, which the governing entity believes is a challenge the coaches encounter.
Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls ticked off another easy victory at the Americas Netball World Cup Qualifiers by beating Grenada 74-48 on day four on Wednesday evening at the National Indoor Sports Centre. It was the second game for the third-ranked Sunshine Girls on the day as earlier
Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls continued to dominate the Americas Netball World Cup Qualifier at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston by whipping Antigua 80-23 on day four of the tournament on Wednesday.
Jamaica continued their dominance in the Americas Netball World Cup qualifiers by outclassing the United States of America (USA) 70-16 at the National Indoor Sports Centre last night.
RESIDENT of Netball Jamaica (NJ) Tricia Robinson says the Sunshine Girls will not be taking the teams lightly at this month's Americas Netball World Cup qualifiers as it forms a very important part of their preparation and developmental programmes. The Sunshine Girls, who are ranked third
and then 