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Hydel’s Junior Gallimore at Champs 2026. Big names fall short in boys 200m Semifinals
NEO STAR (centre), with Tajay Suckoo in the saddle, is flanked by connections after winning the second running of the International Women’s Day Trophy, ahead of DON KWESI, over nine furlongs and 25 yards at Caymanas Park on Saturday, March 7. Ride out Sunday’s Reggae 6 closer on Social Storm
Jason Pitter of Kingston College smashes the boys’ Class Two 400m record on day three of the ISSA GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Thursday night. JC’s Salmon smashes national Under-20 discus record
Excelsior High School’s Riquelme Reid dips at the line to win the Class One boys’ 100m final at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium in Kingston on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. ‘This is what I trained for’ - Excelsior’s Reid was confident of...
Excelsior High School football coaches Keon Broderick (right) and Omar Stanley (left) and players Nickwayne Patrick (second left) and Damarley Williams look on as Ryan Foster, CEO, Express Canteen Services Limited, presents gear to the school’s football team at the institution’s Mountain View Avenue campus recently. Excelsior High will be participating in the Jefferson Cup and a Combine scouting opportunity in Virginia, United States. Express Canteen’s partnership paves way for Excelsior to shine in...
Tarick Ximines ... opened the scoring for Portmore United against Waterhouse yesterday. Dunbeholden too strong for Cavalier
Joseph Salmon of Jamaica College reacts after breaking the discus record on the third day of the ISSA GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Thursday. ‘This makes me feel accomplished’
Julius Itubo of Kingston College celebrates winning the Class Three boys’ 1500m final in a record of 4:00.76 on day two of the 2026 ISSA Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Wednesday. KC’s Itubo stars with record performance
Connections of FUNCAANDUN react during the presentation ceremony, after their charge, ridden by Robert Halledeen, had won the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Trophy ahead of SUPER NATURAL POWER (Raddesh Roman) over seven furlongs at Caymanas Park on Saturday, March 14. Unbelievable Power to unleash in Reggae 6 opener
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