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Author: Steve Brown
The Couples Resorts Jamaica 15th Annual Negril Charity Golf Tournament was a huge success, raising over $1.5 million for various charities in the region. The tournament, played at the Negril Hills Golf Club, saw Sean Morris and Romario Anglin emerge as gross score winners in the two-man scramble format. Morris, who is gearing up for his amateur title defense at the Jamaica Open and the Florida State championships, teamed up with Anglin to shoot a seven under par 65, securing the top spot in gross scoring. Radino Lobban and Giovanni Blaire finished as the runners-up in gross scoring. In net…
Sts Peter and Paul Prep School Maintains Strong Start in JISA/Canopy Insurance Alberga Cup Head Coach Kemar Edwards of Sts Peter and Paul Preparatory School is leading his team to a successful start in the 2024 JISA/Canopy Insurance Alberga Cup season. Despite finishing fourth in the previous season, the team has already shown their potential with two dominant victories in their recent matches. In their first two games, Sts Peter and Paul defeated Our Lady of the Angels (OLA) 11-0 and Liguanea Prep 10-0, showcasing their offensive prowess. This positive start has set high expectations for the team as they…
Amanda Pinkney: Jamaica’s Premier Goal Shooter Ready for Fast5 Netball World Series Amanda Pinkney has established herself as Jamaica’s top locally-based goal shooter, showcasing her exceptional accuracy and long-range shooting skills. With prolific shooters like Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard, Shimona Nelson, and others playing overseas, Pinkney has embraced the challenge of leading the charge for Jamaica’s Fast5 netball team. As Pinkney gears up for her third consecutive Fast5 Netball World Series, the pressure is mounting. With her experience and sharpshooting abilities, she understands the expectations placed on her, especially when it comes to sinking crucial three-pointers. In a recent interview with the…
Jamaican teenage spin bowler Tamarie Redwood is making waves in the cricket world, with Chairman of Selectors Delroy Morgan touting him as a potential star. The 18-year-old leg spinner from Excelsior High School has been named in the Jamaica Scorpions squad for the upcoming Regional Super50 cricket tournament in Trinidad and Tobago. Redwood has already garnered international experience, having represented West Indies Under-19s on a tour to Sri Lanka and being a reserve member of the team for the Under-19 World Cup in South Africa. With his impressive performances at the regional youth level and his skillful leg break combined…
Waterhouse FC striker Atapharoy Bygrave is on a mission to reach new heights in the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) this season. With five goals in five games so far, Bygrave is setting his sights on hitting the 30-goal mark by the end of the season. The 30-year-old player, who recently joined Waterhouse from Mount Pleasant Academy, was the top scorer in the JPL last season with 13 goals while playing for Dunbeholden. Bygrave credits his excellent form to the support and camaraderie among the players at Waterhouse, as well as his dedication to following the coach’s instructions and trusting the…
Jamaican sprint hurdler, Hansle Parchment, has been recognized with the prestigious Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander (CD) for his outstanding achievements in the world of athletics. Born in St. Thomas, Jamaica, Parchment’s journey to success has been marked by hard work, determination, and resilience. Parchment’s love for athletics started on the rustic tracks of rural Jamaica and has now taken him to the world stage. His unwavering commitment to excellence has led him to win medals at the Olympics and World Championships, as well as set multiple national records. At the recent national honours and awards ceremony,…
Three Jamaican music icons have recently received new certifications from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for their Billboard-charting hits. Jimmy Cliff, known for his reggae and ska music, received a silver certification for his cover of ‘I Can See Clearly Now’. Originally recorded by American singer Johnny Nash in 1972, Cliff’s version was featured on the soundtrack to the film Cool Runnings and peaked at #18 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song also topped charts in France, Iceland, and New Zealand. Cliff’s version had previously been certified gold in France and platinum in New Zealand. Sean Paul, a dancehall…
Title: Prime Minister Andrew Holness Takes a Firm Stance Against Gang Violence Following Rockfort Mass Shooting KINGSTON, Jamaica—In the wake of a tragic mass shooting in Rockfort, Kingston on Monday evening, Prime Minister Andrew Holness has issued a stern warning to the perpetrators, emphasizing that they must be prepared to face justice or face the ultimate consequence. The shooting incident, which resulted in the deaths of five individuals and left two others injured, has rocked the community and prompted a strong response from the government. During a visit to the affected area of Pleasant View in Rockfort on Tuesday, Prime…
Real Madrid’s Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior showcased his brilliance as he scored a hat-trick in a stunning comeback victory against Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League. The match, which took place at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, saw Real Madrid emerge victorious with a 5-2 scoreline. After going two goals down early in the game, Real Madrid rallied back with goals from Antonio Rudiger, Lucas Vazquez, and a sensational solo effort from Vinicius Junior. The Brazilian forward’s performance not only secured the win for his team but also highlighted his exceptional talent on the pitch. The victory comes…
Jamaican Government Set to Allocate $1.8 Billion to Combat Praedial Larceny with New Agricultural Wardens Programme KINGSTON, Jamaica—In a decisive move to tackle the rampant issue of praedial larceny, which has been costing Jamaican farmers approximately $14 billion annually, the government has unveiled an ambitious initiative. Over the next three years, $1.8 billion will be invested to recruit and train 300 agricultural wardens. This significant announcement was made by Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Floyd Green, during a media briefing at the ministry’s Hope Gardens Complex in St Andrew on Tuesday. Highlighting the urgency of addressing the threat posed…