TIMEHRI, Guyana – In just under two months, the South Dakota Circuit at Timehri will be transformed into an international-standard track as Guyana prepares to make its debut in the GT Challenge de las Americas.

SANTIAGO, Chile – Trinidad and Tobago’s cycling duo of Makaira Wallace and Njisane Phillip rode to gold on the opening day of the Copa Chile de Ciclismo de Pista #1 at the Velodromo de Peñalolén here on Wednesday.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Matthew Nandu carved out a brilliant double century, while teenaged batsman Jonathan Van Lange scored a first-class century on debut as the Guyana Harpy Eagles made the West Indies Academy toil in the field on day three of their warmup match at the Antigua Recreation Ground on Tuesday.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica will create history in August when they become the first country in the English-speaking Caribbean to host an ATP Challenger tournament.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Former president of Cricket West Indies (CWI), Dave Cameron has revealed that he is still willing to lend his assistance in any capacity to help grow the sport in the region.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Captain Rivaldo Clarke and Amari Goodridge both hammered unbeaten centuries as the West Indies Academy took opening day honours against the Guyana Harpy Eagles in their warmup match at the Antigua Recreation Ground here on Sunday.

SHAOXING, China – Jamaicans Shericka Jackson and Nickisha Pryce won their respective events at the opening Wanda Diamond League meet here on Saturday.

NEW YORK, United States – Guyana’s former world-rated boxer Raul Frank has been inducted into the Ring 8 New York State Boxing Hall of Fame.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – June 9, 2024, is a date etched in pain for Elaine Thompson-Herah. The fastest woman alive wishes she could erase it entirely.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – In a surprising move, head coach of Guyana’s Golden Jaguars Thomas Dooley has tendered his resignation to the Guyana Football Federation (GFF).

ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Joshua Bishop starred with both bat and ball to spearhead an impressive fightback by the Barbados Pride and set up a mouthwatering final day of play against the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force in their West Indies Championship playoff here at the Coolidge Cricket Ground.

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has officially marked the 50th anniversary of a watershed moment in regional sports history following the first international match played by the West Indies Women’s cricket team in 1976.