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Cornwall makes plans for deeper daCosta Cup run

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FAILING TO advance to the quarterfinals in last season’s ISSA daCosta Cup season, Cornwall College team’s ambition for the upcoming season is to surpass that achievement and potentially compete for the championship. Cornwall’s coach, Hector Wright...
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Kyle Butler looking to establish school pride at Vauxhall

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VAUXHALL HIGH School head coach Kyle Butler says one of his main goals is to bring a winning mentality and a strong sense of school pride within his team’s Manning Cup programme. No stranger to schoolboy football following his time as a part of...
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Seville faces off with Lyles again

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OBLIQUE SEVILLE will renew his rivalry with the United States’ Noah Lyles in the men’s 100 metres when the 13th leg of the Wanda Diamond League gets under way tomorrow in Lausanne, Switzerland. Seville, who defeated the American at the London...
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Jamaica names eight for World Junior Swim Champs

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THE AQUATIC Sports Association of Jamaica has named eight swimmers, four boys and four girls, to represent the island at the 2025 World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships set to begin today in Romania. The World Junior Championships will begin...
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JAAA boss pleased with NACAC performances

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PRESIDENT OF the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA), Garth Gayle, says he is pleased with Jamaica’s performance at the NACAC Senior Championships in Freeport, The Bahamas, over the weekend. Jamaica mined 25 medals — including 10...
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Jamaica earn bronze at badminton champs

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TEAM JAMAICA picked up the bronze medal at the recently concluded Caribbean Regional Badminton Confederation (CAREBACO) Juniors Team Championship, defeating host nation Barbados 3-0 in the third-place play-off match. Jamaica recovered well after...
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‘I have no regrets’

IT WILL be a new environment for 18-year-old Shanoya Douglas when the upcoming track and field season gets under way, but the talented sprinter is confident the results will be just as good — or even better. Douglas, who represented Muschett High...
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