In a dramatic showdown at the Tobago T10 Community Windball Cricket League final on October 12, Kabs Solutions Roxborough Gunners triumphed over the previously unbeaten Patience Hill Mumbai, securing an emphatic eighth-wicket victory at the Parade Grounds in Bacolet. The Gunners’ stellar performance ended Patience Hill’s dominant run, which included five consecutive group-stage wins and a semifinal victory against defending champions Jade Monkey Belle Garden Cuzins.
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Reggae Boyz player ratings vs Bermuda: High marks as Jamaica inch closer to WC qualification
Jamaica’s national football team, the Reggae Boyz, delivered a commanding performance on Tuesday, securing a resounding 4-0 victory over Bermuda in their FIFA World Cup qualifier. This triumph has propelled them back to the top of their group in the final round of the Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers, with just two matches left to play. The game, held at the National Stadium, showcased a series of standout individual performances that underscored the team’s dominance.
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Bassarath set to retain Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board presidency unopposed
Azim Bassarath is poised to secure an unprecedented sixth consecutive term as president of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) in the upcoming national executive elections on October 25. With nominations closing on October 10, Bassarath emerged as the sole candidate for the presidency, ensuring his retention of the position without opposition. He has held the role since 2009, succeeding Deryck Murray. Joining him in retaining their positions unopposed are first vice-president Altaf Baksh and general secretary Henry Chase. However, the election will see competitive races for other key roles. Kerwin John, the incumbent second vice-president and head of the Tobago Cricket Association, faces a challenge from Rajendra Mangalie, a former national cricketer and Red Force chairman of selectors. Similarly, third vice-president Parasram Singh will contend with Avinash Suruj of the central zone, while treasurer Stephen Ramkissoon is up against Richard Ramkissoon, owner and coach of Central Sports cricket club. Additionally, six candidates—Ann Browne-John, Mitra Ragoonanan, Frank Simmons, Ravi Teeluck, Dr. Anand Rampersad, and Sharaz Mohammed—are vying for five executive member positions. The elected officials will serve a four-year term. The deadline for candidates to withdraw nominations is October 22, with the TTCB elections committee overseeing the printing of ballot papers on October 23. Voting will take place at the Alloy Lequay Administrative Centre on October 25 from 9 am to 1 pm.
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Fatima coach: No pressure on team ahead of ‘Naps’ clash
In a highly anticipated match of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) premier division, league leaders Fatima College will face second-placed Naparima College on October 15 at Lewis Street in San Fernando. Both teams have been in formidable form this season, with Fatima securing 22 points from seven wins and one draw, while Naparima boasts a perfect record of seven wins, scoring 28 goals and conceding just one. The clash, set to kick off at 3:30 pm, promises to be a thrilling encounter as the defending champions aim to maintain their lead. Fatima’s coach, Kerdyn Moe, emphasized the team’s focus on taking each game as it comes, despite the pressure of being the target of every opponent. Meanwhile, Naparima’s coach, Angus Eve, has led his team to a dominant run, with 12 different players contributing to their goal tally. The match is part of a packed schedule for Fatima, who will also face Arima North Secondary and Presentation College San Fernando in the coming weeks. Elsewhere, other key fixtures include Presentation College’s attempt to bounce back from a recent loss and the ‘Battle of the Saints’ between St Anthony’s College and St Mary’s College. The SSFL standings reflect a competitive season, with Fatima and Naparima leading the pack, followed by Presentation College and Queen’s Royal College.
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Beach soccer thrills: Sea Breeze, Thunder dominate opening matches
The second weekend of the 2025 Barbados Beach Soccer Championship at Browne’s Beach delivered an electrifying showcase of skill and determination, with seven matches captivating fans and setting the stage for intense competition. Sea Breeze and Tropical Thunder emerged as early frontrunners, making strong statements in their respective games. Sea Breeze dominated Wave Runner with a decisive 3-0 victory, powered by Jabari Brandford’s double and Jamal Chandler’s contribution. Tropical Thunder, true to their name, stormed past Southern Ray with a commanding 5-2 win, led by Khalique Bowen’s brace and goals from Akel Inniss, Corian Skeete, and Jamar Grazette. The day also featured a nail-biting encounter between Island Invincibles and Solar Strikers, with the Invincibles narrowly clinching a 5-4 victory thanks to Rakeel Jackman’s hat-trick. Tropical Twisters stole the spotlight with a record-breaking 14-0 thrashing of Sea Turtle Brave, showcasing Javon Alleyne’s hat-trick and a dominant team performance. Bay Challengers edged Trident Tide 3-2 in a tightly contested match, while Pelican Pirates triumphed over Island Wave 3-2 in extra time. The day concluded with a high-scoring thriller as Sunshine United narrowly defeated Bajan Spartans 6-5, despite Shavid Maynard’s remarkable five-goal effort. The tournament, themed ‘Peace, Love, and Harmony,’ continues to deliver excitement as teams vie for the $10,000 grand prize.
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Three teams make strong push for Prime Minister’s Cup Round of 16
Three Premier League teams have successfully secured their spots in the Round of 16 of the Prime Minister’s Cup, showcasing their dominance in the competition. The reigning champions, University of the West Indies (UWI) Blackbirds, alongside Pride of Gall Hill and Wotton Club, have joined the ranks of Brittons Hill, Weymouth Wales, and St Andrew Lions, all of whom have already accumulated six points from two matches and are eyeing the top spots in their respective groups with a potential maximum of nine points.
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Currency and Oneale lead Wildey to back-to-back titles
In a thrilling display of resilience and skill, Wildey Cricket Club emerged victorious against Superb Blend Gladiola, securing a 51-run win to retain their title in the 2025 Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) Elite/Division 1 Super Cup Championship. The match, held at the iconic Kensington Oval on Sunday, showcased Wildey’s ability to overcome early setbacks and deliver a dominant performance.
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Campbell, Hope hit tons, but India poised for series sweep
India stands on the cusp of a series-clinching victory over the West Indies after a dramatic fourth day in the second Test match on Monday. Despite valiant centuries from John Campbell and Shai Hope, the West Indies suffered a catastrophic middle-order collapse, ultimately being bowled out for 390. This left India with a modest target of 121 runs for victory, which they began confidently, ending the day at 63 for one. With just 58 runs needed on the final day, India is poised to secure a 2-0 series win. The West Indies, resuming at 173 for two, had high hopes after Campbell notched his maiden Test century and Hope ended an eight-year drought with his third. However, their efforts were undone by a stunning collapse from 271 for three to 311 for nine in just 11 overs. India’s bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah (3-44) and Kuldeep Yadav (3-104), capitalized on the Windies’ fragility. Despite a late 79-run partnership for the tenth wicket, the West Indies could not recover. India’s openers, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharson, along with KL Rahul, have set the stage for a decisive final day.
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Antigua and Barbuda Swimming Federation Announces Team for 33rd OECS Swimming Championships
St. John’s, Antigua – The Antigua and Barbuda Swimming Federation (ABSF) has unveiled its national swimming team set to compete at the 33rd OECS Swimming Championships, scheduled for November 7–9, 2025, in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The team, comprising talented swimmers across various age groups, will be led by Head Coach Nelson Molina Fojo, with additional support from Coaches Raheem Manberville and Elizabeth Watkins. Team Manager Dwight Shaw will handle logistics, while Jean Pierre DeGannes will serve as head chaperon.
The OECS Swimming Championships are a prestigious regional event that celebrates excellence, sportsmanship, and unity among Caribbean nations. Antigua and Barbuda, the reigning champions for the past three years, have been training rigorously to maintain their dominance. The team’s preparation reflects their dedication and determination to bring glory to their nation.
Edith Clashing, President of the ABSF, expressed pride in the swimmers’ commitment, stating, ‘Our athletes have shown remarkable discipline, teamwork, and a strong desire to represent Antigua and Barbuda with distinction.’ The federation has called on the public to rally behind the team as they face fierce competition from the region’s best swimmers.
The roster includes standout athletes such as Whittaker Gold, Mila Bento, Isabel Nicholas, and Ethan Stubbs-Greene, among others. With a mix of seasoned competitors and promising newcomers, the team is poised to make a significant impact at the championships. For more updates, the ABSF encourages followers to connect via their social media channels or contact them directly.
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FLASH : 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, Haiti suffers a heavy defeat against Honduras [0-3] (video)
In a decisive match for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, Haiti’s national football team, the Grenadiers, faced a crushing 0-3 defeat against Honduras on October 13, 2025. The game, held at the José de la Paz Herrera National Stadium in Honduras, marked the fourth match in Group C of the CONCACAF Final Round. Despite high hopes following their previous 3-0 victory over Nicaragua, Haiti struggled to maintain control against a dominant Honduran side. Honduras took an early lead with Rigoberto Rivas scoring in the 18th minute, followed by Anthony Lozano in the 26th minute, and Romell Quioto in the 40th minute. Haiti’s attempts to recover in the second half were thwarted by a solid Honduran defense and goalkeeper Edrick Menjívar’s key saves. With this loss, Haiti dropped to third place in Group C, while Honduras reclaimed the top spot with eight points. Haiti must now secure victories in their remaining matches against Costa Rica and Nicaragua to keep their World Cup dreams alive.