SSFL South Zone Boys’ Championship winners Pleasantville Secondary School.
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Striker Luke Phillips, centre, is congratulated after scoring in Club Sando's 2-0 victory over Defence Force of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on September 2, 2026.
Richard Lee Chong of Game Shot on the oche for his team during their impressive 7-3 victory over flighted Friends on Match-day six of the National Mickey Mouse League of Darts at the Kosmos Club in Port-of-Spain.
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Khadija Shaw’s goal earned Manchester City a draw with Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League.
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West Indies Women coach Shane Deitz in Zimbabwe.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Dantaye Gilbert, left, dribbles past Dominican Republic’s Luiyi de Lucas during the Concacaf Nations League match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday. T&T fell to a 2-1 defeat. Yesterday, the Soca Warriors met Curacao and suffered another defeat, 1-0.
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Guyana have won three straight matches in League B of the CONCACAF Nations League.
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Ravi Rampaul speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ eight-wicket defeat to India in the second ODI.
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West Indies Women’s all-rounder Aaliyah Alleyne.
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Queen’s Royal College’s Elijah Noel, right, heads away the ball from San Juan North Secondary attacker Akil Britto, centre, during the SSFL Boys’ Premiership match at San Juan North Secondary School ground in San Juan, yesterday. QRC won 2-1.
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Jakeem Pollard was snapped up by the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Barbadian left-arm pacer Jakeem Pollard was one of only five West Indians snapped up at the ILT20 auction on Thursday.
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West Indies will have to battle through the World Cup Qualifiers in South Africa and Namibia.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The West Indies’ hopes of having home advantage in next year’s World Cup Qualifiers have been dashed with the ICC revealing that South Africa and Namibia will co-host the event in February.
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Richard Lee Chong of Game Shot on the oche for his team during their impressive 7-3 victory over flighted Friends on Match-day six of the National Mickey Mouse League of Darts at the Kosmos Club in Port-of-Spain.
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The National Mickey Mouse League of Darts produced another night of drama on Match-day six at at the Kosmos Club in Port-of-Spain on September 29, with the A Division race tightening at the top while Scorpions and Bullz I continued their commanding runs in the B and C Divisions.
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Khadija Shaw’s goal earned Manchester City a draw with Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League.
MANCHESTER, England – Jamaican international Khadija "Bunny" Shaw scored an important second half goal to ensure Manchester City and Real Madrid played to a 1-1 draw in the Women’s Champions League in England on Thursday.
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West Indies Women coach Shane Deitz in Zimbabwe.
HARARE, Zimbabwe – Following a successful One Day International (ODI) series, West Indies Women’s head coach Shane Deitz is expecting the younger players to come to the fore in their upcoming T20I series against Zimbabwe Women.
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Too much football. World Cup 2026 still lingers in memory and we are now faced with a glut of international friendlies, AFCON qualifying, and Concacaf and UEFA Nations League matches involving teams seeking redemption from World Cup failure or beginning new World Cup cycles with new players under new coaches.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Dantaye Gilbert, left, dribbles past Dominican Republic’s Luiyi de Lucas during the Concacaf Nations League match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday. T&T fell to a 2-1 defeat. Yesterday, the Soca Warriors met Curacao and suffered another defeat, 1-0.
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T&T’s senior footballers were beaten 1-0 by Curacao in Thursday night's Concacaf Nations League (CNL), group A encounter at the Ergilio Hato Stadium in Willemstad. The result pushes the Soca Warriors closer to relegation from League A to League B. Coach Derek King’s men have now lost all three matches in the tournament and remain on zero points, the same as both Costa Rica and Nicaragua, who were scheduled to face each other at 10 pm on Thursday, at Nicaragua’s National Football Stadium.
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Guyana have won three straight matches in League B of the CONCACAF Nations League.
SAN JUAN – Guyana have jumped to the top of Group A in League B after thumping Dominica 5-1 to register their third successive win in the CONCACAF Nations League in Puerto Rico on Thursday.
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Ravi Rampaul speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ eight-wicket defeat to India in the second ODI.
GUWAHATI, India – West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul has described the team’s bowling performance in the second One Day International (ODI) against India as below par, explaining that they failed to execute their plans.
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West Indies Women’s all-rounder Aaliyah Alleyne.
HARARE, Zimbabwe – West Indies Women’s all-rounder Aaliyah Alleyne has maintained that the team was always confident of winning their One Day International (ODI) series against Zimbabwe despite losing the second match.
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The West Indies have touched down in India for a gruelling white-ball tour consisting of three One Day Internationals (ODIs) and five Twenty20s (T20s). Touring India is like voluntarily stepping into a boiling pot of 100,000 screaming fans, pitch conditions tailored specifically for your demise, and a home team that operates with the cold ruthlessness of a corporate conglomerate.
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Queen’s Royal College’s Elijah Noel, right, heads away the ball from San Juan North Secondary attacker Akil Britto, centre, during the SSFL Boys’ Premiership match at San Juan North Secondary School ground in San Juan, yesterday. QRC won 2-1.
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A brace from substitute Jaydon Carrington helped St Benedict’s College to record a convincing 4-0 drubbing of Arima North Secondary School, known as ‘The Dial Dynamos’ in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premiership Division, at the Arima Velodrome, Wednesday (September 30).
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West Indies coach Daren Sammy in India.
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West Indies captain Shai Hope put on a masterclass batting performance with an unbeaten 162 not out off 143 balls.
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St Anthony College’s Jashon Forde, left, goes airborne as he vies for the ball against Trinity College’s Malique Marahall during the Secondary Schools Football League Premiership Division, in Trinity College’s, Moka, Marava,l on Wednesday. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.
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Jakeem Pollard was snapped up by the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders.
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West Indies will have to battle through the World Cup Qualifiers in South Africa and Namibia.
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Richard Lee Chong of Game Shot on the oche for his team during their impressive 7-3 victory over flighted Friends on Match-day six of the National Mickey Mouse League of Darts at the Kosmos Club in Port-of-Spain.
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Khadija Shaw’s goal earned Manchester City a draw with Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League.
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West Indies Women coach Shane Deitz in Zimbabwe.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Dantaye Gilbert, left, dribbles past Dominican Republic’s Luiyi de Lucas during the Concacaf Nations League match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday. T&T fell to a 2-1 defeat. Yesterday, the Soca Warriors met Curacao and suffered another defeat, 1-0.
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Guyana have won three straight matches in League B of the CONCACAF Nations League.
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Ravi Rampaul speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ eight-wicket defeat to India in the second ODI.
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