The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange, has announced that “the Caribbean Premier League, the CPL, will be back in Jamaica” this summer.

Read more: CPL to return to Jamaica in the summer

Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited (SVREL), operators of Caymanas Park, has announced a new partnership with the Jamaica Racing Commission (JRC) for the 2026 racing season.

Read more: Prestigious Diamond Mile to be Reintroduced as SVREL and JRC Join Forces for 2026 Racing Season

Jamaica’s Under-17 Reggae Boyz qualified for the FIFA World Cup after beating Canada 3-1 in their CONCACAF Championship today in Costa Rica.

Jamaica topped Group G with maximum nine points following earlier victories over Aruba 3-0 and Cayman Islands 12-0. Canada finished second with six points. Aruba finished third following their 3-1 win over the Cayman Islands

Jamaica started the day needing a draw to qualify, and captain Jahmarie Nolan calmed the nerves, scoring in the 37^th minute. Then Jamone Lyle netted in minute 53, and Jaheem Bennett put the icing on the cake in stoppage time, scoring in the 90+2 minute.

This is the third time Jamaica have qualified for the FIFA Under-17 World Cup, and has put head coach Wendell Downswell in a class of his own, as he has now helmed the young Boyz on their three trips to the premier event.

He first did so 27 years ago in 1999 and again in 2011.

The Under-17s became the first Jamaican team to qualify for three World Cups and the first men’s team to reach the World Cup in 15 years.

Jamaica join Haiti, Panama, Costa Rica and the United States of America as the teams to book their spots at the World Cup set for November in Qatar.

The West Indies turned in a very good all-round display, beating England by 30 runs in their second match of the ICC T20 World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium in India on Wednesday.

Read more: West Indies brush aside England by 30 runs for second win at ICC T20 Word Cup