Scar­let Blaz­ers were de­clared cham­pi­ons af­ter rain in­ter­rupt­ed and aban­doned the fi­nal of the M.D. Pron­to Un­der 17 Cup at the Na­tion­al Crick­et Cen­tre on Wednes­day.

For­mer na­tion­al dis­cus-throw­er Quin­cy Wil­son has lost his neg­li­gence case over an in­jury he sus­tained from slip­ping on the dis­cus cir­cle at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um at the Na­tion­al Open Se­nior Cham­pi­onships in 2019.

“In­ten­tion­al­i­ty: The state of hav­ing or be­ing formed by an in­ten­tion; the qual­i­ty or state of be­ing in­ten­tion­al; pur­pose.”

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – One of the great­est West In­dies fast bowlers of all time, Sir Curt­ly Am­brose, has de­scribed Bar­ba­dos Pride bats­man Kevin Wick­ham as a “spe­cial tal­ent” who has great po­ten­tial.

“Far­ci­cal” is a strong word, but even that feels like an un­der­state­ment of the ab­sur­di­ty that tran­spired at the Sir Vi­vian Richards Sta­di­um. How­ev­er, that is the best way to de­scribe the just-aban­doned West In­dies Cham­pi­onship match 4 played in North Sound, An­tigua. It typ­i­fies this ab­surd ex­cuse of a Four-Day Cham­pi­onship.

On Sun­day at Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah in Port-of-Spain, Caribs got the bet­ter of Har­vard in the fi­nal 10-7. The win came cour­tesy of a try from Askari Dwaud, which An­der­son Joseph con­vert­ed.

Round 3 of the 2026 Na­tion­al Kart­ing Cham­pi­onship pro­duced a stand­out week­end of rac­ing at Waller­field In­ter­na­tion­al Race­way on Sun­day, head­lined by a new sin­gle-speed lap record from reign­ing Ro­tax Se­nior cham­pi­on Alex Ki­ran Shar­ma, a break­through maid­en fi­nal win for Marc Chong-Ash­ing in LO206 Ju­nior, a sec­ond con­sec­u­tive clean sweep for Cadet leader Lo­gan Ross, and the ar­rival of a wave of rook­ie debu­tants across the field.

T&T’s Chloe Fras­er and Jor­dan Thong came up short, end­ing this coun­try’s 13-year gold medal drought in the dou­bles com­pe­ti­tion at the In­ter­na­tion­al Ta­ble Ten­nis Fed­er­a­tion (IT­TF) Amer­i­c­as Caribbean Youth Cham­pi­onships in the Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic Wednes­day.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Shani­qua Bas­combe, rep­re­sent­ing Up­ti­mum, won the women’s 200m in a per­son­al best time at Ve­loc­i­ty Fest 19 at the Na­tion­al Sta­di­um, Kingston, Ja­maica, on Sun­day night.

​Jaden Caras­quero of Crys­tal Stream Gov­ern­ment record­ed the high­est score of the day to help West B emerge as the top zone in the Ro­tary Club of Port-of-Spain (RC­POS) Dis­trict Games for Pri­ma­ry Schools in Port-of-Spain and En­vi­rons, yes­ter­day.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – Lee­ward Is­lands Hur­ri­canes pac­er Je­re­mi­ah Louis has been dis­charged from hos­pi­tal af­ter be­ing struck in the head by Trinidad and To­ba­go Red Force fast bowler Jay­den Seales on Tues­day.

KINGSTON, Ja­maica – Ja­maica’s Reg­gae Girlz and Cos­ta Ri­ca will clash in the quar­ter­fi­nals of the Con­ca­caf Women’s Cham­pi­onship, with the win­ner book­ing their spot at next year’s FI­FA World Cup.