ST. JOHNS, Antigua – The Dominica Olympic Committee has confirmed that international athlete Bram Sanderson succumbed to injuries sustained in a vehicular accident in the wee hours of Sunday morning in Antigua.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Barbados won for the first time at the Netball World Cup while the Jamaican juggernaut continued their imperious march through the competition with yet another victory to remain unbeaten here Monday.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls thrashed hosts South Africa 67-49 to remain unbeaten, top Group C and surge into the next round of the Netball World Cup on Sunday.

MIAMI, Florida – All 31 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) teams will take to the field during the group stage of the Concacaf National League tournament next month.

TAROUBA, Trinidad – West Indies’ hopes of a long-awaited series win over India were ruthlessly shattered here Tuesday, when they suffered a 200-run annihilation in the decisive third One-Day International at Brian Lara Stadium.

The Caribbean side’s struggles in the format continued when Kuldeep ended with the flattering figures of four for six from three overs and Jadeja supported with three for 37 from six overs, and they were dismissed for 114 in 23 overs after they were sent into bat.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls snatched bronze at the Netball World Cup by outlasting New Zealand’s Silver Ferns, 52-45 here Sunday.

STAVELOT, Belgium – Lewis Hamilton was left to rue a missed opportunity after he was slapped with a five-second penalty during the sprint race of the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix on Saturday.

CASTRIES, St Lucia – German sports apparel manufacturer, Puma announced on Friday it had signed St Lucia sprint darling Julien Alfred.

MELBOURNE, Australia – Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz continued their history-making run at the FIFA Women’s World Cup here Wednesday, frustrating giants Brazil in a nil-all draw to become the first-ever Caribbean side to reach the second round of the showpiece.

PERTH, Australia – Goal-scorer Allyson Swaby says Jamaica will now re-train their sights on their do-or-die encounter against Brazil, after pulling off an emotionally charged 1-0 win over Panama in the FIFA Women’s World Cup here Saturday.

SYDNEY, Australia – Jamaica's Reggae Girlz midfielder Drew Spence says the Caribbean side will have to be more attacking in their next game against Panama, if they are to collect full points and progress in the group stage of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.