30.10.08      U-17 Women’s World Cup
Rnd 1     Japan - USA    3:2
29.10.08      U-17 Women’s World Cup
Rnd 1     Costa Rica - Germany    0:5
Champions League
Grp B     Pumas UNAM - San Francisco FC    6:0
Grp A     Deportivo Saprissa - Cruz Azul    1:0
Grp A     D.C. United - CD Marathon    2:4
Grp D     Tauro FC - Puerto Rico Islanders    2:2
28.10.08      U-17 Women’s World Cup
Rnd 1     New Zealand - Canada    0:1
Champions League
Grp B     Luis Angel Firpo - Houston Dynamo    1:1
Grp C     Atlante - Impact de Montreal    2:1
Grp C     CD Olimpia - Joe Public     4:0
27.10.08      CFU Championship
Grp G     Cuba - Suriname    6:0
Grp G     Netherlands Antilles - Barbados    1:2
25.10.08      CFU Championship
Grp G     Cuba - Barbados    1:1
Grp G     Suriname - Netherlands Antilles    2:1
23.10.08      CFU Championship
Grp G     Cuba - Netherlands Antilles    7:1
Grp G     Barbados - Suriname    3:2
Champions League
Grp D     Puerto Rico Islanders - CSD Municipal    0:1
22.10.08      Champions League
Grp B     San Francisco - Luis Angel Firpo    2:3
Grp B     Houston Dynamo - Pumas UNAM    1:3
Grp D     Club Santos Laguna - Tauro FC    3:0
21.10.08      Champions League
Grp A     Cruz Azul - D.C.United    2:0
Grp C     Joe Public - Atlante    0:2
Grp C     Impact de Montreal - CD Olimpia    1:1

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Suriname was hit for six as Cuba secured its spot in the Finals of the Digicel Caribbean Championships as leaders of Group G last night.

Playing some truly scintillating soccer, Cuba created chances and carved up the defense at will. But it was Alain Cervantes that separated himself from the rest. Having suffered a sub-par performance against Barbados, Cervantes redeemed himself in unbelievable fashion. In minute 11, it was Cervantes that broke the deadlock when he popped up at the far post unmarked, having switched flanks seconds before, to nod in Marques’ cross from the right. Read the rest of this entry »

Shanique Green is the new champion for INBF Hercules Natural Bodybuilding Competition - Novice division

Suriname pulled out a narrow 2-1 victory over Netherland Antilles in their recently concluded Group G clash in the Digicel Caribbean Cup. Though it was really slow going in the first half, with neither side being able to assert dominance. It wasn’t until the second half when Suriname’s Cleven Wanabo pounced on a rebound to power it home past the keeper.  Wanabo made it two seven minutes later after being set up beautifully by Suriname’s Sandvliet on a swift flank move. The consolation goal came in the 83rd minute when Roasario Demy capitalized on a mistake to slot home at the near post and narrow the lead. At the end of the 90 minutes though, Suriname remained ahead to glean winners points.

Suriname: 1. Ronny Clyde Aloema , 7. Sergio Orlano Aroepa (8. Vangellino Sastrodimedjo - min 73), 4. Marlon Wendel Felter, 3. Derrick Johan Garden, 2. Ferdinand H. Jap-A-Joe, 5. Malcolm Armand Weibolt (17. Furgil Waldi Ong-A-Fat - min 55), 9. Wensly Humbert Christoph, 6. Germaine Sergio Van Dijck (15. Jerome Stryder – min 61), 14. Cleven Roberto Wanabo, 10. Clifton Guno Sandvliet, 16. Petrus Eugene Apanta,

Netherland Antilles: 6. Chayron Anastasia, 10. Ashar Bernandus, 4. Mujoybert Delando, 12. Rishendel Doran, 14. Curly Hooi, 17. Rishendes Marceli (7. Everon Espacia - min 46), 2. Jervine Mook (16. Djarston Torbed - min 77), 18. Marcello Pisas, 8. Demy Rosario, 11. Soranley Tomsjansen, 15. Joel Victoria,

Born to a Jamaican father and an American mother, Errol was the
youngest skier (21) on the men’s Skier X roster in 2007, Kerr finished
6th at the Jeep King of the Mountain in Telluride, CO (Dec. 2007). A
product of Squaw Valley’s race program, Kerr will compete in both
alpine and skiercross during the 2007-08 season. When he is not skiing,
Errol runs a welding business called Blackaroohoo Fabrications. He
credits much of his success and growth as a skier to the National
Brotherhood of Skiers (NBS), an organization that promotes minorities
in skiing. He’s also the first skier to compete under the Jamaican
flag.

Citizenship: USA & Jamaica
Date of Birth: 4/12/86
Height: 5 ft 10
Weight: 210 lbs

Competitive History
Date     Event, Location, Discipline, Finish
2008     WORLD CUP     FLAINE, FRA, SKIERCROSS, 28
2008     FIS WORLD CUP     LES CONTAMINES, FRA,     SKIERCROSS,12
2007     JEEP KING OF THE MOUNTAIN     TELLURIDE, CO, SKIERCROSS,6
2007     THE SKI TOUR STOP #4     SQUAW VALLEY, CA, SKIERCROSS,7
2007     NOR-AM     BIG MOUNTAIN, MT, DOWNHILL,8
2007     NOR-AM     BIG MOUNTAIN, MT, SUPER G, 6

Young Grenadian quarter miler Kirani James landed Grenada’s first ever medal at the Commonwealth Youth Games and it was golden. James won the men’s 400M in a new Games Record of 46.66s, just outside his personal best and national junior record of 45.70s.

Trinidad 2: USA 1. Words cannot describe, thank God there is Youtube.

Trinidad & Tobago vs USA WCQ 2010

Former cricketer Nehemiah Perry is the 2008 recipient of the Courtney Andrew Walsh Award for Excellence. At aa reception attended by the Prime Minister of Jamaica, Bruce Golding, Perry accepted the award from him which included a trophy and a $500,000 cash prize.

“This is the best thing that has every happened to me…”  said Perry, “I would represent my country all over again”

A sternly contested  World Cup Qualifier between Jamaica and Honduras saw Jamaica coming out the victors. Luten Shelton put the Jamaicans 1 up in the 16th minute with a pass into the penalty box from his captain Ricardo Gardner. He turned on it beautifully, went past the sweeper as well as goalkeeper Noel Valladares before slotting a grounder to to the far side of the uprights. That was pretty much all she wrote as Jamaica maintained that 1-0 for the rest of the match.