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The tournament features 12 groups and 104 matches, with top teams and emerging Caribbean sides making early impact in the expanded global competition.

The awards, returning after a seven-year break, honoured top athletes and sports figures for their achievements in 2025, highlighting Dominica’s sporting excellence.

Windsor Park Sports Stadium Lighting is expected to be illuminated by the end of June 2026 as other infrastructure developments are underway. 

Julien Alfred ran a wind-assisted 10.76 seconds to finish ahead of Tokyo 2025 200m silver medallist Amy Hunt.

Dominica’s Olympic champion secured a fifth-place finish at the Bislett Games, improving on previous performances and maintaining a consistent presence among top competitors.

Greyson recently became the first sailor from St Kitts and Nevis to compete at the Optimist North American Championship.

Olympic champion Julien Alfred will represent Saint Lucia at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on July 23, 2026, where she is set to compete against British sprinter Dina Asher-Smith.

The five CPL matches attracted over 17,000 fans, including 3,000 international visitors, injecting US$12 million into local hotels, restaurants, and services.

St Vincent and the Grenadines will host CPL matches for the first time in 13 years at Arnos Vale Stadium starting August 7, 2026.

The multi-million-dollar project will include elite training facilities, a sports tourism hub, and the renamed “4 Knights Oval”, aiming to boost cricket development and economic growth.

Jamaica led the CARIFTA Games with 71 medals, continuing a 40-year streak of dominance at the regional track and field competition.

The Tourism Authority will boost the April 11–12 event’s global profile, featuring international athletes in trail races, open water swims, and triathlons.

A team of 14 young swimmers will represent Antigua and Barbuda at the 2026 CARIFTA Swimming Championships in Martinique.

The team lost the match by 103 runs as on the target of 341 runs, the team managed to make only 238 runs with a loss of 8 wickets.

Saint Lucia’s Julien Alfred claimed bronze in the 60m at the 2026 World Indoor Championships, securing her fifth global medal.

Scott set a personal best of 17.33m to secure Jamaica’s first-ever World Indoor triple jump medal.

Olympic champion Julien Alfred will take on a strong international field in the 60m event in Poland, aiming to add to her growing list of global titles.

This injury was confirmed by Jady’s coach, Denise Herman, who said that she suffered a tear in her right hamstring.

The event was attended by global dignitaries including King Charles III and Queen Camilla, highlighting unity among the Commonwealth’s 56 member nations.

Matches are expected to return to Sabina Park for the first time since 2019, marking the league’s return to Jamaica after recent ownership changes involving the former Jamaica Tallawahs franchise.