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Former national player Sasher-Gaye Henry was unveiled on Monday as the next head coach of the Sunshine Girls team by Netball Jamaica at the R Hotel in Kingston. This announcement marks a return to familiar territory for Henry, who, in 2018, co-coached the national team alongside Marvette Anderson. The coaching duo led the team to a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games in Australia. Henry, with her wealth of experience...

T he Jamaica Observer has been reliably told that former national player Sasher-Gaye Henry and Annette Daley are the two candidates shortlisted for the senior netball team head coac...

SuperSport has appointed Malawi Queens legend Mary Waya as one of African analysts at the 2023 Netball World Cup live broadcasts in Cape Town, South Africa between July 28 and August 6. This is the first time the sports broadcaster, which will beam all the 60 matches on SuperSport and GOtv channels, has included a

AS the Sunshine Girls prepare to compete in the upcoming Netball World Cup in South Africa, it is crucial that we recognise the significance of support, both corporate and general, in propelling t...

The impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has been destructive to put it mildly, but sport continues to fight back. On local soil the latest evidence of sport's resurgence came with the ...

LIFE-CHANGING! That's how Rachel Stuart-Baker describes her Miss Universe pageant journey. This year marks 30 years since she strut down the runway as queen; Jamaica's ambassador to the 42nd Miss...

IT can't be said often enough that Jamaica's national netball team, the Sunshine Girls, did this nation proud at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. It's not merely the fact that they won the silver meda...

Still on a high from their historic performance at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, Jamaica's Sunshine Girls have already turned their attention to the 2023 Netball World Cup with Ne...

BIRMINGHAM, England — Former Sunshine Girls Captain Simone Forbes hailed the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games group as the best team ever assembled to represent the country and believes they hav...

Breaking new ground The story of St Marys Magherafelts All-Ireland junior success Simone Forbes in action during St Marys All-Ireland Semi-Final win over St Patricks Cork. Reporter: );  ); Taking on the southern teams was always a significant obstacle for Ulster camogie teams, but St Marys Magherafelts 1996 junior team were different. Twenty-five years after being the first Ulster side to win an All-Ireland junior title, Martina Devlin (née McGuckin) looks back on the joy of making history....