I.E's Chapters Head Is Dead
April 27, 2005 ( Monrovia, Liberia)
Two Ex-officials Expresses Regret
   The head of Invincible Eleven Majestic Sports Association (IEMSA) Montserrado Chapters, E. Momolu is dead. Mr. Momolu died yesterday at the St. Joseph Catholic Hospital following a protracted illness.

Philibert Browne Takes Over Olympic Committee

April 27, 2005 ( Monrovia, Liberia)
The president of the Liberia Basketball Federation (LBF) Philibert S. Browne has been elected to the presidency of the Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) for the next four years.

Mighty Barrolle Bow To IE
April 26, 2005 ( Monrovia, Liberia)
     The first match between the bitter archrivals of Liberian football, Mighty Barrolle and Invincible Eleven (IE) was held over the weekend in the 2005 national football league

Global Bank Takes Over Earth Angels
April 26, 2005 ( Monrovia, Liberia)
The female soccer champions Earth Angels are now an asset of the recently established Global Bank Liberian Limited. The Global Bank, according to Earth Angels president Wallace Weiah, will sponsor the reigning champions from now on and will take care of tuition for players, provide transportation, jerseys and even per diem

Barrolle, Oilers Win In Basketball Playoffs
April 26, 2005 ( Monrovia, Liberia)
Mighty Barrolle and LPRC Oilers emerged as winners in the just-started playoff of the Liberia Basketball Federation (LBF) 2005 National Championship. Mighty Barrolle narrowly overcame deadly rivals and the current premier league champions NPA Pythons 63-61 on Saturday at the Sports Commission on Broad Street.

Mighty Barrolle Meet IE Sunday
April 23, 2005
The two bitter archrival of Liberian football, Mighty Barrolle and Invincible Eleven (IE) will clash for the first time since the 2005 national football league started.

Ban Effected In School Sports Again
April 20, 2005
The Inter-School Sport Association (ISSA) has taken a tough action with the aim of curbing violence and cheating during its annual games.

18 Teams Land In Basketball Playoffs
April 20, 2005
Eighteen teams have reached the playoffs of the 2005 national basketball season. The teams got their qualifying status following the end of the league version of the 2005 season over the weekend.

Olympic Committee Congress Set For Saturday
April 20, 2005
The Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) will on Saturday, April 23, 2005 convene the 9th ordinary session of its General Assembly in Monrovia.

Liberian Female Footballers Shine In Ghana

Just like their compatriot Bob Zeo, three Liberian female footballers are at the thick of things in Ghana. Defender Dehkontee Sayon, Famatta Kromah, a midfielder, and goal getter Amelia Washington left their native land on November 25, 2004 and quickly settled into the ranks of division one side Sekondi Hassaacas in Takoradi.

No Peace Yet For IE Vice President
April 19, 2005
The row surrounding the US$5,000.00 scandal involving Malike Dukuly continues unabated within Invincible Eleven (IE). The IE Vice President for Operations stands accused for receiving the money in question for the transfer of former player Bob Zeo to Ghanaian side Heart of Lion.

Chinese Present Sketch For SKD Sports Complex
April 15, 2005
    The Minister of Youth and Sports, Counselor Wheatonai Dixon-Barnes has received a complete set of drawings for the renovation of the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex in Paynesville City. The presentation was made at the Youth and Sports Ministry by the Embassy of the People s Republic of China in Monrovia.

Basketball Regular Season Reaches End
     April 15, 2005-The regular season matches for the 2005 national league will certainly come to a close at the Sports Commission on Broad Street following the release of the fixture for the final round of matches during the coming weekend.

Mighty Barrolle Picks First Win
April 11, 2005
The reigning football champion of Liberia Mighty Barrolle has grabbed its first win of the new national league season.

 

Olympic Committee Elections Around The Corner
April 11, 2005
     The Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) will go to the polls this month in Monrovia. The confirmation has been made by authoritative sources of the LNOC.

Liberian Ladies Bow To Niger
April 11, 2005
      The female national basketball team of Liberia Lone Star lost its first ever international match to Niger on Friday. At the Sports Commission on Broad Street, the Lone Star went down 39-59 against their rivals from Nigeria.

Emmett Taylor Tournament Reaches Climax

   April 9, 2005-   A soccer tournament in honor of the former Public Works, now president aspirant, Hon. Emmett A. Taylor, is slated to end this coming weekend at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) in Monrovia.

Liberian Ladies Bow To Niger
April 8, 2005-
      The female national basketball team of Liberia Lone Star lost its first ever international match to Niger on Friday.

Olympic Committee Elections Around The Corner
April 8, 2005-
     The Liberia National Olympic Committee (LNOC) will go to the polls this month in Monrovia. The confirmation has been made by authoritative sources of the LNOC.
  

Three Players Banned From School Sports
   April 7, 2005-  The Inter-School Sports Association (ISSA) continues to be plagued with acts of indiscipline among schools and students during its annual games.

Liberia's Female Basketball Opponents Land In Monrovia
    April 7, 2005-  Liberian female players will for the first time taste international basketball when they take on their counterparts from Niger over the weekend. The guest team arrived in Monrovia on Wednesday. The female basketballers of both countries are to compete in the Zone III preliminaries of the African Women Championship.

Bob Zeo's Transfer Money Disappears
-IE Vice President Stands Accused
April 5, 2005-
The Vice President for Operations of the Invincible Eleven (IE) Majestic Sports Association is at a center of a money scandal. There are allegations that he received US$4,000.00 on behalf of former player Bob Zeo for the Sunshine Yellow Boys but failed to deliver the money to the club.

Perak boss Jamal wants Seator to prove his worth first-
April 5, 2005-
IPOH: Striker Frank Seator is keen to lead the Perak attack again but the Liberian has been told that he has to take the initiative to get back into the team.

IE Wins But Barrolle Draws
      April 5, 2005-
There were varying results for the two top sides in Liberian football in the weekend league matches played over the weekend at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS).

James Debbah Opens Up
April 4, 2005-
The Lone Star has been experiencing some troubling situation nowadays. Most of the players that made name for the national pride – the likes of George Oppong Weah, James Salinsa Debbah, Joe Armstrong Nagbe, Jonathan Sogbie, Kelvin Segbwe, and others seem to be less interested in the team that made them.