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T&T wins Rising Stars U-19 Women's Championship
A worker replenishing the bread on shelves at the Puff N Stuff Bakery in San Fernando, on Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
PM questions why bread, doubles prices aren’t going down
T&T’s Brandon Legall, left, unleashes a spike against the attempted blocks of Guatemalans (CCS) Brandon Chinchilla, center, and Jose Carrillo in their Pool B match of the Men’s Volleyball Tournament of the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games at the Sports Palace Carlos El Famoso Hernández, San Salvador, El Salvador, yesterday. Guatemala (CCS) won 25-23, 25-27, 25-19, 25-21. Photo: NORCECA.
Courtesy NORCECA
Paul pedals past Browne for Match Sprint gold
National U-18 team goal-defence Nichola Gill leaps high to defend Police goal-shooter Jerice McIntosh while U-18s goal-keeper Victoria Taylor, left, and goal-attack Jeselle Navarro during a Women A Division Fast Five match in the San Fernando Netball League in Pleasantville, San Fernando on June 4. Police won 18-17.
Courtesy SFNL
MIC outplays Police in Sando Netball League
Chief Nutritionist & Head of the Nutrition & Metabolism Division MoH, presents a demonstration and information on fats, sugar and salt content to members of the heads of Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) and food establishments at the Chamber of Commerce Office.
Health Minister meets with fast food chains and restaurant owners
Crown Prince, the three-year-old and John O’ Brien-trained with jockey Ronald Ali, is seen flying past Just Exhale four-year-old and Terrence Thomas-trained with jockey Jovika Boodramsingh up to win the Edmund De Frietas Gold Cup (GR1) at Santa Rosa Park in Arima on December 27 (Boxing Day observed in 2022). Crown Prince and Just Exhale are the top contenders in today’s President Cup.
RALPH BANWARIE
Choose between Crown Prince and Just Exhale
Jones relaxed about playing against “friends” in tournament opener
FILE - Apprentice Andrew Poon eases off the saddle as his charge four-year-old, John O’Brien-trained Crown Prince sails past the winning pole to win race five for horses three-years and over rated 70 and over going 1,750m at Santa Rosa Park Arima on April 29.
Ralph Banwarie
43 horses enter for Labour Day
T&T young fighters (standing): Chedon Grant, Renee Fortune, Kaylon Khan, Joshua Cooper and Alex Khan, ready to represent their country at the coming World Youth Championships in Abu Dhabi , United Arab Emirates, August 2-5. At a press conference yesterday at the Maloney indoor Sports Complex, they were revealed to the public, along with (seated) Kimberly Ramnath, representative of the Women’s Committee, Kerry Grant, national coach; Jason Fraser, president of the T&T Sambo and Mixed Martial Arts Federation, and Roger Evelyn, General Secretary of Sambo and Mixed Martial Arts Federation.
VASHTI SINGH
Strong youth team for World Youth Championships
Tyriq Horsford of Mississippi State University.
