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ANSA McAL Foundation chairman Andrew Sabga, from left, laureates Dr Adesh Sirjusingh (Public & Civic Contributions— T&T), Joanne C Hillhouse (Arts and Letters—Antigua and Barbuda), and Dr Mahendra Persaud (Science and Technology—Guyana), Professor Compton Bourne OE and ANSA McAL Group of Companies executive chairman A Norman Sabga pose for a photograph at the Anthony N Sabga Awards for Caribbean Excellence at the Hilton Trinidad, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday.
KARLA RAMOO
3 collect Anthony N Sabga Awards for Excellence
Trainer John O’ Brien, from left, Richard Smith, Joan Smith and Richard William in the winners’ enclosure with In The Headlines and apprentice jockey Tristan Phillips after the horse won the Guineas at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on Indian Arrival Day, on Tuesday.
Ralph Banwarie
In The Headlines takes Guineas
L’fe Roberts, left, and Meeka Johnson are all smiles after capturing the Under-18 Girls Division title when T&T Volleyball Federation Girls and Boys Under-18 Invitational Beach Volleyball Tournament ended at Los Iros Beach, Palo Seco on Sunday night. It was the second win from as many tournament for the duo.
Courtesy Sean Morrison
Under-18 players live up to expectations in Los Iros
The Hugh Leong Poi-owned Angry Bird, a three-year-old trained by John O’Brien with jockey Rico Hernandez, flies past stablemate Happy Bird the front runner and favourite with veteran jockey Nobel Abrego to win Race 3, for 3.Y.O. and over horses rated 40-25 at Santa Rosa Park, Arima, on Easter Monday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Firecracker aims to deny In The Headlines in Guineas
FILE - T&T’s top men’s beach volleyball duo, Daneil Williams, left, and Fabien Whitfield.
Whitfield, Williams headline Los Iros beach volleyball entries
Gregory N. Hill, Managing Director, ANSA Merchant Bank and Omar Mohammed, Chief Executive Officer, The Cropper Foundation at the launch of the Natural Capital Grant.
$100k Natural Capital Hub Grant for small businesses
Marlins' Zalayhar Lewis shows off her ten and Under Girls Age-Group and High Point winners trophies at the conclusion of the four-day Aquatic Sports Association of T&T (ASATT) National Open Long Course Swimming Championships which ended at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva on Sunday night.
Lewis ends Long Course swim with four wins
FILE - Allrounder Sion Hackett in action.
Daniel Prentice
All-round Hackett guides Glenora to 100-run win over Ball Players
Wayne Herbert, left, executive vice president at Magic Mist Services Limited T&T, presents the winners' trophy and cheque to Carenage Blasters II captain and "Most Valuable Player" of the Tournament, Luc O'Young, second from left, while his teammates, Gabriel John, second from right, and Abahi Lal, right, look on after they beat Queen's Park Cricket Club 3-0 in the final of the inaugural T&T Table Tennis Association (T&TTTA) Magic Mist Group Spin Cup Series at the National Racquet Centre, Orange Grove Road, Tacarigua on Thursday night.
Courtesy Ernest Fraser
Blasters II sweep QPCC in Spin Cup final
Board members of ANSA Merchant Bank.
