The Co­coyea Swim­ming Pool is ex­pect­ed to re­open by Sep­tem­ber, fol­low­ing de­lays that the Min­is­ter of Sport and Youth Af­fairs, Phillip Watts, says stem from mis­man­age­ment and ad­min­is­tra­tive set­backs un­der the pre­vi­ous gov­ern­ment.

Holy Name Con­vent clinched the Sec­ondary Schools In­ter­col girls’ ti­tle with a con­vinc­ing 42-run vic­to­ry over first-time fi­nal­ists St Au­gus­tine Girls’ High School at the Bri­an Lara Crick­et Acad­e­my in Tarou­ba, San Fer­nan­do on Fri­day.

"In a world filled with so much bad news, so much sad news, what a re­lief to find this glad news." (Ka­reen John­ston Tuck­er, Irish po­et)

Kieron Ed­wards, pres­i­dent of the T&T Foot­ball As­so­ci­a­tion, says he is not at­tempt­ing to hold on to pow­er as head of lo­cal foot­ball.

The Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL) has of­fi­cial­ly launched the Play­er Ac­qui­si­tion and Draft rules for the 2026 sea­son, ush­er­ing in a fresh three-year con­tract cy­cle (2026-2028) that promis­es to re­shape the land­scape of Caribbean crick­et.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – De­spite play­ing their best crick­et of the com­pe­ti­tion, the Lee­ward Is­lands Hur­ri­canes are in a strug­gle to avoid de­feat against the Trinidad and To­ba­go Red Force at the An­tigua Recre­ation Ground in An­tigua on Tues­day.

Le­ston De Roche and Dana Lewis copped the open ti­tles when the fourth an­nu­al Uni­ver­si­ty of T&T (UTT) Na­tion­al Aer­o­bathon pow­ered by KFC took place at the Na­tion­al Cy­cling Cen­tre in Bal­main, Cou­va, on Sun­day.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – The Trinidad and To­ba­go Red Force and Bar­ba­dos Pride both built on their ad­van­tages and are firm­ly in con­trol of their third-round con­tests against the Lee­ward Is­lands Hur­ri­canes and Ja­maica Scor­pi­ons, re­spec­tive­ly, in the West In­dies Cham­pi­onship fol­low­ing the end of the sec­ond day’s play on Mon­day.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s se­nior men’s na­tion­al foot­ball team will face Rus­sia in an in­ter­na­tion­al friend­ly on June 9 at the Kalin­ingrad Sta­di­um on Ok­tyabrsky Is­land, Kalin­ingrad, Rus­sia, a venue which host­ed four match­es dur­ing the 2018 FI­FA World Cup.

Ac­cord­ing to Forbes.com, IShowSpeed, the pro­lif­ic stream­er, is world-fa­mous for his high-en­er­gy gam­ing re­ac­tions, pranks, and trav­el con­tent. Born Dar­ren Ja­son Watkins Jr., Speed got his start with gam­ing con­tent on YouTube in 2016—he now has 40 mil­lion sub­scribers on the plat­form alone. He of­ten ap­pears at Cham­pi­ons League Soc­cer games and WWE match­es—some­times dressed in a cos­tume, hawk­ing Lo­gan Paul’s en­er­gy drink Prime. He signed with Warn­er Mu­sic and re­leased the sin­gle “World Cup”.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – Sev­er­al of the re­gion’s best coach­es have thrown their full sup­port be­hind Crick­et West In­dies’ (CWI) plans to de­vel­op a High-Per­for­mance Cam­pus in An­tigua.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – Both Bar­ba­dos Pride and Trinidad and To­ba­go Red Force end­ed the open­ing day of the third round of match­es in the West In­dies Cham­pi­onship on Sun­day in dom­i­nant po­si­tions.