The du­os Sadie Torkar and Bian­ca Perkins (women) and Josi­ah Jankey and his broth­er Je­re­mi­ah Jankey (men) won the sec­ond legs of their re­spec­tive T&T Vol­ley­ball Fed­er­a­tion (TTVF) Trin­ba­go Beach Vol­ley­ball Tour Un­der-21 Di­vi­sion Tour­na­ments at Mis­sion Beach, To­co, on Sun­day.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s ath­letes at the 2026 Carif­ta Games, host­ed by Grena­da for the sec­ond time in three years, blew past even the most au­da­cious pre­dic­tions be­fore they even touched soil with an­oth­er stel­lar show­ing on the third and fi­nal day of the 53rd edi­tion in St. George’s, Grena­da on Mon­day.

Michal Paul leapt to Trinidad and To­ba­go’s sixth gold medal of the 53rd CARIF­TA Games at the Ki­rani James Sta­di­um in St George’s, Grena­da on Mon­day.

Ani­quah Bai­ley made good on a promise to nev­er miss out on a podi­um fin­ish when she pow­ered her way to the Girls Open 3000 me­tres ti­tle on the sec­ond evening of the 53rd CARIF­TA Games at the Ki­rani James Sta­di­um in St. George’s, Grena­da, on East­er Sun­day.

Shirley-Ann “Bon­nie” Bona­parte, a pi­o­neer of West In­dies women’s crick­et and a proud daugh­ter of Trinidad and To­ba­go, passed away in Brook­lyn, New York, USA, on Sun­day, March 22, at the age of 70. Her lega­cy is one of pow­er, re­silience, and an en­dur­ing ded­i­ca­tion to the sport. Bona­parte’s crick­et­ing jour­ney be­gan in 1971 with Trinidad's Queens­land Ladies’ team, where her nat­ur­al tal­ent and com­pet­i­tive spir­it im­me­di­ate­ly stood out. By 1973, she joined the Mer­ry Girls Crick­et Club, quick­ly flour­ish­ing in­to a for­mi­da­ble all-rounder.

Ny­la Kerr and Os­hea Cum­mings fin­ished one-two in the Girls un­der-17 1500 me­tres as Trinidad and To­ba­go end­ed day one of the 53rd CARIF­TA Games with 10 medals (2 gold, 4 sil­ver, and 4 bronze) as the cur­tain came down on an ex­cit­ing open­ing stan­za at the Ki­rani James Ath­let­ics Sta­di­um in, St. George’s, Grena­da on Sat­ur­day.

Shot put­ter Pey­ton Win­ter is Team TTO’s first medal­list on Day 2 of the 53rd CARIF­TA Games at the Ki­rani James Ath­let­ics Sta­di­um in St George’s, Grena­da on East­er Sun­day. Trinidad and To­ba­go now has 12 medals in Grena­da, af­ter tak­ing 11 on Day 1.

Den­nis Taye Allen of TT Game Plan, a dig­i­tal jour­nal­ism, and sports ad­vo­ca­cy plat­form, has de­scribed the Skin­ner Park cy­cling track in San Fer­nan­do as a ‘death trap’.

That’s the re­al­i­ty of the mod­ern game. Big names car­ry big weight. Their words trav­el fast, land hard, and of­ten be­come ac­cept­ed truth be­fore any­one stops to ques­tion them.

Ethan McMil­lan-Cole and Liam Car­ring­ton were the lone gold medal win­ners for T&T on the open­ing night of fi­nals at the 39th Carif­ta Aquat­ics Cham­pi­onships at the Pierre Samot Com­mu­ni­ty Aquat­ic Cen­tre, Le Lamentin, Mar­tinique, on Sat­ur­day.

Javelin throw­er Tan­non Niemey­er is Trinidad and To­ba­go’s first medal­list at the 53rd CARIF­TA Games in Grena­da on Sat­ur­day.

Crick­et West In­dies (CWI) Pres­i­dent, Dr Kishore Shal­low has poured cold wa­ter over claims by char­tered ac­coun­tant Mar­i­ano Browne that its re­cent­ly re­leased an­nu­al re­port is a “PR doc­u­ment”.