SSFL South Zone Boys’ Championship winners Pleasantville Secondary School.
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Striker Luke Phillips, centre, is congratulated after scoring in Club Sando's 2-0 victory over Defence Force of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on September 2, 2026.
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Fatima College Jeremai Nanton, middle, draws the attention of Queen’s Royal College(QRC) defenders Shea Dolly left and Olumayowa Oladiran during their Secondary Schools Football League Premiership Division match at the QRC grounds yesterday. Fatima College won the match by 3 goals to 1
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T&T senior men’s team midfielder Daniel David, left, dribbles toward teammate and defender Justin Garcia, right, as Luke Phillip, centre, looks on during a practice session at the training field of the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, last month.
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Keemo Paul celebrates one of his five wickets against India in the fourth T20I
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Diane Henderson, President of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee.
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Trinidad and Tobago athletes and representatives share a photo after collecting their monetary rewards for medalling at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic last July/August at a presentation ceremony held at the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee Olympic House, Woodford Street, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday. In photo from back-row left are Danell James (track cycling), Akil Campbell (track cycling), Nicolette Osborne (netball), Shantel Seemungal (netball), Jabari Perez (hockey), and Kira Rothwell (netball). Standing in front-row from left are Kwanieze John-Felix, T&T Olympic Committee Athletes Commission Chairman, Jessica Costa-Ouditt (on behalf of Alexi Costa-Ramirez), Tracy Carter (on behalf of Dylan Carter), Kyra Williams (track cycling), Ryan D’Abreau (track cycling), Jennifer Arrindell (on behalf of Kelly-Ann Arrindell), Diane Henderson, President of the T&T Olympic Committee (T&TOC), Rayann Bristol (netball), and Caleb Guiseppi (hockey).
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West Indies captain Shai Hope put on a masterclass batting performance with an unbeaten 162 not out off 143 balls.
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India captain Shreyas Iyer (left) and West Indies captain Shai Hope pose with the T20I trophy after their drawn series. Photo courtesy CWI Media
BENGALURU, India – West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has lauded his team’s performances in the shorter format of the game over the past few months, pointing out that he had seen major improvements in all facets of the game.
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Rain forced the deciding T20I berween West Indies and India to be called off. Photo courtesy CWI
BENGALURU, India—The high-scoring, blockbuster T20I series between India and West Indies came to a disappointing end on Saturday with the fifth and final match ending in a no result.
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BENGALURU, India – The West Indies will be hoping for a winning end to their white-ball tour of India when the two teams clash in the fifth and deciding T20I on Saturday.
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Do not say that I didn’t tell you. In my last column, I wrote that I expected the West Indies to put up a far stiffer fight in the T20 series against the Indians, but to be completely honest, they have well and truly exceeded even my own optimistic expectations.
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“Long live the students, a garden of joy, they are birds that are not scared of beasts or police” (Violeta Parra, Chilean singer-songwriter)
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Amir Jangoo’s outstanding performances for the West Indies made him the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board’s (TTCB) International Player of the Year at the board’s annual national awards ceremony, which was held at the Dennis P. Ramdhan Complex in Mc Bean, Couva, on Wednesday evening.
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Jeremy McMeo, fired as Hillview coach
Midway through the 2026 Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT) Boys’ Premiership Division of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) season, newcomer Hillview College has sacked its coach, Jeremy McMeo.
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Fatima College Jeremai Nanton, middle, draws the attention of Queen’s Royal College(QRC) defenders Shea Dolly left and Olumayowa Oladiran during their Secondary Schools Football League Premiership Division match at the QRC grounds yesterday. Fatima College won the match by 3 goals to 1
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Three different players were on target as the Cornell Glen-coached St. Mary's College whipped visitors Malick Secondary 3-1 to regain sole possession of the lead in the 17-team Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Boys Premier at St. Mary's College Ground, Serpentine Road, in St. Clair on Wednesday.
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T&T senior men’s team midfielder Daniel David, left, dribbles toward teammate and defender Justin Garcia, right, as Luke Phillip, centre, looks on during a practice session at the training field of the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, last month.
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Trinidad and Tobago’s Club Sando will be confident of their chances in the second leg of their Concacaf Caribbean Cup clash with Jamaica’s Mount Pleasant Football Academy, the reigning champions at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica, on Thursday.
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Keemo Paul celebrates one of his five wickets against India in the fourth T20I
HYDERABAD, India – West Indies’ bowling hero in the crucial fourth T20I, Keemo Paul has credited the team’s bowlers for their execution against India, which helped to set up a memorable 24-run win.
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Diane Henderson, President of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee.
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Diane Henderson, President of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee, is hoping the government’s increased allocation to the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs, by Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo in his presentation of the 2027 Budget at the Red House, Port-of-Spain, on Monday, October 12, is geared towards this country’s preparations for the Los Angeles Olympics 2028 (LA28).
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Trinidad and Tobago athletes and representatives share a photo after collecting their monetary rewards for medalling at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic last July/August at a presentation ceremony held at the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee Olympic House, Woodford Street, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday. In photo from back-row left are Danell James (track cycling), Akil Campbell (track cycling), Nicolette Osborne (netball), Shantel Seemungal (netball), Jabari Perez (hockey), and Kira Rothwell (netball). Standing in front-row from left are Kwanieze John-Felix, T&T Olympic Committee Athletes Commission Chairman, Jessica Costa-Ouditt (on behalf of Alexi Costa-Ramirez), Tracy Carter (on behalf of Dylan Carter), Kyra Williams (track cycling), Ryan D’Abreau (track cycling), Jennifer Arrindell (on behalf of Kelly-Ann Arrindell), Diane Henderson, President of the T&T Olympic Committee (T&TOC), Rayann Bristol (netball), and Caleb Guiseppi (hockey).
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The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) distributed TT$150,000 in bonuses to national athletes on their medal achievements at the July/August Central American and Caribbean Games held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
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India captain Shreyas Iyer (left) and West Indies captain Shai Hope pose with the T20I trophy after their drawn series. Photo courtesy CWI Media
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Rain forced the deciding T20I berween West Indies and India to be called off. Photo courtesy CWI
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Fatima College Jeremai Nanton, middle, draws the attention of Queen’s Royal College(QRC) defenders Shea Dolly left and Olumayowa Oladiran during their Secondary Schools Football League Premiership Division match at the QRC grounds yesterday. Fatima College won the match by 3 goals to 1
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T&T senior men’s team midfielder Daniel David, left, dribbles toward teammate and defender Justin Garcia, right, as Luke Phillip, centre, looks on during a practice session at the training field of the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, last month.
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