Cel­e­brat­ing In­ter­na­tion­al Women’s Day (IWD) 2026 through sports ad­dress­es the long-stand­ing chal­lenge of women’s in­vis­i­bil­i­ty. Cre­at­ing op­por­tu­ni­ties for vis­i­bil­i­ty acts as a "pos­si­bil­i­ty proof", di­rect­ly ad­vanc­ing the UN Sus­tain­able De­vel­op­ment Goal on Gen­der Equal­i­ty (SDG 5).

Trinidad and To­ba­go will be rep­re­sent­ed by its sec­ond-largest con­tin­gent at the Carif­ta Games, with a del­e­ga­tion of 92 mem­bers com­pris­ing 74 ath­letes and 18 of­fi­cials. The Games will be held from April 4-6 at the Ki­rani James Ath­let­ics Sta­di­um in St George’s, Grena­da.

For­mer head coach of Trinidad and To­ba­go’s men’s na­tion­al foot­ball team, Dwight Yorke has been giv­en a lack­lus­tre rat­ing by pres­i­dent of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Foot­ball As­so­ci­a­tion (TTFA), Kieron Ed­wards dur­ing his two years at the helm.

KOLKATA, In­dia – Play­ers and staff of the West In­dies se­nior men’s team will have to wait just a few more days be­fore they can re­turn home from In­dia.

AHMED­ABAD, In­dia (AP) — In­dia won the T20 World Cup for a record third time with a 96-run vic­to­ry over New Zealand to the de­light of more than 100,000 fans at the largest crick­et ground in the world on Sun­day.

In this sport, dis­ap­point­ment can come quick­ly and some­times painful­ly. But just as quick­ly, an­oth­er op­por­tu­ni­ty ap­pears. An­oth­er match. An­oth­er tour­na­ment. An­oth­er chance to re­spond. That cy­cle is what keeps play­ers, teams and en­tire pro­grammes push­ing for­ward.

Top-or­der bats­men Navin Bidaisee and Ja­son Mo­hammed scored hun­dreds as Pow­er­gen pow­ered to a strong po­si­tion at stumps on Day 1 of their Trinidad and To­ba­go Crick­et Board (TTCB) Pre­mier­ship Di­vi­sion 1 match against Bess Mo­tors Marchin Pa­tri­ots at Marchin, Char­lieville on Sat­ur­day.

The pair of Make­da Bain and Lee-Anne Thorn­ton ad­vanced to the Women’s Dou­bles fi­nal of the Sun­shine Snacks Tran­quil­li­ty Open at the Tran­quil­li­ty Ten­nis Courts on Vic­to­ria Av­enue. They are set to face the moth­er-daugh­ter duo of mul­ti­ple-times na­tion­al cham­pi­on Shenelle Mo­hammed and Lil­ly Mo­hammed.

Liam Car­ring­ton will lead a for­mi­da­ble 31-mem­ber T&T swim team in­to the Carif­ta Swim­ming and Open Wa­ter Cham­pi­onships. Cur­rent­ly a stand­out per­former at the pres­ti­gious Bolles High School in Flori­da, Car­ring­ton en­ters the com­pe­ti­tion with a rep­u­ta­tion as one of the re­gion’s elite tal­ents fol­low­ing his dom­i­nant dis­plays in the pool last year.

For­mer West In­dies white-ball cap­tain, Kieron Pol­lard, be­lieves the re­gion­al side put up a com­mend­able show­ing at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, de­spite fail­ing to reach the semi­fi­nals af­ter a promis­ing start.

​For sev­er­al years, for­mer FI­FA vice pres­i­dent and Con­ca­caf pres­i­dent Jack Warn­er has main­tained that there is no in­stant fix in foot­ball.

​The stage is set for an all-uni­ver­si­ty show­down in the Al­ter­na­tive Di­vi­sion knock­out fi­nal, as Chama­ra Fran­cis and Alyssa Con­nel­ly pow­ered their re­spec­tive teams to vic­to­ry in the Courts All Sec­tors Net­ball League at the East­ern Re­gion­al In­door Sports Are­na in Tacarigua on Thurs­day.