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T&T’s winners in the Barbados International Juniors COTECC Tennis G2 Tournament which ended in Wildey, Barbados on Thursday. In photo are Holden Hadeed, from left, Teijah Wellington, Ryan Steuart, Justiin Duncan, Suri Ramcharan, Makeda Bain and Lucca Gaston Johnson. ↔ PHOTO COURTESY ANDREW THORNTON
The returning Carifta swim team at a reception on their return at the Piarco International Airport yesterday.
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T&T’s swimmers Ethan McMillan-Cole, left, and teammate and USA-based Liam Carrington.
Former national criterium champion Colin “Creepy” Wilson.
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Ethan McMillan-Cole.
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Team TTO sprinters exit the blocks with their peers looking on in a final training session yesterday before the start of the Carifta Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George’s Grenada, today.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews speaks during the post-match interview.
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TTSBA president Allison Bastian, front, presents the championship trophy to St Mary's College players and staff Teacher Aaron Manickchand, from left, Maleek Frederick, Keston Prosper, Quitoxe Williams, Kayden Cario, Josiah John, Aaiden Sarjeant, Jaden Knights, Aiden Noel (captain and MVP), Jerel Euin, Josiah Lalla, Dashaun Joseph, Adrian Samuel and coach Jabulani Mobhair after defeating Arima North Secondary in the boys' U-15 final in the Secondary Schools Basketball League (SSBL) National Championships at the Southern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Pleasantville, San Fernando on Friday. St Mary's won 42-24.
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Kemar Roach contributed with both bat and ball for Durham.
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FILE- T&T's Nigel Paul, right, vying for a spot on the national boxing team for the Commonweaalth Games.
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Trinidad and Tobago Track and Field Suporters Association (TTTFSA) members get in the spirit ahead of their departure for the 53rd CARIFTA Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George's, Grenada on Thursday night. This year, the group has assembled some 100-plus member contingent to support Team TTO at the Games.
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President of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board &Vice President of West Indies Cricket Azim Bassarath, left, receives a cheque for $100,000, from Director of MDPRONTO during the media launch at the Alloy Lequay Administration Centre, Balmain Couva on Thursday.
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T&T’s winners in the Barbados International Juniors COTECC Tennis G2 Tournament which ended in Wildey, Barbados on Thursday. In photo are Holden Hadeed, from left, Teijah Wellington, Ryan Steuart, Justiin Duncan, Suri Ramcharan, Makeda Bain and Lucca Gaston Johnson. ↔ PHOTO COURTESY ANDREW THORNTON
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The returning Carifta swim team at a reception on their return at the Piarco International Airport yesterday.
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Tessica Laurence, left, Girls Open Pole Vault bronze, and Seannah Parsons, the 2026 Girls U20 triple jump gold medallist.
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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.
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Dr Kishore Shallow, CWI president.
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”.
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Former national criterium champion Colin “Creepy” Wilson.
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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’.
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Ethan McMillan-Cole.
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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.
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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.
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Team TTO sprinters exit the blocks with their peers looking on in a final training session yesterday before the start of the Carifta Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George’s Grenada, today.
Jovan Ravello
T&T’s Carifta Athletes are ready to go as the 2026 Carifta Games get going at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George’s, Grenada, Saturday (April 4) from 9 am.
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The final FIFA window before the 2026 World Cup fiesta kicks off offered a mind-boggling menu of international matches - literally several dozens - with some interesting intercontinental match-ups.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews speaks during the post-match interview.
BASSETERRE – West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews has conceded that her side was dominated by Australia Women in their recently concluded white-ball home series.
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TTSBA president Allison Bastian, front, presents the championship trophy to St Mary's College players and staff Teacher Aaron Manickchand, from left, Maleek Frederick, Keston Prosper, Quitoxe Williams, Kayden Cario, Josiah John, Aaiden Sarjeant, Jaden Knights, Aiden Noel (captain and MVP), Jerel Euin, Josiah Lalla, Dashaun Joseph, Adrian Samuel and coach Jabulani Mobhair after defeating Arima North Secondary in the boys' U-15 final in the Secondary Schools Basketball League (SSBL) National Championships at the Southern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Pleasantville, San Fernando on Friday. St Mary's won 42-24.
For St Mary’s College teacher Aaron Manickchand, the Under-15 Boys’ Secondary Schools National Basketball Championshp title isn't just a trophy for the cabinet; it is a testament to the "resilience, growth, and improved performance" of a group of young men who refused to let past failure define them.
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Kemar Roach contributed with both bat and ball for Durham.
DURHAM – West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach made his presence felt for Durham on the opening day of their Division Two clash against Kent in the Rothesay County Championship in England on Friday.
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FILE- T&T's Nigel Paul, right, vying for a spot on the national boxing team for the Commonweaalth Games.
Two high-profile international boxing camps have been scheduled for June and July at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva.
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Trinidad and Tobago Track and Field Suporters Association (TTTFSA) members get in the spirit ahead of their departure for the 53rd CARIFTA Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George's, Grenada on Thursday night. This year, the group has assembled some 100-plus member contingent to support Team TTO at the Games.
Trinidad and Tobago's 53rd CariftaGames 73 athletes, 18 officials, and some 100-plus supporters arrived safely at the Maurice Bishop International Airport in St George's, Grenada Thursday evening.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Michal Paul is all smiles as he celebrates his Boys Under-17 Long Jump title on front his winning distance at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George's, Grenada on Monday.
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T&T's shot putter Peyton Winter powers her way to silver medal in the Girls U20 Shot Put with a big 14.14m
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Tannon Niemeyer.
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Tessica Laurence, left, Girls Open Pole Vault bronze, and Seannah Parsons, the 2026 Girls U20 triple jump gold medallist.
Ricardo St. Bernard
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Dr Kishore Shallow, CWI president.
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Former national criterium champion Colin “Creepy” Wilson.
Richard Lyder
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Ethan McMillan-Cole.
Daniel Prentice
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Team TTO sprinters exit the blocks with their peers looking on in a final training session yesterday before the start of the Carifta Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium in St George’s Grenada, today.
Jovan Ravello
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews speaks during the post-match interview.
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TTSBA president Allison Bastian, front, presents the championship trophy to St Mary's College players and staff Teacher Aaron Manickchand, from left, Maleek Frederick, Keston Prosper, Quitoxe Williams, Kayden Cario, Josiah John, Aaiden Sarjeant, Jaden Knights, Aiden Noel (captain and MVP), Jerel Euin, Josiah Lalla, Dashaun Joseph, Adrian Samuel and coach Jabulani Mobhair after defeating Arima North Secondary in the boys' U-15 final in the Secondary Schools Basketball League (SSBL) National Championships at the Southern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Pleasantville, San Fernando on Friday. St Mary's won 42-24.
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