HAMIL­TON, New Zealand – De­spite be­ing beat­en by New Zealand in both the T20I and ODI se­ries, West In­dies fast bowler Jay­den Seales be­lieves they could have won both se­ries had they ex­e­cut­ed at the death.

In­creas­ing par­tic­i­pa­tion in sports and phys­i­cal ac­tiv­i­ty must not be lim­it­ed to the able-bod­ied pop­u­la­tion. Peo­ple with dis­abil­i­ties have an equal right to reap the im­mense health and fit­ness ben­e­fits of an ac­tive lifestyle.

A sen­sa­tion­al spell of fast bowl­ing from Akeem Jor­dan helped to spear­head the Bar­ba­dos Pride to a com­fort­able sev­en-wick­et vic­to­ry over the Lee­ward Is­lands Hur­ri­canes in their CG Unit­ed Su­per 50 Cup en­counter at the Queens Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain on Fri­day.

Fa­ti­ma Col­lege, the 2024 Co­ca-Co­la North Zone In­ter­col win­ner, re­mained on course to re­tain its ti­tle with a tense win on penal­ties against St Mary’s Col­lege (CIC) at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um, Mu­cu­rapo, Port-of-Spain, Fri­day.

Some­times a World Cup cam­paign comes down to mo­ments small enough to miss in re­al time but heavy enough to haunt you when the dust set­tles. For Trinidad and To­ba­go, the 2026 qual­i­fy­ing jour­ney was ex­act­ly that: a sto­ry writ­ten in fine mar­gins, the kind of mar­gins that sep­a­rate heart­break from his­to­ry.

T&T’s se­nior women’s rug­by team’s de­fence was fortress-like on day one of the Rug­by Amer­i­c­as North (RAN) Rug­by Sev­ens tour­na­ment, which opened at the Lar­ry Gomes Sta­di­um, Mal­abar, Ari­ma, Fri­day.

​For­mer ed­u­ca­tor and foot­ball ad­min­is­tra­tor Aza­ad Mo­hammed-Khan is in ur­gent need of pub­lic as­sis­tance as he con­tin­ues to bat­tle a se­ri­ous neu­ro­mus­cu­lar and res­pi­ra­to­ry con­di­tion that has left him hos­pi­talised for months and de­pen­dent on long-term med­ical care.

On No­vem­ber 8, some 160 ath­letes gath­ered on Mara­cas Beach to com­pete in the Spe­cial Olympics T&T’s (SOTT’s) 2025 Beach Games. Join­ing the ath­letes were 150 vol­un­teers, 30 coach­es, spec­ta­tors, cor­po­rate part­ners, and gov­ern­ment rep­re­sen­ta­tives. The Beach Games com­prised five ac­tiv­i­ties: the open wa­ter swim, uni­fied beach vol­ley­ball, boc­ce, aquathlon, and uni­fied beach soc­cer.

The dream is of­fi­cial­ly on ice. It was a glo­ri­ous, al­beit ul­ti­mate­ly heart­break­ing, run by the Trinidad and To­ba­go se­nior men’s na­tion­al foot­ball team in their 2026 FI­FA World Cup quest. A run so good, in fact, that it held the na­tion's in­ter­est right up un­til the penul­ti­mate round of games.

Trinidad and To­ba­go Red Force leg spin­ner Yan­nic Cari­ah pro­duced the first hat-trick of the 2025 CG Unit­ed Su­per 50 tour­na­ment on Fri­day, when the Red Force de­feat­ed Ja­maica Scor­pi­ons by 75 runs at the Bri­an Lara Crick­et Acad­e­my in Tarou­ba.

KINGSTON, Ja­maica – In a swift re­sponse to the sud­den res­ig­na­tion of Steve Mc­Claren, the Ja­maica Foot­ball Fed­er­a­tion (JFF) has named lo­cal foot­ball stal­wart Rudolph Speid as the in­ter­im head coach of the na­tion­al se­nior men’s team, the Reg­gae Boyz.

T&T's mixed mar­tial arts fight­er Damani Adams has ad­vanced to Sat­ur­day's se­nior men's feath­er­weight fi­nal at the In­ter­na­tion­al Mixed Mar­tial Arts Fed­er­a­tion (IM­MAF) Pan Amer­i­can Cham­pi­onship in Mon­ter­rey, Mex­i­co, af­ter de­feat­ing the di­vi­sion favourite, Pe­dro Mu­niz of Brazil, in the quar­ter­fi­nals Fri­day.