SSFL South Zone Boys’ Championship winners Pleasantville Secondary School.
Mount Pleasant FA striker Warner Brown
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Chris Dehring, chief executive officer at Cricket West Indies.
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.
Hayley Matthews, right, scored two centuries in three ODIs against Zimbabwe to move up in the ICC’s Women’s rankings.
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International School of Port-of-Spain (ISPS) players celebrate their 1-0 win over Holy Name Convent (PoS) in their Secondary School Girls Football League North Zone Championship Division match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Training Field, Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain on Thursday (October 1). ISPS won 1-0.
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India captain Shreyas Iyer scored a maiden T20I century to carry his side to an emphatic eight-wicket win over West Indies in the opening match.
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Shubman Gill, left, and Shai Hope accepted the sanctions.
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Trinidad and Tobago's men's team prior to their match against Curacao in Group A of the Concacaf Nations League League A at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1. In photo from front-row left are Molik Khan (#10), Michel Poon Angeron (#16), Daniel David (#9),Kaihim Thomas (#6), Wayne Frederick II (#14) and Luke Phillip (#8). And back-row from left are Ryan Telfer (#7), Kobi Henry (#3), Andre Rampersad (cpt/#18), Jaheim Joseph (#4), and Denzil Smith (GK/#22).
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Queen’s Royal College’s Jahseem Pierre, right, holds off the challenge from San Juan North Secondary’s Jaydon Moraldo during the SSFL Boys Premiership match at San Juan North Secondary School ground on Wednesday in San Juan. QRC won 2-1.
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Thierry Gale scored a brace for Barbados against Bermuda.
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Sean Roach
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Shai Hope topscored for the West Indies with 56.
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West Indies spinner Akeal Hosein speaking during a pre-match press conference on Monday ahead of the opening T20I between West Indies and India on Tuesday.
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Richard Levi topscored for South Africa Champions.
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Joshua James
Joshua James returned to Tobago as a Caribbean Premier League (CPL) champion and the toast of Whim.
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This morning, when I was told Sean Roach passed away, I replied, “Who, Sean Roach?”—even though I knew exactly which Sean Roach they meant. For what seemed like an eternity, I kept repeating, “Nah! No! Nah man! You lying!”
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Hayley Matthews, right, scored two centuries in three ODIs against Zimbabwe to move up in the ICC’s Women’s rankings.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews has achieved career-best rankings in the ICC’s Women’s ODI batting and all-rounder rankings following her impressive performance in the just concluded series against Zimbabwe Women.
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International School of Port-of-Spain (ISPS) players celebrate their 1-0 win over Holy Name Convent (PoS) in their Secondary School Girls Football League North Zone Championship Division match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Training Field, Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain on Thursday (October 1). ISPS won 1-0.
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A lone strike from Gloria Henry earned joint national Secondary School Girls Football League ‘Big Five’ winners Signal Hill Secondary a 1-0 win over longtime rival Scarborough Secondary in the Tobago Zone Championship Division on Sunday.
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India captain Shreyas Iyer scored a maiden T20I century to carry his side to an emphatic eight-wicket win over West Indies in the opening match.
LUCKNOW – India captain Shreyas Iyer manhandled West Indies’ bowlers on his way to a scintillating, unbeaten maiden T20I century that lifted his side to a commanding eight-wicket win in their opener in India on Tuesday.
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Shubman Gill, left, and Shai Hope accepted the sanctions.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Both West Indies and India were penalised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for their slow over rates in the third and final One Day International on Saturday.
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Trinidad and Tobago's men's team prior to their match against Curacao in Group A of the Concacaf Nations League League A at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1. In photo from front-row left are Molik Khan (#10), Michel Poon Angeron (#16), Daniel David (#9),Kaihim Thomas (#6), Wayne Frederick II (#14) and Luke Phillip (#8). And back-row from left are Ryan Telfer (#7), Kobi Henry (#3), Andre Rampersad (cpt/#18), Jaheim Joseph (#4), and Denzil Smith (GK/#22).
Daniel Prentics
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) administration is being blamed for the country’s disappointing demotion from League A to League B in the CONCACAF region on Sunday (October 4).
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Queen’s Royal College’s Jahseem Pierre, right, holds off the challenge from San Juan North Secondary’s Jaydon Moraldo during the SSFL Boys Premiership match at San Juan North Secondary School ground on Wednesday in San Juan. QRC won 2-1.
Daniel Prentice
Unbeaten St Mary’s College will defend their lead at the top of the 17-team Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Boys Premier Division when they travel to Mucurapo Road, St. James, to face North Zone rival and former champions Fatima College in a crucial Round Seven encounter on Wednesday (October 7).
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Thierry Gale scored a brace for Barbados against Bermuda.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Barbados kept their unbeaten streak alive, while Bonaire finally secured their first win in League B action when the CONCACAF Nations League continued on Monday.
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Sean Roach
The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) is mourning the loss of Sean Roach, a committed supporter of national athletes and Chief Executive Officer of Langston Roach Industries Limited, who passed away on Monday morning at the age of 46.
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Shai Hope topscored for the West Indies with 56.
After the third ODI in New Chandigarh, West Indies head coach Daren Sammy began his press conference with an apology: “I know you guys spoke to me yesterday (Friday, October 2), but the skipper is a bit tired. He was in the field for 98.2 overs. So I had to fill in for him.”
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West Indies spinner Akeal Hosein speaking during a pre-match press conference on Monday ahead of the opening T20I between West Indies and India on Tuesday.
LUCKNOW, India – Veteran West Indies spinner Akeal Hosein has revealed that the use of data will be key for their bowlers in the upcoming five-match T20I series against India’s powerful batting lineup.
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NAAA Level 2 Lecturer Dexter Voisin, standing at right, shares a moment with participants of the NAAA Level 2 course. Jereem Richards, sixth from left, a two-time Commonwealth Games 200m champion, winner of the bronze medal in the 200m at the 2017 World Championships, gold in the 400m at the 2022 World Indoor Championships, and the national 400m record holder with 43.68 seconds in 2026, visited one of the sessions.
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Stafanie Taylor led the West Indies with both ball and bat in Harare.
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Joshua James
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Hayley Matthews, right, scored two centuries in three ODIs against Zimbabwe to move up in the ICC’s Women’s rankings.
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International School of Port-of-Spain (ISPS) players celebrate their 1-0 win over Holy Name Convent (PoS) in their Secondary School Girls Football League North Zone Championship Division match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Training Field, Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain on Thursday (October 1). ISPS won 1-0.
Courtesy ISPS
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India captain Shreyas Iyer scored a maiden T20I century to carry his side to an emphatic eight-wicket win over West Indies in the opening match.
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Shubman Gill, left, and Shai Hope accepted the sanctions.
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Trinidad and Tobago's men's team prior to their match against Curacao in Group A of the Concacaf Nations League League A at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1. In photo from front-row left are Molik Khan (#10), Michel Poon Angeron (#16), Daniel David (#9),Kaihim Thomas (#6), Wayne Frederick II (#14) and Luke Phillip (#8). And back-row from left are Ryan Telfer (#7), Kobi Henry (#3), Andre Rampersad (cpt/#18), Jaheim Joseph (#4), and Denzil Smith (GK/#22).
Daniel Prentics
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Queen’s Royal College’s Jahseem Pierre, right, holds off the challenge from San Juan North Secondary’s Jaydon Moraldo during the SSFL Boys Premiership match at San Juan North Secondary School ground on Wednesday in San Juan. QRC won 2-1.
Daniel Prentice
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Thierry Gale scored a brace for Barbados against Bermuda.
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