Raymon Reifer
Alzarri Joseph
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Stephen Ramkissoon
Dexter Voisin, right, takes participants through a classroom session during the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force Physical Training Instructors (PTI) Course 2024-2025, at the Defence Force Training Academy in Corinth, Ste Madeline, San Fernando on January 7, 2025. The course is a partnership between the National Association of Athletics Administrations of Trinidad and Tobago (NAAATT) and the defence Force.
Sir Andy Roberts.
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Jaker Ali of Bangladesh hits four during the third and final T20I match against West Indies at Arnos Vale Ground, Arnos Vale, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, on Thursday night. The regional side suffered an 80-run loss.
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T&T’s Dylan Carter
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Fabian Allen sustained a hamstring injury while fielding on the boundary.
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Trio Alyssa Adams, from left, Deanna Dujon and Kayla Gonzales celebrate after winning their respective bouts at the MMA Championships.
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West Indies’ T20 captain Rovman Powell
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France-based top T&T women’s player Chloe Fraser of Smalta Crusaders and Queen’s Park Cricket Club’s Shemar Britton show off their respective winners’ trophy after the T&T Table Tennis Association Super Singles women and men competition at the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua, on Wednesday.
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West Indies seamer Chinelle Henry, right, is about to send down a delivery as India’s Smriti Mandhana looks on during the third T20I in Navi Mumbai, India on Thursday. India won by 60 runs.
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T&T's International Levi Garcia
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Rowena Williams directing young cyclists before a race.
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T&T's Chloe Fraser
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Agora Stingers players Glen Bridgemohan, from left, Javan Goolcharan, Christopher Mohammed, Udesh Harriram, Joey Surujpaul, Amar Chan (captain), Ganesh Bedassie, Sase Persad (vice captain), Keshawn Rodney (mentor) and Justin Chan, who defeated division-leading Pocket Predators at Echo Bar & Lounge, Chaguanas on Tuesday night.
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Pocket Predators and Roxbury Shot Callers, two of the National Pool League’s (NPL) undefeated teams going into week five in Division one, were beaten on December 17 .
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T&T’s Mikaela Yearwood, left, shields the ball from Jamaica’s Olivia Ashbourne during their clash in the First Citizens Jewel of the Caribbean Under 20 Women’s Football Tournament on Friday at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. The match ended 2-1 in Jamaica’s favour.
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Ayanna Russell, T&T Red Angels coach and Dernelle Mascall, who coached the local White Angels team at the just-concluded First Citizens Jewels of the Caribbean Women’s Football Tournament, believe the tournament has put them in a better position for the CONCACAF Women’s Qualifiers in January.
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Sir Andy Roberts.
Legendary West Indies fast bowler, Sir Andy Roberts does not believe the appointment of Daren Sammy as head coach of the Test team will result in any immediate success for the regional side.
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Jaker Ali of Bangladesh hits four during the third and final T20I match against West Indies at Arnos Vale Ground, Arnos Vale, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, on Thursday night. The regional side suffered an 80-run loss.
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KINGSTOWN – Jaker Ali’s explosive half-century coupled with another abysmal batting performance by the West Indies helped Bangladesh romp to an 80-run victory in the third and final T20I here at Arnos Vale in St Vincent on Thursday (December 19).
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The Golden Arches team will go into the Christmas break at the top of the Premier Division standings. The ‘Arches’, captained by Ravy Joseph, completed week five of the National Pool League (NPL) with four wins and one loss, their latest triumph a 3-2 win against the visiting Shooting Stars at Golden Arches II in Curepe on Wednesday.
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T&T swimmer Dylan Carter will feature at the 2025 Bergen Swim Festival which will be held from April 4-6 in Norway.
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Fabian Allen sustained a hamstring injury while fielding on the boundary.
LONDON – West Indies’ left-arm spinner Fabian Allen has been ruled out of the rest of the Big Bash League (BBL) after picking up a hamstring injury in the Adelaide Strikers’ first game of the tournament against the Sydney Thunder on Friday.
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Trio Alyssa Adams, from left, Deanna Dujon and Kayla Gonzales celebrate after winning their respective bouts at the MMA Championships.
Samuel Williams and Orlando Charles took the overall award for best fighters in the Junior Division when the Mixed Martial Arts Championships, put on by the T&T Mixed Martial Arts Federation (TTMMAF), were held a week ago.
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KINGSTOWN – Following a disappointing T20I series loss to Bangladesh, West Indies T20 captain Rovman Powell believes the players must use the upcoming time off to recharge and properly prepare for 2025.
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France-based top T&T women’s player Chloe Fraser of Smalta Crusaders and Queen’s Park Cricket Club’s Shemar Britton show off their respective winners’ trophy after the T&T Table Tennis Association Super Singles women and men competition at the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua, on Wednesday.
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France-based Chloe Fraser of Smalta Crusaders repeated as the winner of the women’s Open after she ended the T&T Table Tennis Association Super Singles Top Five’ round-robin finals with an unblemished 4-0 record at the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua on Wednesday.
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West Indies seamer Chinelle Henry, right, is about to send down a delivery as India’s Smriti Mandhana looks on during the third T20I in Navi Mumbai, India on Thursday. India won by 60 runs.
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NAVI MUMBAI –Smriti Mandhana delivered yet another masterclass by scoring a scintillating 77 off 47 balls, while Richa Ghosh smashed a 21-ball 54 to propel India to a commanding 60-run victory over the West Indies in the third T20I in Navi Mumbai, India on Thursday. The win sealed the series 2-1 for the hosts, capping off a dominant display with both bat and ball.
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T&T international Levi Garcia played the first 65 minutes as his AEK Athens edged PAOK 1-0 in the first leg of their Betsson Greek Cup quarterfinal encounter at the OPAP Arena, Athens, Wednesday.
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Akeal Hosein took two wickets to help the Sydney Sixers defeat the Sydney Thunder.
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TTFA president Kieron Edwards, left, signs MOU documents alongside Yasser Al Miesehal, president of the Saudia Arabia Football Federation in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday.
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West Indies Women’s assistant coach Damien Wright (left) giving Deandra Dottin some tips during a practice session on Saturday.
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Agora Stingers players Glen Bridgemohan, from left, Javan Goolcharan, Christopher Mohammed, Udesh Harriram, Joey Surujpaul, Amar Chan (captain), Ganesh Bedassie, Sase Persad (vice captain), Keshawn Rodney (mentor) and Justin Chan, who defeated division-leading Pocket Predators at Echo Bar & Lounge, Chaguanas on Tuesday night.
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T&T’s Mikaela Yearwood, left, shields the ball from Jamaica’s Olivia Ashbourne during their clash in the First Citizens Jewel of the Caribbean Under 20 Women’s Football Tournament on Friday at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. The match ended 2-1 in Jamaica’s favour.
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Sir Andy Roberts.
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Jaker Ali of Bangladesh hits four during the third and final T20I match against West Indies at Arnos Vale Ground, Arnos Vale, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, on Thursday night. The regional side suffered an 80-run loss.
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T&T’s Dylan Carter
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Fabian Allen sustained a hamstring injury while fielding on the boundary.
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Trio Alyssa Adams, from left, Deanna Dujon and Kayla Gonzales celebrate after winning their respective bouts at the MMA Championships.
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West Indies’ T20 captain Rovman Powell
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