T&T’s Kale Dalla Costa
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T&T’s swimmers Ethan McMillan-Cole, left, and teammate and USA-based Liam Carrington.
FILE: Evin Lewis in action for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots.
Jamaican Shanoya Douglas, right, receives the Austin Sealy Award from North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) president Mike Sands.
Rio Cardines has signed an extension to stay with Crystal Palace until 2028.
Simplex Athletic Club sprinter Elijah Derrick, left, takes off on the anchor leg in the mixed under-17 4x200m relay final at the Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando yesterday. Derrick received the baton from Precious Holford (partly hidden) as Simplex blazed to victory. Members of the mixed open team, Khareem Solomon, right, and Desirae Campbell, second from right take part in the open mixed 4x200m relay, which was also won by Simplex.
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West Indies Women’s fell to a 40-run victory via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in the third T20 International series against Australia.
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Dave Quamina, Terminex La Horquetta Rangers coach.
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T&T cyclist Tariq Woods, third from left, battles on his way to winning the men’s Elite 1 & 2 Elimination race on day two of the 2026 Southern Games, Skinner Park, San Fernando, on Sunday. Also pictured from left are Kyle Hospedales of team DPS, Gabriel Fortune (partly hidden) of Open Road Challenge Accepted, Josiah Williams (partly hidden) of Valkyries, bronze medallist Danell James of Arima Wheelers, silver medallist Akil Campbell of PSL, and Syndel Samaroo of Team Cole Safety.
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Power forward Dextroy Manswell scored 41 goals from 44 tries in Police win.
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Former T&T national quarter-miler Alvin Daniel, right and former cyclist Leslie Rawlins were recognised for their contributions to their respective disciplines on day two of the 2026 Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
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Yandy Stafford, Level 9, of Tots & Tumblers Gymnastic Club performs an aerial cartwheel on the balance beam during her club’s annual invitational at the Woodbrook Youth Facility in Port-of-Spain from March 13-15.
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Players of Powergen Penal Cricket Club celebrate their victory over Victoria United Sports Club in the TTCB 30-Over Tournament final at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba on Sunday.
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FILE - T&T's Daynte Stewart, right, scored a match-high 28 points for Orkulljunga.
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T&T’s Kale Dalla Costa
Daniel Prentice
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T&T’s swimmers Ethan McMillan-Cole, left, and teammate and USA-based Liam Carrington.
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FILE: Evin Lewis in action for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots.
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Grenada will take on the Republic of Ireland for the first time in an international friendly in May.
ST GEORGE’S – Grenada’s national football team is set to take on the Republic of Ireland in an international friendly for the first time in its history.
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Qiana Joseph was a major climber, soaring 14 places to 33rd in the batting charts.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – West Indies batters Qiana Joseph and Stafanie Taylor have made significant gains in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Rankings, which saw a host of movement following the first two matches of the home series against Australia.
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Simplex Athletic Club sprinter Elijah Derrick, left, takes off on the anchor leg in the mixed under-17 4x200m relay final at the Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando yesterday. Derrick received the baton from Precious Holford (partly hidden) as Simplex blazed to victory. Members of the mixed open team, Khareem Solomon, right, and Desirae Campbell, second from right take part in the open mixed 4x200m relay, which was also won by Simplex.
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Simplex Athletic Club starlet Precious Holford grabbed three gold medals and aided her club's monopolisation of the prize rostrum during the Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando, on Sunday.
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West Indies Women’s fell to a 40-run victory via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in the third T20 International series against Australia.
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent – The West Indies Women’s T20 International series against Australia concluded on Sunday night at a rain-affected Arnos Vale Ground, with the visitors claiming a 40-run victory via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method to complete a 3-0 series sweep.
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Dave Quamina, Terminex La Horquetta Rangers coach.
A meeting of the T&T Premier Football League (TTPFL) and all Tier 1 clubs was scheduled to be held last night to discuss the conclusion of the season. However, clubs were eager to raise urgent concerns regarding unpaid wages, which they have not received for February and are now heading into late March.
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T&T cyclist Tariq Woods, third from left, battles on his way to winning the men’s Elite 1 & 2 Elimination race on day two of the 2026 Southern Games, Skinner Park, San Fernando, on Sunday. Also pictured from left are Kyle Hospedales of team DPS, Gabriel Fortune (partly hidden) of Open Road Challenge Accepted, Josiah Williams (partly hidden) of Valkyries, bronze medallist Danell James of Arima Wheelers, silver medallist Akil Campbell of PSL, and Syndel Samaroo of Team Cole Safety.
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Tariq Woods of Evolution Cycling Academy captured two of the men’s Elite 1 & 2 feature events, and Liam Trepte won the other before the curtains fell on the 2026 Southern Games at Skinner Park in San Fernando on Sunday.
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Power forward Dextroy Manswell scored 41 goals from 44 tries in Police win.
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Police reached the Men’s First Division Big Four Finals on Saturday night, delivering a hard-fought 75-67 victory over arch-rivals Southside Elite in a thrilling game three decider in the National Basketball Championships at the Maloney Indoor Sports Arena.
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Former T&T national quarter-miler Alvin Daniel, right and former cyclist Leslie Rawlins were recognised for their contributions to their respective disciplines on day two of the 2026 Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
Former T&T athlete Alvin Daniel has commended 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships 400-metre bronze medallist and fellow Point Fortin athlete Jereem Richards on his consistency and perseverance.
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Yandy Stafford, Level 9, of Tots & Tumblers Gymnastic Club performs an aerial cartwheel on the balance beam during her club’s annual invitational at the Woodbrook Youth Facility in Port-of-Spain from March 13-15.
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Alora Morang and Yandy Stafford set the standard for excellence when the Tots & Tumblers Gymnastic Club hosted its annual invitational at the Woodbrook Youth Facility in Port-of-Spain from March 13-15.
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Players of Powergen Penal Cricket Club celebrate their victory over Victoria United Sports Club in the TTCB 30-Over Tournament final at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba on Sunday.
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Top-order batsman Jeremy Solozano scored 75 runs to lead Powergen Penal Cricket Club to its first taste of silverware for the 2026 season, when the Syne Village based team defeated Victoria Cricket Club by 59 runs to win the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) Midweek 30 Overs Tournament at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando on Sunday.
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FILE - T&T's Daynte Stewart, right, scored a match-high 28 points for Orkulljunga.
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T&T senior men’s volleyballer Daynte Stewart came up big for Orkulljunga with a match-high 28 points in a must-win Game Four of their Sweden Elitserien Men’s Volleyball League quarterfinal best-of-five series against Sollentuna Wednesday to force a Game Five.
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The history of Women’s One Day International (ODI) cricket between Australia and the West Indies is a chronicle of clinical dominance. Since their inaugural meeting in 1993, the two sides have faced off 18 times, with Australia emerging victorious in 16 of those encounters. This lopsided rivalry, characterised by Australian tactical precision and the West Indies’ occasional flashes of brilliance, has played out across World Cups and three intense bilateral series.
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Georgia Voll is congratulated by Nicola Carey after reaching her first T20I ton.
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Grenada will take on the Republic of Ireland for the first time in an international friendly in May.
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Qiana Joseph was a major climber, soaring 14 places to 33rd in the batting charts.
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Simplex Athletic Club sprinter Elijah Derrick, left, takes off on the anchor leg in the mixed under-17 4x200m relay final at the Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando yesterday. Derrick received the baton from Precious Holford (partly hidden) as Simplex blazed to victory. Members of the mixed open team, Khareem Solomon, right, and Desirae Campbell, second from right take part in the open mixed 4x200m relay, which was also won by Simplex.
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West Indies Women’s fell to a 40-run victory via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in the third T20 International series against Australia.
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Dave Quamina, Terminex La Horquetta Rangers coach.
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T&T cyclist Tariq Woods, third from left, battles on his way to winning the men’s Elite 1 & 2 Elimination race on day two of the 2026 Southern Games, Skinner Park, San Fernando, on Sunday. Also pictured from left are Kyle Hospedales of team DPS, Gabriel Fortune (partly hidden) of Open Road Challenge Accepted, Josiah Williams (partly hidden) of Valkyries, bronze medallist Danell James of Arima Wheelers, silver medallist Akil Campbell of PSL, and Syndel Samaroo of Team Cole Safety.
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Power forward Dextroy Manswell scored 41 goals from 44 tries in Police win.
Courtesy Netball T&T
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Former T&T national quarter-miler Alvin Daniel, right and former cyclist Leslie Rawlins were recognised for their contributions to their respective disciplines on day two of the 2026 Southern Games at Skinner Park, San Fernando.
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Yandy Stafford, Level 9, of Tots & Tumblers Gymnastic Club performs an aerial cartwheel on the balance beam during her club’s annual invitational at the Woodbrook Youth Facility in Port-of-Spain from March 13-15.
Courtesy TTG/Richard Lyder
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