The captains of the team for the upcoming Breakout T20 League from left to right - Guyana Rainforest Rangers, Kemol Savory, Jamaica Titans Ramaal Lewis, Barbados Pelicans Nyeem Young, Windward Islands Alick Athanaze, Leeward Islands Karima Gore and Trinidad &Tobago Legions captain Joshua Da Silva pose with the Breakout T20 League trophy during the media Launch with the six captains at the Hilton Hotel, St Ann’s , yesterday. (Photo by Daniel Prentice/CWI)
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T&T's Chloe Fraser, and Malik Gopaul
USA-based Liam Carrington won three individual gold medals for T&T on the final night of the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships during the 2025 CARIFTA Swimming Championships at the National Aquatics centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.
The captains of the team for the upcoming Breakout T20 League from left to right - Guyana Rainforest Rangers, Kemol Savory, Jamaica Titans Ramaal Lewis, Barbados Pelicans Nyeem Young, Windward Islands Alick Athanaze, Leeward Islands Karima Gore and Trinidad &Tobago Legions captain Joshua Da Silva pose with the Breakout T20 League trophy during the media Launch with the six captains at the Hilton Hotel, St Ann’s , yesterday. (Photo by Daniel Prentice/CWI)
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USA-based Liam Carrington won three individual gold medals for T&T on the final night of the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships during the 2025 CARIFTA Swimming Championships at the National Aquatics centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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T&T Under-16 netballers Joeshel Jacob, standing from left, Makayla Grant, Aneisha Hyles, Natalia Chapman, Kalvinelle Roberts, Tenicia Goodridge, Nefertiti Barrington, Zweditu Alexander and Jerusha Des Vignes and kneeling from left Sophia Hernandez, Kelsea Garden, Ronique Goitia, Rayelle Boca, Addanya Martin and Amara Bhagan. Missing is Shian Lewis. The junior “Calypso Girls” are in Barbados competing in the CNA Jean Pierre Youth Tournament. Yesterday, T&T opened with a 30-19 win over Grenada.
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D’Abadie Zariah Pascall, left, leads Kaizen Panthers Khemyah Anderson during the girls U17 100m Hurdles prelims in the NAAATT CARIFTA Trials at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium Stadium in Marabella on Saturday, Trinidad and Tobago. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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