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Shimron Hetmyer topscored with 43 for West Indies.
Hetmyer, Pooran heroics fall short as India holds off West Indies by 14 runs in 3rd T20
Sheldon Cottrell took 3-31 for West Indies Champions.
Hilfenhaus, Ahmed bowl Australia to victory over West Indies
T&T’s Jadian Neaves, left, wraps himself with the national flag after his second-place finish in the Under-23 division of the men’s individual time trial. He shares the podium with the winner Samuel Horn of Guadeloupe, centre, and Jaylen Briceno of Belize.
Neaves sprints to silver in Santo Domingo
Malick Secondary School's goalkeeper Immanuei Moore holds the ball ahead of a charging Fatima College's Antuan Louison in the Premiership Division during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Fatima College Grounds, Port-of-Spain on Wednesday. Fatima won 4-1. Yesterday, both teams sealed wins in their respective matches, Fatima edged St Anthony's College, 1-0 and Malick defeated Mucurapo West, 5-3.
ANISTO ALVES
Fatima tames St Anthony’s Tigers 1-0
Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line in the time of 17.28 to win the Soctiabank Wellness Race Series 5K at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
Waldron, Kerr take Scotiabank Wellness 5K
Finding the wins in a difficult window
Lendl Simmons
Simmons, Walton help West Indies Champions trounce England
Barbadian rider Antonio Whitehall.
Whitehall bags fourth jockey’s title
Aaqila Virgil of Pleasantville Secondary School (left) challenges Reneisha Fahey-Cadiz of St Joseph’s Convent, San Fernando, for possession of the ball during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium on Thursday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Pleasantville, Signal Hill keep perfect SSFL girls record intact
Trinidad and Tobago’s goalkeeper Denzil Smith (#22), makes fisted clearance while teammates Jaheim Joseph (#4) and Wayne Frederick (#14) battle with Curacao’s Shurandy Sambo (#2) in their Concacaf Nations League League A Group A match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1.
PHOTO: DANI PRENTICE.
Soca Warriors at home for play-in second-leg
Roston Chase speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ five-wicket win over India in the second T20I.
Chase: Hope doesn’t get enough credit
Barbados was the biggest mover in the Concacaf Men’s National Team Rankings.
Reggae Boyz, Haiti, Curacao rise in rankings
FILE: Shai Hope scored an unbeaten 162 against India on Saturday, Oct 3, 2026, in the third ODI against India.
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Hope, Rutherford pull off record chase as West Indies level series
The victorious Toronto Sixers men’s team which won the just-concluded Canada Super60, defeating the Vancouver Anchors by five wickets in the final at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada. Sitting left to right: Daniel Sams, Andries Gous, Owais Shah (mentor), Nicholas Pooran, Kieron Pollard (player/coach), Omar Khan (manager), Tom Kohler-Cadmore, and Imad Wasim. Standing: Shanuka Dassunkaye (asst. coach), Rajroop Sandhu, Mohammed Ali Khan, Abdul Raheem-Toppin, Shadley van Schylwayk, Newab Singh, Shreyas Movva, Tajinder Singh, Dilraj Deol, Jagmandeep Singh, Will Smeed and Mohin Kumar (physio).
Pooran named top player as Toronto Sixers win Canada Super60
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Haiti! I’m not sorry!
Jereem Richards, second from left, shares a moment with Sean Roach, second from right at the 2022 National Awards at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA), Port-of-Spain. Richards was awarded Hummingbird Medal (Gold) for his victory in the men’s 200m at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Also pictured are Che Lara and Guevara, who along with Machel Cedenio, Dwight St Hillaire and Kashief King (not pictured) were also awarded Hummingbird Medal (Gold) for their collective victory in the men’s 4x400m relay.
Jereem Richards
Richards credits Roach for placing him on track to stardom
One Jabb/Ktreadz repeated as champions of the 46-53 Division of this year’s Queen’s Park Cricket Club (QPCC) Eight-A-Side Football League without kicking a ball after their closest rivals dropped crucial points in their penultimate match in the five-team round-robin league at the Queen’s Park Oval, Tragarete Road, Port-of-Spain, on Tuesday night.
PHOTO: DIRK ALLAHAR OF BCREATIVE.
One Jabb/Ktreadz repeats as QPCC football champs
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Shimron Hetmyer topscored with 43 for West Indies.
Hetmyer, Pooran heroics fall short as India holds off West Indies by 14 runs in 3rd T20
Sheldon Cottrell took 3-31 for West Indies Champions.
Hilfenhaus, Ahmed bowl Australia to victory over West Indies
T&T’s Jadian Neaves, left, wraps himself with the national flag after his second-place finish in the Under-23 division of the men’s individual time trial. He shares the podium with the winner Samuel Horn of Guadeloupe, centre, and Jaylen Briceno of Belize.
Neaves sprints to silver in Santo Domingo
Malick Secondary School's goalkeeper Immanuei Moore holds the ball ahead of a charging Fatima College's Antuan Louison in the Premiership Division during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Fatima College Grounds, Port-of-Spain on Wednesday. Fatima won 4-1. Yesterday, both teams sealed wins in their respective matches, Fatima edged St Anthony's College, 1-0 and Malick defeated Mucurapo West, 5-3.
ANISTO ALVES
Fatima tames St Anthony’s Tigers 1-0
A dogged display, coupled with a bit of luck, earned Fatima College a 1-0 victory over a battling St Anthony’s College in the Sport Company of T&T (SporTT) Boys Premiership Division of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) at Westmoorings on Saturday (Octiber 10) .
Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line in the time of 17.28 to win the Soctiabank Wellness Race Series 5K at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
Waldron, Kerr take Scotiabank Wellness 5K
Tafari Waldron and Nyla Kerr sprang into a celebratory mood Saturday (October 10) by taking the men’s and women’s divisions of the Scotiabank Wellness 5K Series at Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain.
Finding the wins in a difficult window
There shall be no attempting to dress up what happened during the September-October international window. Trinidad and Tobago dropped points, failed to win any of its four matches and suffered relegation from League A of the Concacaf Nations League.
Lendl Simmons
Simmons, Walton help West Indies Champions trounce England
SHARJAH – Lendl Simmons and Chadwick Walton scored important knocks as West Indies Champions romped to a seven-wicket victory over England Champions in the World Championship of Legends tournament in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday.
Barbadian rider Antonio Whitehall.
Whitehall bags fourth jockey’s title
WINNIPEG – Barbadian Antonio Whitehall captured his fourth jockey’s title at Assiniboia Downs when the season climaxed Canada on Wednesday.
Aaqila Virgil of Pleasantville Secondary School (left) challenges Reneisha Fahey-Cadiz of St Joseph’s Convent, San Fernando, for possession of the ball during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium on Thursday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Pleasantville, Signal Hill keep perfect SSFL girls record intact
Joint national Secondary School Football League Girls "Big Five" winners, Signal Hill Secondary and Pleasantville Secondary, both kept their respective 100-win records in their zones on Thursday (October 8) intact.
Trinidad and Tobago’s goalkeeper Denzil Smith (#22), makes fisted clearance while teammates Jaheim Joseph (#4) and Wayne Frederick (#14) battle with Curacao’s Shurandy Sambo (#2) in their Concacaf Nations League League A Group A match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1.
PHOTO: DANI PRENTICE.
Soca Warriors at home for play-in second-leg
The Trinidad and Tobago Soca Warriors will play away to Antigua and Barbuda in their Concacaf Gold Cup play-in home-and-away series first-leg match.
Roston Chase speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ five-wicket win over India in the second T20I.
Chase: Hope doesn’t get enough credit
RANCHI – Veteran all-rounder Roston Chase has lamented the fact that West Indies white-ball captain Shai Hope does not receive the respect he deserves, even as he continues to churn out spectacular performances.
Barbados was the biggest mover in the Concacaf Men’s National Team Rankings.
Reggae Boyz, Haiti, Curacao rise in rankings
MIAMI, United States – Jamaica, Haiti and Curacao have risen in the recently released Concacaf Men’s National Team Rankings to be among the top 10 teams.
FILE: Shai Hope scored an unbeaten 162 against India on Saturday, Oct 3, 2026, in the third ODI against India.
Courtesy CWI Media
Hope, Rutherford pull off record chase as West Indies level series
India’s massive total, built on Sanju Samson’s 82 and a ferocious finish from Shreyas Iyer and Tilak Varma, proved too little on a dewy surface highway in Ranchi.
The victorious Toronto Sixers men’s team which won the just-concluded Canada Super60, defeating the Vancouver Anchors by five wickets in the final at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada. Sitting left to right: Daniel Sams, Andries Gous, Owais Shah (mentor), Nicholas Pooran, Kieron Pollard (player/coach), Omar Khan (manager), Tom Kohler-Cadmore, and Imad Wasim. Standing: Shanuka Dassunkaye (asst. coach), Rajroop Sandhu, Mohammed Ali Khan, Abdul Raheem-Toppin, Shadley van Schylwayk, Newab Singh, Shreyas Movva, Tajinder Singh, Dilraj Deol, Jagmandeep Singh, Will Smeed and Mohin Kumar (physio).
Pooran named top player as Toronto Sixers win Canada Super60
There was a distinct Trinidad and Tobago flavour to the Toronto Sixers’ success in the just-concluded second season of the Canada Super60. The Sixers tasted unique double success by winning both the men’s and women’s titles at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada.
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Haiti! I’m not sorry!
“I got a soft spot for Haiti and its people. They are my cousins. I pray for Haiti they go thru soo much. God, please cover that land and its people.” (Cardi B, Dominican-American rap icon, August 2021)
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Shimron Hetmyer topscored with 43 for West Indies.
Hetmyer, Pooran heroics fall short as India holds off West Indies by 14 runs in 3rd T20
Sheldon Cottrell took 3-31 for West Indies Champions.
Hilfenhaus, Ahmed bowl Australia to victory over West Indies
T&T’s Jadian Neaves, left, wraps himself with the national flag after his second-place finish in the Under-23 division of the men’s individual time trial. He shares the podium with the winner Samuel Horn of Guadeloupe, centre, and Jaylen Briceno of Belize.
Neaves sprints to silver in Santo Domingo
Malick Secondary School's goalkeeper Immanuei Moore holds the ball ahead of a charging Fatima College's Antuan Louison in the Premiership Division during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Fatima College Grounds, Port-of-Spain on Wednesday. Fatima won 4-1. Yesterday, both teams sealed wins in their respective matches, Fatima edged St Anthony's College, 1-0 and Malick defeated Mucurapo West, 5-3.
ANISTO ALVES
Fatima tames St Anthony’s Tigers 1-0
Tafari Waldron crosses the finish line in the time of 17.28 to win the Soctiabank Wellness Race Series 5K at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
Waldron, Kerr take Scotiabank Wellness 5K
Finding the wins in a difficult window
Lendl Simmons
Simmons, Walton help West Indies Champions trounce England
Barbadian rider Antonio Whitehall.
Whitehall bags fourth jockey’s title
Aaqila Virgil of Pleasantville Secondary School (left) challenges Reneisha Fahey-Cadiz of St Joseph’s Convent, San Fernando, for possession of the ball during the Secondary Schools Football League at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium on Thursday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Pleasantville, Signal Hill keep perfect SSFL girls record intact
Trinidad and Tobago’s goalkeeper Denzil Smith (#22), makes fisted clearance while teammates Jaheim Joseph (#4) and Wayne Frederick (#14) battle with Curacao’s Shurandy Sambo (#2) in their Concacaf Nations League League A Group A match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo on Sunday, October 4. The match ended 1-1.
PHOTO: DANI PRENTICE.
Soca Warriors at home for play-in second-leg
Roston Chase speaking during a post-match press conference following the West Indies’ five-wicket win over India in the second T20I.
Chase: Hope doesn’t get enough credit
Barbados was the biggest mover in the Concacaf Men’s National Team Rankings.