Barbados Tridents allrounder Qiana Joseph held her nerve to concede just five runs from the last over of the match against the Jamaica Empress during the Limacol WCPL at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) executive members gather in the carpark of the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua yesterday, following a meeting with representatives of the Sport Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT). Standing left to right are: TTFA second vice president Osmond Downer, ordinary member Ryan Nunes, general secretary Kareem Paul, president Kieron Edwards, ordinary member Alicia Austin, and ordinary member Andrew Boodoo.
Pleasantville Secondary School’s Nikita Gosine, left, is tackled by Kimaya Lewis of Signal Hill Secondary School during their SSFL Super Cup match at the Ato Boldon Stadium, in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. Signal Hill won 4-2.
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T&T's Jereem Richards places third in 400m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship Budapest 26 on Saturday.
Shabnim Ismail of Guyana Amazon Warriors Women destroyed the Trinbago Knight Riders Women with a three-wicket haul during the Wonen's Limacol Caribbean Premier League match 4 at Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados on Satruday. Amazon Warriors Women won by 25 runs.
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FILE: National coach Derek King, right, gives instructions to players during a training session at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella, earlier this year.
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Coach Alex Simon is giving instruction to the players of the Speyside Secondary School team in their final practice session before their match against Signal Hill.
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SporTT Company CEO Arnold Ram, third from right, is flanked by SSFL General Secretary Laurence Seepersad, fourth from right, SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, and next to him Kester Lendon, chairman of the SporTT, third from left, as well as other members of Pleasantville Secondary who will contest the girls’ Super Cup play-off on Friday, and members of the boys’ schools St Benedict’s College and Naparima College.
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FILE: Club Sando’s Jaron Pascall, left, challenged Defence Force FC Rivaldo Coryat with a sliding tackle during a 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Club Sando won 2-0.
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Imran Tahir of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrates the dismissal of Hassan Khan of Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during the Men's 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Saturday. Amazon Warriors won by 27 runs.
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Opener Yastika Bhatia then blasted an unbeaten 57 off 34 balls.
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Shadab Khan blasted an unbeaten 30 off just nine balls.
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Barbados Tridents allrounder Qiana Joseph held her nerve to concede just five runs from the last over of the match against the Jamaica Empress during the Limacol WCPL at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
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Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) executive members gather in the carpark of the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua yesterday, following a meeting with representatives of the Sport Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT). Standing left to right are: TTFA second vice president Osmond Downer, ordinary member Ryan Nunes, general secretary Kareem Paul, president Kieron Edwards, ordinary member Alicia Austin, and ordinary member Andrew Boodoo.
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Pleasantville Secondary School’s Nikita Gosine, left, is tackled by Kimaya Lewis of Signal Hill Secondary School during their SSFL Super Cup match at the Ato Boldon Stadium, in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. Signal Hill won 4-2.
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T&T's Jereem Richards places third in 400m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship Budapest 26 on Saturday.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem "The Dream" Richards earned a third-place finish in the men's 400 metres, clocking 44.23 seconds at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, Hungary on Saturday.
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Shabnim Ismail of Guyana Amazon Warriors Women destroyed the Trinbago Knight Riders Women with a three-wicket haul during the Wonen's Limacol Caribbean Premier League match 4 at Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados on Satruday. Amazon Warriors Women won by 25 runs.
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BRIDGETOWN – The Guyana Amazon Warriors Women kept alive their dream of qualifying for the Women’s Caribbean Premier League playoffs with an impressive 25-run victory over the previously unbeaten Trinbago Knight Riders Women in Barbados on Saturday.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The South African duo of Chris Green and Quinton de Kock produced match-winning performances to push the Barbados Tridents within one win of the Caribbean Premier League playoffs via a nervy four-wicket win over the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots on Thursday night.
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FILE: National coach Derek King, right, gives instructions to players during a training session at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella, earlier this year.
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All 23 of the players invited to join Trinidad and Tobago’s senior men’s football team for its upcoming Concacaf Nations League assignments have accepted head coach Derek King’s request, allaying fears of a player boycott over unpaid match fees and bonuses for over 30 players.
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Ahead of a planned 10.30 am meeting today between the two parties, the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) is requesting a correction of the public record from the Sport Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT).
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Coach Alex Simon is giving instruction to the players of the Speyside Secondary School team in their final practice session before their match against Signal Hill.
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Signal Hill Secondary School coach Downie Marcelle is expecting an uphill climb in this year's Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) premiership division campaign.
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SporTT Company CEO Arnold Ram, third from right, is flanked by SSFL General Secretary Laurence Seepersad, fourth from right, SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, and next to him Kester Lendon, chairman of the SporTT, third from left, as well as other members of Pleasantville Secondary who will contest the girls’ Super Cup play-off on Friday, and members of the boys’ schools St Benedict’s College and Naparima College.
This year’s Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division will be called the SSFL SporTT Boys Premier Division League and will be held in honour of the former long-standing SSFL general secretary, Azaad Khan.
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FILE: Club Sando’s Jaron Pascall, left, challenged Defence Force FC Rivaldo Coryat with a sliding tackle during a 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Club Sando won 2-0.
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Angus Eve, the coach of Club Sando, said he is satisfied his team achieved its objective of qualifying for the semifinals of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup in their debut campaign.
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Imran Tahir of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrates the dismissal of Hassan Khan of Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during the Men's 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana on Saturday. Amazon Warriors won by 27 runs.
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The Guyana Amazon Warriors returned to winning ways with a hard-fought four-wicket victory over the St Lucia Kings at the Providence Stadium in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League on Wednesday night.
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Opener Yastika Bhatia then blasted an unbeaten 57 off 34 balls.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Karishma Ramharack produced a Player-of-the-Match performance as the Trinbago Knight Riders Women demolished the Jamaica Empress Women by nine wickets to go top of the table in the Women’s Caribbean Premier League on Thursday.
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As we pull up to match 32 of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) group stage, the horses have bunched up nicely and have jammed themselves into the final turn like an overcrowded maxi taxi during peak-hour Friday traffic.
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Barbados Tridents allrounder Qiana Joseph held her nerve to concede just five runs from the last over of the match against the Jamaica Empress during the Limacol WCPL at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
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Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) executive members gather in the carpark of the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua yesterday, following a meeting with representatives of the Sport Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT). Standing left to right are: TTFA second vice president Osmond Downer, ordinary member Ryan Nunes, general secretary Kareem Paul, president Kieron Edwards, ordinary member Alicia Austin, and ordinary member Andrew Boodoo.
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Pleasantville Secondary School’s Nikita Gosine, left, is tackled by Kimaya Lewis of Signal Hill Secondary School during their SSFL Super Cup match at the Ato Boldon Stadium, in Balmain, Couva, yesterday. Signal Hill won 4-2.
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T&T's Jereem Richards places third in 400m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship Budapest 26 on Saturday.
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Shabnim Ismail of Guyana Amazon Warriors Women destroyed the Trinbago Knight Riders Women with a three-wicket haul during the Wonen's Limacol Caribbean Premier League match 4 at Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados on Satruday. Amazon Warriors Women won by 25 runs.
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FILE: National coach Derek King, right, gives instructions to players during a training session at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella, earlier this year.
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SporTT CEO Arnold Ram
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Coach Alex Simon is giving instruction to the players of the Speyside Secondary School team in their final practice session before their match against Signal Hill.
Stefan Nicholas
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SporTT Company CEO Arnold Ram, third from right, is flanked by SSFL General Secretary Laurence Seepersad, fourth from right, SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, and next to him Kester Lendon, chairman of the SporTT, third from left, as well as other members of Pleasantville Secondary who will contest the girls’ Super Cup play-off on Friday, and members of the boys’ schools St Benedict’s College and Naparima College.
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FILE: Club Sando’s Jaron Pascall, left, challenged Defence Force FC Rivaldo Coryat with a sliding tackle during a 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Club Sando won 2-0.
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