West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph, left, sends down a delivery during the third day of the First Test against Bangladesh in Antigua on Sunday.
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Sherfane Rutherford of Northern Warriors hit an unbeaten century against UP Nawab in the Abu Dhabi T10 league on Sunday. UP Nawab won by nine wickets.
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CG United West Indies Super 50 Cup.
T&T players Ruairi O’Farrell and Agboola Silverthorn make an attempt to block the Jamaican offensive during the Men’s Tier 1 match on day two of the Rugby Americas North Sevens held at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, yesterday. T&T fell to a 17-5 defeat.
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United States' Christian Pulisic (10) brings the ball down the pitch as Jamaica's Tayvon Gray (12) gives chase during the second half in a CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal second leg football match Monday in St Louis. USA won 4-2.
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Representatives from seven of the 12 competing clubs in Season III of the TTPFL- Police, Defence Force, Prisons, Eagles FC, San Juan Jabloteh, La Horquetta Rangers and Caledonia AIA pose with their club licenses certificates which were presented to them at the TTPFL Launch on Tuesday at NAPA in Port-of-Spain,
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St Joseph’s Convent Port-of-Spain’s Meteja Leben, right, holds off Bishop Anstey High’s Oludamilola Oladiran to maintain possession of the ball during the SSFL Coca Cola Intercol Girls North Zone semifinal match at the St Mary’s College ground, Serpentine Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Vithala Chattergoon
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National Under-21 netballers and the technical staff, physical trainer Roland Hamilton, from left, coach Kalifa Mc Collin-Lopez, assistant coach Crystal Ann George, Shaniya Morgan, Kerlene Johnson, Nekesha Gomes, captain Destiny Williams, Jenecia Goodridge, Kayleea Songui, Neisha Hyles, Shian Lewis, Xhane’ Gray, Jelisia Goodrige, Katty Ann Graham, Jada Hamilton, N’zinga Charles, Nichola Gill, Maikea Bramble, manager Vanessa Forde, and massage therapist Coreen Andrews, who are currently competing at the Americas Qualifiers for the 2025 Netball Youth World Cup in Guadeloupe, during a photo shoot at St Paul Street Complex in Port-of-Spain on June 19.
Clayton Clarke
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Connor Knaggs (stooping), second from right, who scored two goals, celebrates with his teammates and staff after ISPS defeated Cumana SDA, 7-0, in the semifinal of the Under-12 Boys Division of the National Primary Schools Football League at the Arima Velodrome, yesterday.
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Dwaine Gill is the new High Performance Manager at Cricket West Indies.
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FILE: St Benedict’s College Adam Pierre, right, celebrates his goal with Derrel Garcia against Presentation College San Fernando during the SSFL Premiership top of the table match at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella on November 9, 2024. Garcia scored a double in St Benedict’s College 2-0 win over Siparia West in the Coca Cola South Zone InterCol.
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T&T Red Force Tion Webster, right, plays a scoring shot into the offside while Windwards Volcanoes wicketkeeper looks on during the CWI Super 50 tournament match at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando on November second. He scored 54 runs against Barbados last night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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Frence Ambassador to T&T His Excellency Didier Chabert with Carifta Games Girls Under-17 1,500m bronze medallist, and national junior netball standout and middle-distance runnner Shian Lewis at the Olympic Day Relay.
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Em-Miryam Campbell-Smith
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Top scorer Zachary Julien, third from right, displays his trophies and medals as he poses with his Fatima College teammates Njeah Sam, from left, Adrian Thomas, Idriis Martin, William Francis, Isaiah Boxill and coach Garvin Warwick as they celebrate with the Championships trophies after winning the boys Under-20 and U-17 titles at the TTSBA Elevate 3x3 Series at the Southern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Pleasantville on Saturday.
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West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph, left, sends down a delivery during the third day of the First Test against Bangladesh in Antigua on Sunday.
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Sherfane Rutherford of Northern Warriors hit an unbeaten century against UP Nawab in the Abu Dhabi T10 league on Sunday. UP Nawab won by nine wickets.
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CG United West Indies Super 50 Cup.
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T&T Red force batsman Amir Jangoo drives through the offside against Barbados Pride during the CWI Regional Super50 tournament match at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port-of-Spain on Saturday. Jangoo scored 93 runs off 96 balls in T&T’s Red Force nine-wicket win.
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Defending champion T&T Red Force and Barbados Pride will renew their rivalry Wednesday afternoon from 1 pm at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba in the first semifinal of the CG United Regional Super 50 Cup.
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The 2024 edition of the ARC’s Stewards Cup will be run off on November 30 and an interesting field has paid their subs to take part in this edition.
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United States' Christian Pulisic (10) brings the ball down the pitch as Jamaica's Tayvon Gray (12) gives chase during the second half in a CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal second leg football match Monday in St Louis. USA won 4-2.
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ST LOUIS – Despite a fighting second half performance that featured a brace from Demarai Gray, Jamaica failed to rally past a solid United States team and were knocked out of the Concacaf Nations League after losing their second leg 4-2 in the United States on Monday.
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Representatives from seven of the 12 competing clubs in Season III of the TTPFL- Police, Defence Force, Prisons, Eagles FC, San Juan Jabloteh, La Horquetta Rangers and Caledonia AIA pose with their club licenses certificates which were presented to them at the TTPFL Launch on Tuesday at NAPA in Port-of-Spain,
As it is with many of the international football leagues around the world, there will be football during the Christmas season here in T&T.
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St Joseph’s Convent Port-of-Spain’s Meteja Leben, right, holds off Bishop Anstey High’s Oludamilola Oladiran to maintain possession of the ball during the SSFL Coca Cola Intercol Girls North Zone semifinal match at the St Mary’s College ground, Serpentine Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
Daniel Prentice
Defending champion St. Joseph’s Convent (Port-of-Spain) and Diego Martin Central Secondary will meet in the North Zone Secondary Schools Girls Football League Coca-Cola Inter-Col at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex, Diego Martin Thursday from 3.30 pm.
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Vithala Chattergoon
Anthony Allum, Coen Mack and Rahim Mohammed all walked away with titles when SquashTT held its ‘November to Remember’ Junior Graded Squash Tournament at the Racquet Centre of the Queen’s Park Oval last week.
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National Under-21 netballers and the technical staff, physical trainer Roland Hamilton, from left, coach Kalifa Mc Collin-Lopez, assistant coach Crystal Ann George, Shaniya Morgan, Kerlene Johnson, Nekesha Gomes, captain Destiny Williams, Jenecia Goodridge, Kayleea Songui, Neisha Hyles, Shian Lewis, Xhane’ Gray, Jelisia Goodrige, Katty Ann Graham, Jada Hamilton, N’zinga Charles, Nichola Gill, Maikea Bramble, manager Vanessa Forde, and massage therapist Coreen Andrews, who are currently competing at the Americas Qualifiers for the 2025 Netball Youth World Cup in Guadeloupe, during a photo shoot at St Paul Street Complex in Port-of-Spain on June 19.
Clayton Clarke
T&T's opponents for stage one of next year's Netball World Youth Cup (NWYC) were revealed during the draw conducted live in Gibraltar on Tuesday (November 19).
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Connor Knaggs (stooping), second from right, who scored two goals, celebrates with his teammates and staff after ISPS defeated Cumana SDA, 7-0, in the semifinal of the Under-12 Boys Division of the National Primary Schools Football League at the Arima Velodrome, yesterday.
Kadan Jammerson netted twice and Nazism Martinez once Tuesday to give Arima Boys RC a 3-0 win in the semifinal of the Boys’ Under-12 Division in the Ministry of Education’s National Primary Schools Football League when they met arch-rivals San Fernando Boys RC at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella.
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Dwaine Gill is the new High Performance Manager at Cricket West Indies.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Dwaine Gill, a former Cricket West Indies (CWI) Director, has been appointed as its new High Performance Manager, following the departure of Graeme West.
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FILE: St Benedict’s College Adam Pierre, right, celebrates his goal with Derrel Garcia against Presentation College San Fernando during the SSFL Premiership top of the table match at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella on November 9, 2024. Garcia scored a double in St Benedict’s College 2-0 win over Siparia West in the Coca Cola South Zone InterCol.
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There’s a new twist to the status matter of St Benedict’s College star player Derrel “Zoom Zoom” Garcia as the Secondary School Football League (SSFL) has decided to seek legal advice from Sports lawyer Tyrone Marcus before going forward with its decision.
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T&T Red Force Tion Webster, right, plays a scoring shot into the offside while Windwards Volcanoes wicketkeeper looks on during the CWI Super 50 tournament match at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, San Fernando on November second. He scored 54 runs against Barbados last night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)
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A superb display of batting by Barbados Pride’s top order propelled them to the finals of the Regional Super50 and sent defending champions Trinidad and Tobago Red Force crashing out of the competition on Wednesday.
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Frence Ambassador to T&T His Excellency Didier Chabert with Carifta Games Girls Under-17 1,500m bronze medallist, and national junior netball standout and middle-distance runnner Shian Lewis at the Olympic Day Relay.
Clayton Clarke
Kayamba Johnson and Shian Lewis sped to the boys’ and girls’ titles in the Secondary Schools Track and Field Middle Distance League North Region Hill (5K)Run which started and ended at the St Augustine Secondary School on Friday.
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Head coach of the West Indies Test team, Andre Coley.
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Bafasports Foundation CEO Nigel Bellamy, left, Million Mile Challenge participant Nicole Murrell and T&T marathoner Colin Pereira engage with an audience member following Wednesday’s media conference to announce that Bafasports will assume responsibility for organising the T&T Marathon.
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T&T’s Naomi Garcia (kart No 868) in action during the KA100 Jr class at the Las Vegas National Speedway, last week.
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T&T Red force batsman Amir Jangoo drives through the offside against Barbados Pride during the CWI Regional Super50 tournament match at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port-of-Spain on Saturday. Jangoo scored 93 runs off 96 balls in T&T’s Red Force nine-wicket win.
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United States' Christian Pulisic (10) brings the ball down the pitch as Jamaica's Tayvon Gray (12) gives chase during the second half in a CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal second leg football match Monday in St Louis. USA won 4-2.
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Representatives from seven of the 12 competing clubs in Season III of the TTPFL- Police, Defence Force, Prisons, Eagles FC, San Juan Jabloteh, La Horquetta Rangers and Caledonia AIA pose with their club licenses certificates which were presented to them at the TTPFL Launch on Tuesday at NAPA in Port-of-Spain,
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St Joseph’s Convent Port-of-Spain’s Meteja Leben, right, holds off Bishop Anstey High’s Oludamilola Oladiran to maintain possession of the ball during the SSFL Coca Cola Intercol Girls North Zone semifinal match at the St Mary’s College ground, Serpentine Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
Daniel Prentice
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Vithala Chattergoon
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National Under-21 netballers and the technical staff, physical trainer Roland Hamilton, from left, coach Kalifa Mc Collin-Lopez, assistant coach Crystal Ann George, Shaniya Morgan, Kerlene Johnson, Nekesha Gomes, captain Destiny Williams, Jenecia Goodridge, Kayleea Songui, Neisha Hyles, Shian Lewis, Xhane’ Gray, Jelisia Goodrige, Katty Ann Graham, Jada Hamilton, N’zinga Charles, Nichola Gill, Maikea Bramble, manager Vanessa Forde, and massage therapist Coreen Andrews, who are currently competing at the Americas Qualifiers for the 2025 Netball Youth World Cup in Guadeloupe, during a photo shoot at St Paul Street Complex in Port-of-Spain on June 19.
Clayton Clarke
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Connor Knaggs (stooping), second from right, who scored two goals, celebrates with his teammates and staff after ISPS defeated Cumana SDA, 7-0, in the semifinal of the Under-12 Boys Division of the National Primary Schools Football League at the Arima Velodrome, yesterday.
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Dwaine Gill is the new High Performance Manager at Cricket West Indies.
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