BAS­SETERRE, St Kitts – St Kitt’s for­mer World Box­ing As­so­ci­a­tion light­weight cham­pi­on Liv­ingston Bram­ble has re­port­ed­ly passed away.

Paragon women and De­fence Force men cap­tured their re­spec­tive di­vi­sion­al ti­tles when the T&T Hock­ey Board 2025 Out­door Sea­son flicked off with the Amer­i­can-Style (Sev­en-A-Side) Tour­na­ment at the Na­tion­al Hock­ey Cen­tre, Or­ange Grove Road, Tacarigua, on Sat­ur­day (March 22).

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – St Kitts & Nevis Pa­tri­ots will kick off their 2025 Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL) cam­paign at home against the An­tigua & Bar­bu­da Fal­cons in the open­ing match of the tour­na­ment.

In­ter­na­tion­al Olympic Com­mit­tee (IOC) hon­orary mem­ber Dick Pound said the IOC vot­ing process “makes the Vat­i­can con­clave look like it’s open house”.

ST JOHN’S – West In­dies Women have been boost­ed by the re­turn of vet­er­an all-rounder Stafanie Tay­lor for next month’s ICC Women’s Crick­et World Cup Qual­i­fiers in Pak­istan.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – Body­builder Kim­ber­ly Per­ci­val and West In­dies crick­eter Alzarri Joseph took home the top two awards when the Na­tion­al Sports Awards took place at the Roy­al­ton Re­sort here over the week­end.

Lee-Anne Thorn­ton re­mained on course to se­cure the triple crown in this year’s Sun­shine Snacks Tran­quil­li­ty Open Ten­nis Tour­na­ment when she booked a spot in the Women’s Open Sin­gles semi­fi­nal at the club’s courts on Vic­to­ria Av­enue, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.

T&T’s Tyra Git­tens-Spotsville fin­ished in 12th spot in the women’s long jump fi­nal dur­ing the morn­ing ses­sion on the fi­nal day of the 2025 World In­door Track and Field Cham­pi­onships in Nan­jing, Chi­na on Sun­day.

T&T De­fence Force in­form strik­er Kevin Moli­no and de­fend­er Ja­mal Jack of Club San­do have both re­joined T&T “So­ca War­riors” coach Dwight Yorke’s squad ahead of to­mor­row’s re­turn-leg match in the CON­CA­CAF Gold Cup Pre­lim­i­nary Round at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in Bal­main Cou­va from 7 pm.

Roads are shared spaces where all users – mo­torists, cy­clists, run­ners, and walk­ers – must co­ex­ist har­mo­nious­ly. How­ev­er, con­flicts of­ten arise due to dif­fer­ing speeds, per­cep­tions of road own­er­ship, and a lack of aware­ness or con­sid­er­a­tion for oth­ers. Fail­ing to cul­ti­vate mu­tu­al re­spect has led to count­less ac­ci­dents and fa­tal­i­ties world­wide. In 2023, Texas re­port­ed 914 traf­fic-re­lat­ed deaths in­volv­ing bi­cy­clists and pedes­tri­ans, mark­ing a 22% in­crease for pedes­tri­ans and a 58% rise for cy­clists since 2019. This alarm­ing trend prompt­ed the Texas De­part­ment of Trans­porta­tion to launch the “Be Safe. Dri­ve Smart” cam­paign to pro­mote mu­tu­al vig­i­lance and ad­her­ence to road rules among all road users. https://www.dai­lytele­graph.com.au/sub­scribe/news/1/?

Left-arm or­tho­dox spin­ner Khary Pierre record­ed a hat-trick in the 13th over dur­ing Clarke Road’s in­nings, which helped Queen’s Park Crick­et Club to lift the 2025 edi­tion of the T&T Crick­et Board (TTCB) / Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers (TKR) T20 Fes­ti­val fi­nal at the Queen’s Park Oval on Tra­garete Road, Port-of-Spain on Sat­ur­day night.

In the­atre, KP Ap­pan, the renowned crit­ic, drew an in­ter­est­ing com­par­i­son be­tween the hero of the­atre and the hero of cin­e­ma and be­tween the di­rec­tors of the­atre and cin­e­ma. He opined that the hero of the­atre is the make-or-break fac­tor of a play, since their live per­for­mance and de­ci­sions dic­tate the ex­pe­ri­ence for the au­di­ence. In cin­e­ma, the di­rec­tor is the force be­hind the suc­cess of a film, shap­ing the sto­ry, vi­su­als, and over­all ex­pe­ri­ence be­hind the cam­era.