The T&T Crick­et Board (TTCB) has ex­pressed its sat­is­fac­tion with the process used by Crick­et West In­dies (CWI) to al­lo­cate in­ter­na­tion­al and re­gion­al match­es across its mem­ber ter­ri­to­ries.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Pres­i­dent of Crick­et West In­dies (CWI), Dr Kishore Shal­low has re­vealed that a lack of fi­nan­cial re­sources was the main rea­son be­hind Kens­ing­ton Oval’s ex­clu­sion from host­ing re­gion­al or in­ter­na­tion­al fix­tures in 2026.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Prime Min­is­ter of Bar­ba­dos, Mia Mot­t­ley, has made it clear that her coun­try will not de­pend ex­clu­sive­ly on Crick­et West In­dies (CWI) for crick­et­ing op­por­tu­ni­ties.

Haze­ly Haynes, as­sis­tant coach of the T&T Carif­ta Aquat­ics Cham­pi­onship team, said their am­bi­tion is to end this coun­try’s 16-year ti­tle drought when the 39th edi­tion splash­es off in Fort De France, Mar­tinique, from Sat­ur­day (April 4) un­til April 8, at the Lamentin Aquat­ic Cen­ter.

Ma­tu­ri­ty, dis­ci­pline, and a clin­i­cal per­for­mance from “Most Valu­able Play­er” (MVP) Akeira Charles pro­pelled Five Rivers Sec­ondary School to their third con­sec­u­tive Open Girls’ ti­tle in the Sec­ondary Schools Bas­ket­ball League (SS­BL) Na­tion­al Cham­pi­onships, which con­clud­ed on Fri­day.

GEORGE­TOWN, Guyana -As the Guyana Harpy Ea­gles pre­pare to launch their de­fence of the Crick­et West In­dies Four-Day Cham­pi­onship, cap­tain Tevin Im­lach has un­der­scored that in­clu­sive lead­er­ship and a strong team cul­ture will be the cor­ner­stones of their cam­paign.

GUADALA­JARA – The long wait is over. For the first time in 52 years, the De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Re­pub­lic of Con­go will grace the World Cup stage af­ter a dra­mat­ic 1-0 vic­to­ry over Ja­maica in their in­ter­con­ti­nen­tal play-off fi­nal at Es­ta­dio AKRON in Mex­i­co on Tues­day.

An eight-mem­ber team com­pris­ing Phoebe Sandy, Kyrah Williams, Ak­il Camp­bell, Dar­nell James, Ja­di­an Neaves, Liam Trepte, vet­er­an Adam Alexan­der, and Tariq Woods will rep­re­sent the red, white, and black of T&T at the com­bined East­er In­ter­na­tion­al Cy­cling Grand Prix, the Caribbean Track Cy­cling Cham­pi­onships, and the Amer­i­c­as Track Cy­cling Cham­pi­onships, all wrapped in one event.

The trio of Po­lice, Mag­no­lias and IN Sports Field Hock­ey Acad­e­my were crowned cham­pi­ons in their re­spec­tive di­vi­sions when the T&T Hock­ey Board (TTHB) Out­door sea­son con­tin­ued at the Na­tion­al Hock­ey Cen­tre in Tacarigua on Sun­day (March 29).

Na­tion­al men’s vol­ley­baller Daynte Stew­art and Orkulljun­ga went un­der to Hylte Halm­stad in straight sets for their sec­ond time in four days to fall to 0-2 in their Swe­den The Elit­se­rien Men’s Vol­ley­ball League best-of-five semi­fi­nals on Tues­day.

Fa­ti­ma Col­lege com­plet­ed a spec­tac­u­lar “triple crown” at the Sec­ondary Schools Bas­ket­ball League (SS­BL) Na­tion­al Cham­pi­onships, which reached a thrilling con­clu­sion this past Fri­day.

Eng­land-based na­tion­al net­baller Saman­tha Wal­lace-Joseph scored a com­bined 57 goals to lead three-time cham­pi­ons Lough­bor­ough Light­ning to a dom­i­nant 83-69 win over Birm­ing­ham Pan­thers to im­prove to 5-0 in the Eng­land Net­ball Su­per League (NSL) on Sat­ur­day.