T&T Red Force captain, wicketkeeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva during a training session at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy last month.
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FILE: T&T cyclist Makaira Wallace.
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Saint Lucia’s team for the upcoming ANOCES U23 3×3 Basketball tournament in the British Virgin Islands.
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West Indies Women’s squad is in Newport, Wales, for a 10-day preparatory camp running May 14–23, as the Maroon Warriors intensify their build-up to the 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England.
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West Indies 1976 women’s team from back row from left to right - Angela Harris (Barbados deceased), Peggy Fairweather (Jamaica), Sheryl Bailey (Barbados), Nora St Rose T&T deceased), Jean Carmino T&T Manager deceased), Grace Williams (Jamaica), Vivalyn Latty-Scott (Jamaica deceased), Yolande Geddes-Hall (Jamaica), Dorothy Hobson (Jamaica deceased). Front row left to right - Beverly Browne (T&T deceased), Jasmaine Sammy (T&T), Jeanette Mitchell (Barbados), Louise Browne T&T captain), Gloria Gill (Barbados), Menota Tekah (T&T), Pat Whittaker (Barbados vice captain). Joan Alexander was selected but could not make the tour.
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Barbados Pride are fully prepared for their semifinal clash against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force.
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Vice president of Rigtech Sonics Roger Frontin, left, president of Rigtech Sonics David Voisin, and Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation president Rowena Williams at a press conference at Skinner Park, San Fernando, announcing the upcoming Luces Brothers Memorial Cycling Classic, on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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Andre Russell, left, and Rovman Powell will rejoin forces having been selected by the Jamaican Kingsmen.
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FILE: T&T's Jordan Vieira, Mickell Pierre and Tariq Marcano exchange high-five celebrations following a goal against the USA in their Indoor Pan American Hockey Cup semifinal at the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex & Chief Jim Starlight Centre in Alberta, Canada, yesterday. T&T won 5-4. The local team finished second overall and qualified for the World Cup.
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Prime Minister, Dr Andrew Holness (second row, fifth left), shares a photo opportunity with guests at Sabina Park in Kingston on Sunday for the unveiling of a plaque to mark India’s gift of an LED electronic scoreboard and the unveiling of the India-Jamaica friendship logo. The guests are (from second row, left) Leader of the Opposition, Mark Golding; Jamaican High Commissioner to India, Jason Hall, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange; Minister of External Affairs, India, Dr S Jaishankar; Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith; and High Commissioner of India to Jamaica, Mayank Joshi. Also pictured are Jamaican cricketers Stafanie Tylor (back row, left) and Sheldon Cottrell (back row, right) and members of Jamaica’s Under-15 Cricket Team (front row).
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Darren Moore has indicated his interest in the Reggae Boyz head coaching job.
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T&T Red Force captain, wicketkeeper/batsman Joshua Da Silva during a training session at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy last month.
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FILE: T&T cyclist Makaira Wallace.
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Secondary School Football Players of the Year, goalkeeper Mikhail Clement of Naparima College and midfielder Nikita Gosein of Pleasantville Secondary School, with their trophies at the prize-giving distribution at Couva Pt Lisas Chamber, Couva on Thursday.
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Midfielder Nikita Gosine of Pleasantville Secondary School repeated as the 2025 Secondary Schools Football League’s (SSFL) Girls’ ‘Player of the Year’ award winner, while Naparima College goalkeeper Mikhail Clement created history by becoming the first player in his position to cop the SSFL ‘Boy’s Player of the Year’ award for the 2025 season.
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Josiah Hills sports his runner-up award.
T&T’s Josiah Hills came up short in his bid to win the Confederation of Tennis of Central America and the Caribbean (COTECC)/Junior/Infantile Tennis International Championships (JITIC) Under-14 Tournament final in Santa Tecla, El Salvador, on Thursday.
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West Indies 1976 women’s team from back row from left to right - Angela Harris (Barbados deceased), Peggy Fairweather (Jamaica), Sheryl Bailey (Barbados), Nora St Rose T&T deceased), Jean Carmino T&T Manager deceased), Grace Williams (Jamaica), Vivalyn Latty-Scott (Jamaica deceased), Yolande Geddes-Hall (Jamaica), Dorothy Hobson (Jamaica deceased). Front row left to right - Beverly Browne (T&T deceased), Jasmaine Sammy (T&T), Jeanette Mitchell (Barbados), Louise Browne T&T captain), Gloria Gill (Barbados), Menota Tekah (T&T), Pat Whittaker (Barbados vice captain). Joan Alexander was selected but could not make the tour.
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has officially marked the 50th anniversary of a watershed moment in regional sports history following the first international match played by the West Indies Women’s cricket team in 1976.
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The 2026 West Indies Four-Day “knockout” championship is hurtling toward its semifinal stage this Sunday (May 10). It is poetic that the match begins on Mother’s Day, providing a built-in opportunity for mothers across the region to offer up a collective prayer for West Indies cricket. Before we get to the semifinal, let us backtrack a little to the, I suppose, preliminary or points rounds.
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Barbados Pride are fully prepared for their semifinal clash against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force.
BRIDGETOWN – Barbados Pride head coach Vasbert Drakes said his team has “done their homework” on the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force and are fully prepared for their crucial semifinal clash in the West Indies Championship.
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T&T’s Josiah Hills will go in search of the singles title in the Confederation of Tennis of Central America and the Caribbean (COTECC)/Junior/Infantile Tennis International Championships (JITIC) Under-14 Tournament in Santa Tecla, El Salvador on Thursday.
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Vice president of Rigtech Sonics Roger Frontin, left, president of Rigtech Sonics David Voisin, and Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation president Rowena Williams at a press conference at Skinner Park, San Fernando, announcing the upcoming Luces Brothers Memorial Cycling Classic, on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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The T&T Cycling Federation has finally broken its silence on the issue of no available funds for its junior team to compete at the Junior Pan American Cycling Championships, which is currently taking place in Veracruz, Mexico.
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Andre Russell, left, and Rovman Powell will rejoin forces having been selected by the Jamaican Kingsmen.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Jamaica Kingsmen have selected Rovman Powell, Andre Russell and Fabian Allen to represent them in this year’s Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Youngsters Jonathan van Lange and Thaddeus Lovell have been drafted into the Guyana Harpy Eagles’ squad for the upcoming warm-up fixture against the West Indies Academy.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Former West Indies opening batsman Philo Wallace is not in agreement with the decision by Cricket West Indies (CWI) to rest some of its players ahead of next month’s home series against Sri Lanka.
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FILE: T&T's Jordan Vieira, Mickell Pierre and Tariq Marcano exchange high-five celebrations following a goal against the USA in their Indoor Pan American Hockey Cup semifinal at the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex & Chief Jim Starlight Centre in Alberta, Canada, yesterday. T&T won 5-4. The local team finished second overall and qualified for the World Cup.
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T&T’s men’s hockey 5s team is now ranked among the top ten in the International Hockey Federation (FIH) latest world rankings.
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Prime Minister, Dr Andrew Holness (second row, fifth left), shares a photo opportunity with guests at Sabina Park in Kingston on Sunday for the unveiling of a plaque to mark India’s gift of an LED electronic scoreboard and the unveiling of the India-Jamaica friendship logo. The guests are (from second row, left) Leader of the Opposition, Mark Golding; Jamaican High Commissioner to India, Jason Hall, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange; Minister of External Affairs, India, Dr S Jaishankar; Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith; and High Commissioner of India to Jamaica, Mayank Joshi. Also pictured are Jamaican cricketers Stafanie Tylor (back row, left) and Sheldon Cottrell (back row, right) and members of Jamaica’s Under-15 Cricket Team (front row).
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Sabina Park, the hallowed turf of West Indian cricket, has received a major technological upgrade.
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Samantha Wallace-Joseph of Loughborough Lightning.
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Secondary School Football Players of the Year, goalkeeper Mikhail Clement of Naparima College and midfielder Nikita Gosein of Pleasantville Secondary School, with their trophies at the prize-giving distribution at Couva Pt Lisas Chamber, Couva on Thursday.
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Josiah Hills sports his runner-up award.
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West Indies 1976 women’s team from back row from left to right - Angela Harris (Barbados deceased), Peggy Fairweather (Jamaica), Sheryl Bailey (Barbados), Nora St Rose T&T deceased), Jean Carmino T&T Manager deceased), Grace Williams (Jamaica), Vivalyn Latty-Scott (Jamaica deceased), Yolande Geddes-Hall (Jamaica), Dorothy Hobson (Jamaica deceased). Front row left to right - Beverly Browne (T&T deceased), Jasmaine Sammy (T&T), Jeanette Mitchell (Barbados), Louise Browne T&T captain), Gloria Gill (Barbados), Menota Tekah (T&T), Pat Whittaker (Barbados vice captain). Joan Alexander was selected but could not make the tour.
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Barbados Pride are fully prepared for their semifinal clash against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force.
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Josiah Hills
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Vice president of Rigtech Sonics Roger Frontin, left, president of Rigtech Sonics David Voisin, and Trinidad and Tobago Cycling Federation president Rowena Williams at a press conference at Skinner Park, San Fernando, announcing the upcoming Luces Brothers Memorial Cycling Classic, on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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Andre Russell, left, and Rovman Powell will rejoin forces having been selected by the Jamaican Kingsmen.
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Jonathan van Lange
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