​A meet­ing of the T&T Pre­mier Foot­ball League (TTPFL) and all Tier 1 clubs was sched­uled to be held last night to dis­cuss the con­clu­sion of the sea­son. How­ev­er, clubs were ea­ger to raise ur­gent con­cerns re­gard­ing un­paid wages, which they have not re­ceived for Feb­ru­ary and are now head­ing in­to late March.

For­mer T&T ath­lete Alvin Daniel has com­mend­ed 2026 World Ath­let­ics In­door Cham­pi­onships 400-me­tre bronze medal­list and fel­low Point Fortin ath­lete Jereem Richards on his con­sis­ten­cy and per­se­ver­ance.

DUBAI, Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates – The West In­dies Women’s woes in their on­go­ing T20I se­ries against Aus­tralia Women were com­pound­ed af­ter they were fined 10 per cent of their match fee for main­tain­ing a slow over rate in Thurs­day’s open­ing match.

KINGSTOWN, St Vin­cent – De­spite con­ced­ing their T20I se­ries to Aus­tralia Women af­ter suf­fer­ing a 17-run de­feat on Sat­ur­day night, West In­dies Women’s skip­per Hay­ley Matthews said she was still pleased with the fight­back shown by her side in the sec­ond match.

The pair of Adalia Badroe and Shan­ice Cot­toy se­cured their sec­ond straight win in the T&T Vol­ley­ball Fed­er­a­tion (TTVF) Trin­ba­go Beach Vol­ley­ball Tour Un­der-23 Di­vi­sion when the two-day tour­na­ment end­ed at Cour­land at the Cour­land Beach Sports Are­na in Black Rock on Sun­day.

The his­to­ry of Women’s One Day In­ter­na­tion­al (ODI) crick­et be­tween Aus­tralia and the West In­dies is a chron­i­cle of clin­i­cal dom­i­nance. Since their in­au­gur­al meet­ing in 1993, the two sides have faced off 18 times, with Aus­tralia emerg­ing vic­to­ri­ous in 16 of those en­coun­ters. This lop­sided ri­val­ry, char­ac­terised by Aus­tralian tac­ti­cal pre­ci­sion and the West In­dies’ oc­ca­sion­al flash­es of bril­liance, has played out across World Cups and three in­tense bi­lat­er­al se­ries.

USA-based Tyra Git­tens-Spotsville failed to add to T&T’s medal haul at the 21st World Ath­let­ics In­door Cham­pi­onships when she placed 15th of 16 ath­letes in the women’s long jump fi­nal at the Ku­jawy-Po­mors­ka Are­na in Toruń, Poland, yes­ter­day.

Na­tion­al men’s hock­ey play­er Teague Mar­cano con­tin­ued his goal-scor­ing start to the Eng­lish Hock­ey League Open Men’s Pre­mier Di­vi­sion Phase Two ‘Top Six’ com­pe­ti­tion when he net­ted in Hol­combe's 5-3 win over Old Geor­gians at Ep­som Col­lege last Sat­ur­day.

KINGSTOWN, St Vin­cent – West In­dies Women’s cap­tain Hay­ley Matthews struck a fight­ing half cen­tu­ry, but it was not enough to pre­vent her side from go­ing down to Aus­tralia Women by 17 runs to give the vis­i­tors a se­ries-clinch­ing vic­to­ry on Sat­ur­day.

From the time we touched down in San­ta Cruz de la Sier­ra, you could feel this was go­ing to be dif­fer­ent. Not dra­mat­ic, not over­whelm­ing—just dif­fer­ent enough to keep re­mind­ing you that you’re out of your usu­al space.

T&T’s Jereem 'The Dream' Richards ran a sea­son-best 45.39 sec­onds to claim the bronze medal in the men's 400m fi­nal at the 21st World Ath­let­ics In­door Cham­pi­onships at the Ku­jawy-Po­mors­ka Are­na in Toruń, Poland on Sat­ur­day.

Shoot­ing guard Ah­keel Boyd’s stand­out per­for­mance helped Mal­oney Pac­ers punch their tick­et to the cham­pi­onship se­ries in dom­i­nant fash­ion, while South­side Elite, boost­ed by the trio of Tyrik Singh, Ja­son Fri­day, and Je­lani Val­ley, clawed back to keep their ti­tle hopes alive Wednes­day night in the Na­tion­al Bas­ket­ball Cham­pi­onships.