T&T’s Nicholas Paul.
MD Pronto Under-17 Cup champs Scarlet Blazers which was led by team captain Mickhel Sookdeo sixth from left at back.
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T&T’s Chloe Fraser loses in the Girls’ Under-19 singles final at the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Americas Caribbean Youth Championships in the Dominican Republic, yesterday.
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Spartans TT coach Morgan “Axe” Shade, left, celebrates with his players and fellow technical staff as they hoist the championship trophy after winning the University of the West Indies (UWI) Legacy Basketball title at the UWI Sport and Physical Education Centre in St Augustine on Holy Thursday.
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Rio Cardines has signed an extension to stay with Crystal Palace until 2028.
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MEDAL RUNS! T&T's Boys Under 20 4x100 metres relay team of (Zacheus Charles, Trevaughn Stewart, Makaelan Woods, and Kaeden Herbert) clocked 39.64 seconds, the Girls Under-17 4x100 metres relay team of (Daija Reid, Jael Peters, Eden Chee-Wah, Xiah Tobias) finished third in 46.10 seconds, and T&T Boys Under-17 team of (Christian Parks, Jaquan Douglas, Dario Tavernier, Isaiah Teesdale) won the silver medal in 41.56 seconds, while the Gurls Under-20 4x100 metres quartet of (Imani Mills, Noemi Theodore, Zada Charles, Alexxe Henry) finished second in a time of 44-17 seconds at 53rd carifta Games at the Kirani James Stadium in St. George’s, Grenada, over the Easter weekend.
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Jerome Morrison, left, and Jahreef Miguel won the two-day second leg of the TTVF Trinbago Beach Volley Tour’s Open Division at Mission Beach, Toco, on Monday.
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FILE: Evin Lewis in action for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots.
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President of TTCB Azim Bassarath, second from left, and cricketer Jayden Seales, at right, and Red Force Team captain, Joshua Da Silva and head coach Rayad Emerit, unveil the Home of Red Force wall, at the National Cricket Centre, Couva, yesterday.
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Jamaican Shanoya Douglas, right, receives the Austin Sealy Award from North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) president Mike Sands.
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The 2026 West Indies Championship starts this Sunday (April 12)
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Former TTCF president Frank Gittens, who is now serving as a commissaire.
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T&T’s Nicholas Paul.
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MD Pronto Under-17 Cup champs Scarlet Blazers which was led by team captain Mickhel Sookdeo sixth from left at back.
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Former national discus-thrower Quincy Wilson
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T&T’s swimmers Ethan McMillan-Cole, left, and teammate and USA-based Liam Carrington.
Ethan McMillan-Cole and USA-based Liam Carrington recorded individual record-breaking performances and also set a new time during the Boys 15-17 relay swim when the 39th Carifta Aquatics Championships ended at the Pierre Samot Community Aquatic Centre, Le Lamentin, Martinique, on Tuesday night. T&T swimmers tallied the most medals of all 24 participating countries, 59 medals, two more than last year.
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T&T’s Kale Dalla Costa
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Kale Dalla Costa was the lone local player to advance to the main draw when the round-robin phase of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Tour Juniors J60 Under-18 Tournament concluded at the National Racquet Centre, Orange Grove Road, Tacarigua, Wednesday.
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The guest list is finally set. After a qualifying journey that felt longer than a marathon, 48 teams have booked their tickets to Mexico, Canada, and the United States for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While the celebrations are in full swing, we must pause for a moment of silence for the giants who tripped over their own shoelaces at the final hurdle.
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Spartans TT coach Morgan “Axe” Shade, left, celebrates with his players and fellow technical staff as they hoist the championship trophy after winning the University of the West Indies (UWI) Legacy Basketball title at the UWI Sport and Physical Education Centre in St Augustine on Holy Thursday.
Spartans TT overcame an early double-digit deficit to defeat Bronx 100-78 in the Championship match and claimed the University of the West Indies (UWI) Legacy Basketball title.
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Rio Cardines has signed an extension to stay with Crystal Palace until 2028.
Trinidad and Tobago’s teenage sensation Rio Cardines has signed an extension with English Premier League club Crystal Palace that will keep him at the club until June 2028.
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MEDAL RUNS! T&T's Boys Under 20 4x100 metres relay team of (Zacheus Charles, Trevaughn Stewart, Makaelan Woods, and Kaeden Herbert) clocked 39.64 seconds, the Girls Under-17 4x100 metres relay team of (Daija Reid, Jael Peters, Eden Chee-Wah, Xiah Tobias) finished third in 46.10 seconds, and T&T Boys Under-17 team of (Christian Parks, Jaquan Douglas, Dario Tavernier, Isaiah Teesdale) won the silver medal in 41.56 seconds, while the Gurls Under-20 4x100 metres quartet of (Imani Mills, Noemi Theodore, Zada Charles, Alexxe Henry) finished second in a time of 44-17 seconds at 53rd carifta Games at the Kirani James Stadium in St. George’s, Grenada, over the Easter weekend.
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T&T’s 2026 Carifta Games team became the fourth most successful contingent to participate in the annual regional showcase of junior track and field talent.
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Jerome Morrison, left, and Jahreef Miguel won the two-day second leg of the TTVF Trinbago Beach Volley Tour’s Open Division at Mission Beach, Toco, on Monday.
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The pairs of Jerome Morrison and Jahreef Miguel (men) and Kaylon Cruickshank/Malika Davidson (women) were crowned champions when the two-day second leg of the T&T Volleyball Federation (TTVF) Trinbago Beach Volleyball Tour Women’s Open Division ended at Misson Beach, Toco, on Monday.
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FILE: Evin Lewis in action for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots.
Attacking T&T Red Force opener Evin Lewis has declared himself available for West Indies Test selection. The Marchin Patriots player will make his first appearance for the Red Force in First-Class cricket in nine years when they face the Leeward Islands in a three-match series in Antigua, starting Sunday (April 12).
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President of TTCB Azim Bassarath, second from left, and cricketer Jayden Seales, at right, and Red Force Team captain, Joshua Da Silva and head coach Rayad Emerit, unveil the Home of Red Force wall, at the National Cricket Centre, Couva, yesterday.
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T&T Cricket Board (TTCB) president Azim Bassarath is calling on the government to revitalise Guaracara Park, a historic cricket venue located in Pointe-a-Pierre.
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Jamaican Shanoya Douglas, right, receives the Austin Sealy Award from North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) president Mike Sands.
ST GEORGE’S – Jamaica expectedly topped the medal standings at the Carifta Games for a record 40th successive time after dominating proceedings at the recently concluded 53rd edition in Grenada on Monday.
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The 2026 West Indies Championship starts this Sunday (April 12)
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The 2026 West Indies Championship is set to explode onto the scene this Sunday, April 12, ushering in a new three-round bilateral format at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
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Former TTCF president Frank Gittens, who is now serving as a commissaire.
It is still uncertain whether the Skinner Park facility in San Fernando, which claimed the life of cyclist Colin "Creepy" Wilson on the opening day of the Easter International Cycling Grand Prix, was certified for the event.
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T&T’s winners in the Barbados International Juniors COTECC Tennis G2 Tournament which ended in Wildey, Barbados on Thursday. In photo are Holden Hadeed, from left, Teijah Wellington, Ryan Steuart, Justiin Duncan, Suri Ramcharan, Makeda Bain and Lucca Gaston Johnson. ↔ PHOTO COURTESY ANDREW THORNTON
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T&T’s swimmers Ethan McMillan-Cole, left, and teammate and USA-based Liam Carrington.
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T&T’s Kale Dalla Costa
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Spartans TT coach Morgan “Axe” Shade, left, celebrates with his players and fellow technical staff as they hoist the championship trophy after winning the University of the West Indies (UWI) Legacy Basketball title at the UWI Sport and Physical Education Centre in St Augustine on Holy Thursday.
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Rio Cardines has signed an extension to stay with Crystal Palace until 2028.
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MEDAL RUNS! T&T's Boys Under 20 4x100 metres relay team of (Zacheus Charles, Trevaughn Stewart, Makaelan Woods, and Kaeden Herbert) clocked 39.64 seconds, the Girls Under-17 4x100 metres relay team of (Daija Reid, Jael Peters, Eden Chee-Wah, Xiah Tobias) finished third in 46.10 seconds, and T&T Boys Under-17 team of (Christian Parks, Jaquan Douglas, Dario Tavernier, Isaiah Teesdale) won the silver medal in 41.56 seconds, while the Gurls Under-20 4x100 metres quartet of (Imani Mills, Noemi Theodore, Zada Charles, Alexxe Henry) finished second in a time of 44-17 seconds at 53rd carifta Games at the Kirani James Stadium in St. George’s, Grenada, over the Easter weekend.
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Jerome Morrison, left, and Jahreef Miguel won the two-day second leg of the TTVF Trinbago Beach Volley Tour’s Open Division at Mission Beach, Toco, on Monday.
Courtesy Sean Morrison
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FILE: Evin Lewis in action for Bess Motors Marchin Patriots.
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President of TTCB Azim Bassarath, second from left, and cricketer Jayden Seales, at right, and Red Force Team captain, Joshua Da Silva and head coach Rayad Emerit, unveil the Home of Red Force wall, at the National Cricket Centre, Couva, yesterday.
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