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Cyclist Njisane Phillip shares a light moment with President Paula Mae-Weekes after receiving the Hummingbird Medal - Silver.
Roberto Codallo
Hypolite: "I feel very happy"
Four years after being promised a national award, Dr Ian Hypolite finally received his honour yesterday.
Cyclist Njisane Phillip shares a light moment with President Paula Mae-Weekes after receiving the Hummingbird Medal - Silver.
Roberto Codallo
Hypolite: "I feel very happy"
Four years after being promised a national award, Dr Ian Hypolite finally received his honour yesterday.
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A Republic Day salute to our sporting heroes
Republic Day - Yesterday saw sport hitting the headlines for all the right reasons as a number of sportspersons received national awards. Carrying the flag was Olympian and Olympic medallist Wendell Mottley. The Queens Royal College past pupil is a wonderful example of someone who achieved excellence in the classroom, sports field and as a finance professional.
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A Republic Day salute to our sporting heroes
Republic Day - Yesterday saw sport hitting the headlines for all the right reasons as a number of sportspersons received national awards. Carrying the flag was Olympian and Olympic medallist Wendell Mottley. The Queens Royal College past pupil is a wonderful example of someone who achieved excellence in the classroom, sports field and as a finance professional.
Cape Canaveral, the Three-year-old Glen Mendez trained with veteran jockey Ricardo Jadoo head low and his charge leaping towards the winning pole to win Race 6, the Carib Brewery Trinidad Derby (GR. 1 R. ) for W.I. Bred 3 Y. O. out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima Republic Day, yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Cape Canaveral denies
General JN Derby win
Former Champion trainer Glenn Mendez proved to all and sundry, that he is a master trainer, when he sent out the Merlin Samlalsingh owned Jamaican bred three-year-old Cape Canaveral to win the Carib Brewery Trinidad Derby, yesterday at Santa Rosa Park in Arima.
Cape Canaveral, the Three-year-old Glen Mendez trained with veteran jockey Ricardo Jadoo head low and his charge leaping towards the winning pole to win Race 6, the Carib Brewery Trinidad Derby (GR. 1 R. ) for W.I. Bred 3 Y. O. out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima Republic Day, yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Cape Canaveral denies
General JN Derby win
Former Champion trainer Glenn Mendez proved to all and sundry, that he is a master trainer, when he sent out the Merlin Samlalsingh owned Jamaican bred three-year-old Cape Canaveral to win the Carib Brewery Trinidad Derby, yesterday at Santa Rosa Park in Arima.
T&T contingent of Catherine Spicer, from left, Arun Roopnarine, Yuuvraj Dookram, Curtis Humphreys, Brittany Joseph, Ian Joseph (coach), Derron Douglas (Under-21), Aleena Ewdards (player/coach), Chelsea Fong and Sherdon Pierre (manager) before heading off to Jamaica yesterday for the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Championships.
Ping Pong men, women get team bronze
T&T senior men's and women's table tennis teams had to settle for bronze medals in the Team competition after losing their semifinals matches at the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation at the National Arena, Kingston, Jamaica, yesterday.
T&T contingent of Catherine Spicer, from left, Arun Roopnarine, Yuuvraj Dookram, Curtis Humphreys, Brittany Joseph, Ian Joseph (coach), Derron Douglas (Under-21), Aleena Ewdards (player/coach), Chelsea Fong and Sherdon Pierre (manager) before heading off to Jamaica yesterday for the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Championships.
Ping Pong men, women get team bronze
T&T senior men's and women's table tennis teams had to settle for bronze medals in the Team competition after losing their semifinals matches at the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation at the National Arena, Kingston, Jamaica, yesterday.
Stuart Law - West Indies head coach.
STUART LAW RESIGNS AS WINDIES COACH
St John’s, ANTIGUA (CWI) – Stuart Law has resigned as Head Coach of the WINDIES Men’s team to take on a new role in January 2019.
Stuart Law - West Indies head coach.
STUART LAW RESIGNS AS WINDIES COACH
St John’s, ANTIGUA (CWI) – Stuart Law has resigned as Head Coach of the WINDIES Men’s team to take on a new role in January 2019.
Spinner Fawad Ahmed of Trinbago Knight Riders was one of four players from the champion TKR team selected on the All Star team.
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Four TKR men on All Star team
Champions Trinbago Knight Riders have gotten four picks on the 2018 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) All-Star team.
Spinner Fawad Ahmed of Trinbago Knight Riders was one of four players from the champion TKR team selected on the All Star team.
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Four TKR men on All Star team
Champions Trinbago Knight Riders have gotten four picks on the 2018 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) All-Star team.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, and Dwayne, who is Red Force vice captain to Denesh Ramdin - the team’s skipper.
BOMB SQUAD
T&T Red Force cricket team, the most successful team in the history of regional Super50 tournament, will be favourites to lift the title, as all the top players from this country have made themselves available for selection.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, and Dwayne, who is Red Force vice captain to Denesh Ramdin - the team’s skipper.
BOMB SQUAD
T&T Red Force cricket team, the most successful team in the history of regional Super50 tournament, will be favourites to lift the title, as all the top players from this country have made themselves available for selection.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, & Dwayne
BOMB SQUAD
T&T Red Force cricket team, the most successful team in the history of regional Super50 tournament, will be favourites to lift the title, as all the top players from this country have made themselves available for selection.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, & Dwayne
BOMB SQUAD
T&T Red Force cricket team, the most successful team in the history of regional Super50 tournament, will be favourites to lift the title, as all the top players from this country have made themselves available for selection.
Cunupia FC’s Ricaldo Castellano, right, tackles QPCC forward Devon Modeste during Matchday 7 of the T&T Super League at St. Mary's College Grounds Grounds in St. Clair on July 22. QPCC won 2-1. match.
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Santa Rosa, QPCC stay top in Super League
FC Santa Rosa and Queen's Park Cricket Club remained locked at the top of the T&T Super League after both teams registered 2-1 wins in their respective matches on the weekend.
Cunupia FC’s Ricaldo Castellano, right, tackles QPCC forward Devon Modeste during Matchday 7 of the T&T Super League at St. Mary's College Grounds Grounds in St. Clair on July 22. QPCC won 2-1. match.
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Santa Rosa, QPCC stay top in Super League
FC Santa Rosa and Queen's Park Cricket Club remained locked at the top of the T&T Super League after both teams registered 2-1 wins in their respective matches on the weekend.
Tyrone Charles, right, in action for Central FC as he tries to get past Club Sando defender Shakiyl Phillip during the First Citizens Cup contest earlier in the year. Charles has since returned to Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
Charles smashes four past Morvant Caledonia
Leaders W Connection on Saturday became only the second team after Defence Force FC to drop points against bottom-placed North East Stars this season when Stuart Charles-Fevrier's men needed a late Kadeem Corbin strike to come away with a 1-1 scoreline and steal a share of the points.
Tyrone Charles, right, in action for Central FC as he tries to get past Club Sando defender Shakiyl Phillip during the First Citizens Cup contest earlier in the year. Charles has since returned to Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
Charles smashes four past Morvant Caledonia
Leaders W Connection on Saturday became only the second team after Defence Force FC to drop points against bottom-placed North East Stars this season when Stuart Charles-Fevrier's men needed a late Kadeem Corbin strike to come away with a 1-1 scoreline and steal a share of the points.
St Mary's College’s Gabriel Nanton, right, avoids a tackle from Presentation C’ollege’s Juval Roberts during round three action in the Premier Division of the SSFL at St Mary's grounds, St Clair, yesterday. Presentation won 1-0.
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Champs 'Pres' edges Saints 1-0
Reigning champion Presentation College got a single goal from Aleem Barkley to maintain its winning streak in 1-0 win against St Mary's College (CIC) in round three action in the Premier Division of the Shell/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL), yesterday.
St Mary's College’s Gabriel Nanton, right, avoids a tackle from Presentation C’ollege’s Juval Roberts during round three action in the Premier Division of the SSFL at St Mary's grounds, St Clair, yesterday. Presentation won 1-0.
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Champs 'Pres' edges Saints 1-0
Reigning champion Presentation College got a single goal from Aleem Barkley to maintain its winning streak in 1-0 win against St Mary's College (CIC) in round three action in the Premier Division of the Shell/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL), yesterday.
Howard McIntosh, One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager.
McIntosh: TTPL has CONCACAF support
One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager, Howard McIntosh, believes the T&T Pro League (TTPL) can become sustainable and viable throughout, but with the right governance structure.
Howard McIntosh, One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager.
McIntosh: TTPL has CONCACAF support
One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager, Howard McIntosh, believes the T&T Pro League (TTPL) can become sustainable and viable throughout, but with the right governance structure.
Cyclist Njisane Phillip shares a light moment with President Paula Mae-Weekes after receiving the Hummingbird Medal - Silver.
Roberto Codallo
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Cape Canaveral, the Three-year-old Glen Mendez trained with veteran jockey Ricardo Jadoo head low and his charge leaping towards the winning pole to win Race 6, the Carib Brewery Trinidad Derby (GR. 1 R. ) for W.I. Bred 3 Y. O. out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima Republic Day, yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
T&T contingent of Catherine Spicer, from left, Arun Roopnarine, Yuuvraj Dookram, Curtis Humphreys, Brittany Joseph, Ian Joseph (coach), Derron Douglas (Under-21), Aleena Ewdards (player/coach), Chelsea Fong and Sherdon Pierre (manager) before heading off to Jamaica yesterday for the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Championships.
Cunupia FC’s Ricaldo Castellano, right, tackles QPCC forward Devon Modeste during Matchday 7 of the T&T Super League at St. Mary's College Grounds Grounds in St. Clair on July 22. QPCC won 2-1. match.
CA-images/ Allan Crane
Stuart Law - West Indies head coach.
Tyrone Charles, right, in action for Central FC as he tries to get past Club Sando defender Shakiyl Phillip during the First Citizens Cup contest earlier in the year. Charles has since returned to Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
General JN ,3 Y.O John Leotaud trained with Jockey Brian Boodramsingh up flying towards the winning pole ahead of his challengers Nuclear Power with jockey Dillion Khelawan applying the whip asking for speed from his charge and Caesar Country ridden by Jockey Ronald Ali also applying the whip, but it was General JN that went on to win Race 7, the Modified benchmark handicap 3 Y.O. and over horses rated 80-40 out at Santa Rosa Park Arima on August 19.
RALPH BAWARIE
Road Race top finishers Kemp Orosco, centre, of team DPS, the 2018 champion, with Marcus Carvalho, left, of Heatwave CC, who finished second and third was Sheldon Ramjit of Hummingbird CC.
T&T National Women’s Rugby team, dubbed the Scarlets, campaigned in the RTEK Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens in Barbados on Saturday and yesterday. T&T finished second to Mexico in the final 10-15 and secured a qualification to next year’s Pan American Tournament. T&T scorers were Leah Kintiba and Nicolette Pantor. The team was managed by Jenilee Limada and captained by Nicolette Pantor. Kwanieze John made a return to the nation set-up after injury kept her away from the sport for a few months. Derek Ashby-Williams served as (Physio). Meanwhile, the men’s team finished fifth after being beaten by the Cayman Islands 31-0.
Anand Rampersad
Josiah Parag, left, and Nikoli Blackman emerged the overall winners in the 5000 metres and 3000m races respectively show off their challenge trophies at the ceremony.
INNIS FRANCIS
St Mary's College’s Gabriel Nanton, right, avoids a tackle from Presentation C’ollege’s Juval Roberts during round three action in the Premier Division of the SSFL at St Mary's grounds, St Clair, yesterday. Presentation won 1-0.
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W Connection's defender Isaiah Garcia, left, vies for the ball with former national striker and North East Stars's Hayden Tinto during their Pro League clash at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Malabar, Arima yesterday. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Shaun Fuentes
Howard McIntosh, seated, left to right, One Concacaf and Caribbean Projects Senior Manager, T&T Football Federation (TTFA) president David John-Williams, Eva Pasquier, head of international relations at UEFA, UEFA ASSIST’s Kenny MacLeod and T&T Pro League chairman Richard Fakoory, are joined by other T&T football stakeholders at the end of a three-day UEFA ASSIST workshop, Road to Strategic Planning for the Pro League, at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus, Trinidad.
T&T contingent of Catherine Spicer, from left, Arun Roopnarine, Yuuvraj Dookram, Curtis Humphreys, Brittany Joseph, Ian Joseph (coach), Derron Douglas (Under-21), Aleena Ewdards (player/coach), Chelsea Fong and Sherdon Pierre (manager) before heading off to Jamaica yesterday for the 60th Senior Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation Championships.
Howard McIntosh, One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager.
T&T senior volleyball captain Renele Forde presents Mayor of Himeji, Toshikatsu Iwami a token of appreciation at a welcoming ceremony for the national team at the Himeji Volleyball Arena in Japan, yesterday. The “Calypso Spikers” will play their first warm-up match today against Himeji Victorina at the same venue.
Alvin Corneal
Keith Clement
Outside hitter Darlene Ramdin prepares to spike during the women's senior national volleyball team final scrimmage ahead of the FIVB Women's Championships against UWI men's team at UWI SPEC, St Augustine on Monday night. The “Calypso Spikers” arrived in Japan yesterday after a 20-hour trip.
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Naparima's Decklan Marcelle (No 10) is challenged by Mucurapo's Zion Mc Leod during round two of the Boy’s Premier Division in the Shell/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football League at Lewis Street in San Fernando. The match ended 0-0.
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W Connection’s Kennedy Hinkson, left, challenged by San Juan Jabloteh’s Joel Lewis in their top-of-the-table T&T Pro League clash at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva on Tuesday night. W Connection won 4-1.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Colin Murray
Stuart Law - West Indies head coach.
Spinner Fawad Ahmed of Trinbago Knight Riders was one of four players from the champion TKR team selected on the All Star team.
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Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, and Dwayne, who is Red Force vice captain to Denesh Ramdin - the team’s skipper.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, & Dwayne
Manohar Ramsaran, left, consultant at Brian Lara Cricket Academy makes a point to Ashton Forde, second from right, chairman of CEPEP, Mistri Lutchmedial also from CEPEP and Haresh Ramnath operations manager of Lara Academy during the inspection of the venue yesterday. PHOTO: VINODE MAMCHAN
Vinode Mamchan
Rayad Emrit, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate the dismissal of Denesh Ramdin, right, of Trinbago Knight Riders during match 30 of the Hero Caribbean Premier League between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders at Guyana National Stadium on Sunday in Providence, Guyana.
Randy Brooks - CPL T20
Dave Cameron - CWI president
Sunil Narine - TKR opening batsman
Ronsford Beaton
CWI
T&T cricket fans visited Barbados to support Team TKR.
Photo: Vinode Mamchan
CHAMPIONS Members of All Stars cricket team from Theodore McDonald, Jason Jairam MVP, left, Cindy Thompson, Mark Martin, Ricardo Martin, Leah Drayton, Jubari Bacchus, Robin Balkaran, Adrian Paul, Franklyn Hansraj, Marsalis Bernard and Rona Jodonanan.
Stuart Law - West Indies head coach.
Spinner Fawad Ahmed of Trinbago Knight Riders was one of four players from the champion TKR team selected on the All Star team.
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Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, and Dwayne, who is Red Force vice captain to Denesh Ramdin - the team’s skipper.
Bravo Brothers - Darren, left, & Dwayne
Manohar Ramsaran, left, consultant at Brian Lara Cricket Academy makes a point to Ashton Forde, second from right, chairman of CEPEP, Mistri Lutchmedial also from CEPEP and Haresh Ramnath operations manager of Lara Academy during the inspection of the venue yesterday. PHOTO: VINODE MAMCHAN
Vinode Mamchan
Rayad Emrit, of Guyana Amazon Warriors celebrate the dismissal of Denesh Ramdin, right, of Trinbago Knight Riders during match 30 of the Hero Caribbean Premier League between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders at Guyana National Stadium on Sunday in Providence, Guyana.
Randy Brooks - CPL T20
Dave Cameron - CWI president
Sunil Narine - TKR opening batsman
Ronsford Beaton
CWI
T&T cricket fans visited Barbados to support Team TKR.
Photo: Vinode Mamchan
CHAMPIONS Members of All Stars cricket team from Theodore McDonald, Jason Jairam MVP, left, Cindy Thompson, Mark Martin, Ricardo Martin, Leah Drayton, Jubari Bacchus, Robin Balkaran, Adrian Paul, Franklyn Hansraj, Marsalis Bernard and Rona Jodonanan.
Andrew Rambaran collects his player of the match award from former West Indies opener Gordon Greenidge.
Cunupia FC’s Ricaldo Castellano, right, tackles QPCC forward Devon Modeste during Matchday 7 of the T&T Super League at St. Mary's College Grounds Grounds in St. Clair on July 22. QPCC won 2-1. match.
CA-images/ Allan Crane
Tyrone Charles, right, in action for Central FC as he tries to get past Club Sando defender Shakiyl Phillip during the First Citizens Cup contest earlier in the year. Charles has since returned to Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
St Mary's College’s Gabriel Nanton, right, avoids a tackle from Presentation C’ollege’s Juval Roberts during round three action in the Premier Division of the SSFL at St Mary's grounds, St Clair, yesterday. Presentation won 1-0.
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Howard McIntosh, One CONCACAF and Caribbean projects senior manager.
Howard McIntosh, seated, left to right, One Concacaf and Caribbean Projects Senior Manager, T&T Football Federation (TTFA) president David John-Williams, Eva Pasquier, head of international relations at UEFA, UEFA ASSIST’s Kenny MacLeod and T&T Pro League chairman Richard Fakoory, are joined by other T&T football stakeholders at the end of a three-day UEFA ASSIST workshop, Road to Strategic Planning for the Pro League, at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus, Trinidad.
W Connection’s Kennedy Hinkson, left, challenged by San Juan Jabloteh’s Joel Lewis in their top-of-the-table T&T Pro League clash at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva on Tuesday night. W Connection won 4-1.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Naparima's Decklan Marcelle (No 10) is challenged by Mucurapo's Zion Mc Leod during round two of the Boy’s Premier Division in the Shell/First Citizens Secondary Schools Football League at Lewis Street in San Fernando. The match ended 0-0.
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Jinelle James, manager of national women’s team
Marcus Joseph, with ball, of W. Connection and his team-mates celebrate their opening goal scored by Kennedy Hinkson (2nd from left), during match day 3 of the First Citizens Cup 2018 between W. Connection and North East Stars, at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva. Defence Force won 4-0. Photo: Allan V. Crane/CA-images
Allan V. Crane
St Benedicts Jaycee Paras , right, is challenged by Trinity East College Daniel Lake during the 2nd opening match of the SSFL between Trinity East College and St. Benedicts Collage at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya
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T&T's international footballer Arin King
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San Juan defender Eliasha Garcia (#4) is challenged by Valenica's Keegan Farria (#10) during the opening match of the SSFL between Valencia Secondary and San Juan North Secondary at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya.
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Club Sando head coach Angus Eve, centre, poses with recent signings Jabarry Francis, left, and Jabari Mitchell during a training session at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium training grounds in Marabella yesterday.
President of the SSFL William Wallace stands with student representatives, during the Media Launch of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) 2018 Season, at Fatima College, Mucurapo yesterday.
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FLASHBACK Former National Women's football team captain Maylee members of the Cox Coaching School Michael Bullocks, right and Mikhail Clement a juggling demonstration during her second annual 3v3 children's football tournament at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo in December 2016.
Nicole Drayton
Trinidad and Tobago’s Senior Women midfielder Kayla Taylor during training at the ago Boldon Stadium yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
FC Santa Rosa’s Akeem Cornwall slips the ball past Prison Services FC goal keeper Jevon Bourne, right, while under pressere from defender Kylon Gray during round two of the TTSL knockout match between FC Santa Rosa and Prisons FC at the Arima Velodrome, Arima on Friday.
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MOST DISCIPLINE TEAM Stephen Francis, of Central Market, is presented with the ‘Most Disciplined Team” award in the Port-of-Spain City Corporation Inter-Department Seven-a-Side Football League from Councillor Allan Samuel, chairman of the Port-of-Spain Corporation Sports Committee at Nelson Mandela Park (formerly King George V Park), St Clair on Saturday night.
T&T defender Sheldon Bateau
REDEMPTION! Shiva Boy's Captain Judah Garcia, left, tries to win the ball from Naparima's Kocel Frontin, during the Intercol South Zone final between Naparima College (blue) and Shiva Boys (yellow) at the Manny Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella. Shiva won 2-0 to win the 2017 National InterCol title.
Allan V. Crane
Caretaker coaches of the T&T senior women football team - Shawn Cooper, left, assistant coach and Anton Corneal, right, as head coach.
Dennis Lawrence - National Head football coach
Nicholas Bhajan
Erin FC's Dual Moor,left, challenges Cunupia's Keron Edwards while a collision between two other players, during the TTSL Knock-Out Competition Round 1 Play-offs between 3rd placed Cunupia FC and 14th placed MEtal X Erin FC at the Larry Gomes Stadium, Arima on Sunday. Cunupia won 7-2.
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Derek Chin with Blessed Two after taking the OLG Simcoe Stakes last month at Woodbine.
WINNERS ALL THE WAY St Francois Girls College netball captain Checeb Hutchinson, second from left front row, manager Vanessa Forde, at back, with players and students after winning the march past competition at the opening ceremony of the Port-of-Spain and environs educational district competition in the T&T Secondary Schools Netball League (TTSSNL) on Thursday at the Jean Pierre Complex in Mucurapo. The group poses with their trophies and medals won last season, that were presented to them at the opening. St Francois, who is coached by Lystra Solomon-Simmons, copped the Under-13 and U-15 league competitions, was second in the U-17 division and also won each category in the shooting competitions. The TTSSNL officially opens on Wednesday alongside the St George East district at the Eastern Regional Indoor Sports Arena in Tacarigua at 10 am.
Denesh Ramdin cuts the ball away during the 2018 Hero CPL T20 Final between the Trinbago Knight Riders & the Guyana Amazon Warriors at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy.
Nicholas Bhajan
Anand Rampersad
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Keshorn Walcott, T&T’s 2012 Olympic javelin gold medallist shares in the joy of children and the administrative staff from the Bridge of Hope Children's Home back to school programme. Walcott partnered with bmobile to ensure that 15 children returned to school fully equipped.
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