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David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
John-Williams escapes no-confidence motion with warning
T&T's football remains tangled in a web of confusion through lack of funding, personal agendas, burdening debts and increasing demands, among others, on the administrators of the parent T&T Football Association (T&TFA).
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
John-Williams escapes no-confidence motion with warning
T&T's football remains tangled in a web of confusion through lack of funding, personal agendas, burdening debts and increasing demands, among others, on the administrators of the parent T&T Football Association (T&TFA).
Andre Baptiste
Mendez - champion trainer 2018
This year's racing season is drawing to a close with only two racing days remaining. After a likely uneventful Day 39 on December 15, the season will close with the Boxing Day card on December 26 (Day 40).
Andre Baptiste
Mendez - champion trainer 2018
This year's racing season is drawing to a close with only two racing days remaining. After a likely uneventful Day 39 on December 15, the season will close with the Boxing Day card on December 26 (Day 40).
Michael McComie laid to rest
Family, friends say so long to Mc Comie
Former national footballer and coach Michael Mc Comie, 46, was laid to rest yesterday following a funeral Service at the Holy Cross College, Arima. This was followed by a private cremation with his family only.
Michael McComie laid to rest
Family, friends say so long to Mc Comie
Former national footballer and coach Michael Mc Comie, 46, was laid to rest yesterday following a funeral Service at the Holy Cross College, Arima. This was followed by a private cremation with his family only.
Sjaelan Evans running during the Fusion Adventure race last year.
Fusion Adventure
Evans shocks herself in Barbados marathon
T&T's Sjaelan Evans shocked herself in placing second in the women's category of the Cave Shepherd marathon of Run Barbados on the weekend.
Sjaelan Evans running during the Fusion Adventure race last year.
Fusion Adventure
Evans shocks herself in Barbados marathon
T&T's Sjaelan Evans shocked herself in placing second in the women's category of the Cave Shepherd marathon of Run Barbados on the weekend.
Jofra Archer
No room for Archer in England
tour squads for Caribbean
LONDON – England have named an unchanged squad for their three-Test series against West Indies starting next month, with Barbadian fast-bowling sensation Jofra Archer still sweating on qualification.
Jofra Archer
No room for Archer in England
tour squads for Caribbean
LONDON – England have named an unchanged squad for their three-Test series against West Indies starting next month, with Barbadian fast-bowling sensation Jofra Archer still sweating on qualification.
Stroke-maker Shai Hope top-scored for the Windies.
Chase: Batsmen never came to grips with pitch
DHAKA – Roston Chase conceded Sunday that West Indies’ batting had not been up to scratch in their five-wicket defeat to Bangladesh, failing to adjust to the slow pitch and ultimately falling short of a competitive total.
Stroke-maker Shai Hope top-scored for the Windies.
Chase: Batsmen never came to grips with pitch
DHAKA – Roston Chase conceded Sunday that West Indies’ batting had not been up to scratch in their five-wicket defeat to Bangladesh, failing to adjust to the slow pitch and ultimately falling short of a competitive total.
Rovman Powell celebrates his first ODI hundred, West Indies v Ireland, Group A, World Cup Qualifiers, Harare, on March 1.
Windies focussed on showcasing brand
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Stand-in skipper Rovman Powell believes West Indies can turn the page on their wretched Test series outing by flaunting their true Caribbean identity in the three-match One-Day International series starting today.
Rovman Powell celebrates his first ODI hundred, West Indies v Ireland, Group A, World Cup Qualifiers, Harare, on March 1.
Windies focussed on showcasing brand
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Stand-in skipper Rovman Powell believes West Indies can turn the page on their wretched Test series outing by flaunting their true Caribbean identity in the three-match One-Day International series starting today.
PowerGen’s general manager Surindranath Ramsingh, right, and president of the Secondary Schools Cricket League Surujdath Mahabir shake hands after the signing of the sponsorship deal for next season.
PowerGen stays with SSCL
The Power Generation Company of T&T PowerGen has decided to sponsor the 2019 Secondary Schools Cricket League.
PowerGen’s general manager Surindranath Ramsingh, right, and president of the Secondary Schools Cricket League Surujdath Mahabir shake hands after the signing of the sponsorship deal for next season.
PowerGen stays with SSCL
The Power Generation Company of T&T PowerGen has decided to sponsor the 2019 Secondary Schools Cricket League.
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
John-Williams escapes no-confidence motion with warning
T&T's football remains tangled in a web of confusion through lack of funding, personal agendas, burdening debts and increasing demands, among others, on the administrators of the parent T&T Football Association (T&TFA).
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
John-Williams escapes no-confidence motion with warning
T&T's football remains tangled in a web of confusion through lack of funding, personal agendas, burdening debts and increasing demands, among others, on the administrators of the parent T&T Football Association (T&TFA).
Michael McComie laid to rest
Family, friends say so long to Mc Comie
Former national footballer and coach Michael Mc Comie, 46, was laid to rest yesterday following a funeral Service at the Holy Cross College, Arima. This was followed by a private cremation with his family only.
Michael McComie laid to rest
Family, friends say so long to Mc Comie
Former national footballer and coach Michael Mc Comie, 46, was laid to rest yesterday following a funeral Service at the Holy Cross College, Arima. This was followed by a private cremation with his family only.
Kevon Woodley on the attack.
Allan V. Crane/CA Images
Cunupia FC, QPCC vie for SL Cup title
This after the newly crowned league champions bowed out of the Cup semifinals after a 4-3 penalty-kicks loss to rivals, Cunupia FC after a pulsating 3-3 full-time draw at the Arima Municipal Stadium, Arima on Sunday night.
Kevon Woodley on the attack.
Allan V. Crane/CA Images
Cunupia FC, QPCC vie for SL Cup title
This after the newly crowned league champions bowed out of the Cup semifinals after a 4-3 penalty-kicks loss to rivals, Cunupia FC after a pulsating 3-3 full-time draw at the Arima Municipal Stadium, Arima on Sunday night.
US scouts hunt T&T student/athletes
Scouts from the United States will be on the lookout for new talent when some 30 young student-footballers compete at a Colleges Combine football match at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella this morning from 10 am.
US scouts hunt T&T student/athletes
Scouts from the United States will be on the lookout for new talent when some 30 young student-footballers compete at a Colleges Combine football match at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella this morning from 10 am.
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
Andre Baptiste
Michael McComie laid to rest
Sjaelan Evans running during the Fusion Adventure race last year.
Fusion Adventure
John Leotaud, left, and Jade O’ Brien of the Great Friends Stable leading Thisonesforron with jockey Kerron Khelawan head into the Winners enclosure after the horse won race 5 out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima, on Day 34.
RALPH BANWARIE
Thomas Nicholas, left, is presented the “Sportman of the Year” award from Delisa Bilzzard of the Ministry of Sport at the Trinidad Rifle Association end of year function at the Association's Range Facilities on Sunday.
Shai Hope top scored with 146 of 144 balls
Jofra Archer
Nyrell Hosein, centre, who made a successful defence of his featherweight title and was named Jumnior Boxer of the Tournament at the Caribbean Boxing Championships in Guyana on Saturday night.
Photo: RIA RAMNARINE
CWI President Dave Cameron
Left-arm spinner Veerasammy Permaul.
Things That Matter
Kevon Woodley on the attack.
Allan V. Crane/CA Images
Arima Hawks Table-Tennis Club President and head coach Anthony Joseph gives some advice to club player Linda Partap-Boodhan.
Cadell Lyons
Deo, Maharaj, left, and Chevan Maharaj owner lead their charge Shes So Spectacular into Winners enclosure after the horse won Race 4 out at Santa Rosa Park Arima on Saturday.
RALPH BANWARIE
T&T netball senior team's “Most Improved Player” Shantel Seemungal, right, receives her award from Minister of Sports Shamfa Cudjoe, during the T&T Netball Association annual awards ceremony at Cascadia Hotel, St Anns.
Allan V. Crane
Stroke-maker Shai Hope top-scored for the Windies.
Nyrell Hosein, centre, who made a successful defence of his featherweight title, stands on the top spot on the podium showing off his gold medal at the Caribbean Boxing Championships in Guyana on Saturday night.
Photo: RIA RAMNARINE
Commonwealth women’s sprint champion Michelle-Lee Ahye, from left front row (stooping), Afeisha Wright of T&T Athlete’s Foundation and Minister of Sports Shamfa Cudjoe with particpants of the Michelle-Lee Ahye Coaching and Family Day in Chaguaramas, yesterday.
Michael McComie’s funeral service will be held tomorrow.
West Indies cricketer Shimron Hetmyer tosses his bat after being dismissed by Bangladeshi cricketer Mehidy Hasan during the first One Day International (ODI) at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka yesterday. Windies fell to a five-wicket loss.
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Anand Rampersad
Rovman Powell celebrates his first ODI hundred, West Indies v Ireland, Group A, World Cup Qualifiers, Harare, on March 1.
Jofra Archer
Stroke-maker Shai Hope top-scored for the Windies.
Rovman Powell celebrates his first ODI hundred, West Indies v Ireland, Group A, World Cup Qualifiers, Harare, on March 1.
PowerGen’s general manager Surindranath Ramsingh, right, and president of the Secondary Schools Cricket League Surujdath Mahabir shake hands after the signing of the sponsorship deal for next season.
Nicolas Pooran, left, listens to advice from his coach Krishan Rampat at the Kumar Rampat Cricket Academy in California, Couva. Looking on is opening batsman for the CCC Kjorn Ottley. Photo Cricket360.
Vinode Mamchan
Work on the Pierre Road Recreation ground home of defending Premiership champions Alescon Comets has started under the supervision of councillor Faaiq Mohammed.
Vinode Mamchan
Stuart Law - Former West Indies head coach.
Guyana Jaguars captain Leon Johnson.
Darren Bravo of Trinbago Knight Riders
Randy Brooks - CPL T20
North opening batsman Joshua Da Silva raises his bat at his half-century. He scored 79 during the T&TCB Inter-Zone Seniors 50 Overs between North and South at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba on May 13.
Allan V. Crane
Andre Russell, second from left, and his Northern Warriors team-mates celebrating the fall of another Pakhtoons wicket during yesterday’s title match.
Adam Sanford
Left-hander Shimron Hetmyer leading Windies fightback. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)
West Indies left-hander Nicholas Pooran.
CMC
West Indies left-hander Nicholas Pooran.
CMC
West Indies cricketer and Atlantic Sports Ambassador Sunil Narine, centre, with members of the T&T Blind and Visually Impaired Cricket Association at the annual Atlantic Charity Movie Premiere held recently at the Digicel IMAX Cinema at One Woodbrook Place in Port-of-Spain.
Deandra Dottin of West Indies bowls during the ICC Women's World T20 match against Bangladesh at Guyana National Stadium in Providence on November 10. Dottin claim the Player-of-the-Match award with career-best figures of five for five from 22 deliveries in leading the West Indies to a 60-run win. On Sunday she finished with two for 21 and top-scored with 46 runs against England.
CMC
Yannic Carriah
Jofra Archer
Stroke-maker Shai Hope top-scored for the Windies.
Rovman Powell celebrates his first ODI hundred, West Indies v Ireland, Group A, World Cup Qualifiers, Harare, on March 1.
PowerGen’s general manager Surindranath Ramsingh, right, and president of the Secondary Schools Cricket League Surujdath Mahabir shake hands after the signing of the sponsorship deal for next season.
Nicolas Pooran, left, listens to advice from his coach Krishan Rampat at the Kumar Rampat Cricket Academy in California, Couva. Looking on is opening batsman for the CCC Kjorn Ottley. Photo Cricket360.
Vinode Mamchan
Work on the Pierre Road Recreation ground home of defending Premiership champions Alescon Comets has started under the supervision of councillor Faaiq Mohammed.
Vinode Mamchan
Stuart Law - Former West Indies head coach.
Guyana Jaguars captain Leon Johnson.
Darren Bravo of Trinbago Knight Riders
Randy Brooks - CPL T20
North opening batsman Joshua Da Silva raises his bat at his half-century. He scored 79 during the T&TCB Inter-Zone Seniors 50 Overs between North and South at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba on May 13.
Allan V. Crane
Andre Russell, second from left, and his Northern Warriors team-mates celebrating the fall of another Pakhtoons wicket during yesterday’s title match.
Adam Sanford
Left-hander Shimron Hetmyer leading Windies fightback. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)
West Indies left-hander Nicholas Pooran.
CMC
West Indies left-hander Nicholas Pooran.
CMC
West Indies cricketer and Atlantic Sports Ambassador Sunil Narine, centre, with members of the T&T Blind and Visually Impaired Cricket Association at the annual Atlantic Charity Movie Premiere held recently at the Digicel IMAX Cinema at One Woodbrook Place in Port-of-Spain.
Deandra Dottin of West Indies bowls during the ICC Women's World T20 match against Bangladesh at Guyana National Stadium in Providence on November 10. Dottin claim the Player-of-the-Match award with career-best figures of five for five from 22 deliveries in leading the West Indies to a 60-run win. On Sunday she finished with two for 21 and top-scored with 46 runs against England.
CMC
Yannic Carriah
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association.
Michael McComie laid to rest
Kevon Woodley on the attack.
Allan V. Crane/CA Images
Top Refs: Front row seated (L-R): Joseph Taylor, Osmond Downer, KalishaAntoine, David John Williams, Leonel Leal-Bermudez,Wayne Caesar. 2nd. Row: left, Julien Drayton; right, Boni Bishop. Third row, left, Jaggernauth Goolcharan, right, Michael Ragoonath. Back row: right, Mentor Baptiste.
Walter Alibey
Marcus Joseph, with ball, of W. Connection will miss tonight’s game due to injury but his team-mates are expected to get the job done.
Allan V. Crane
T&T head football coach Dennis Lawrence.
CELEBRATION TIME Dr Michael Dowlath left, the principal of Naparima College, and Roger Ali, second from left, the vice principal, celebrate with the players which include Mark Ramdeen, centre, with the 2018 Intercol winners trophy. The school finished with a hat-trick of titles (the SSFL title, South Zone Intercol title and National Intercol title) and was celebrated during a special assembly at the school in San Fernando, yesterday. Naparima defeated San Juan Secondary 4-3 on penalties at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva on Tuesday evening.
IVAN TOOLSIE
T&T head football coach Dennis Lawrence.
CELEBRATIONS Members of the Pleasantville Secondary School captured the Girls Intercol National football title after they defeated Signal Hill Secondary 2-0 at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva, yesterday.
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Michael McComie for national goalkeeper and coach
Pleasantville Secondary School’s girls’ football team coach Joel Maloney, left, and captain Latifha Pascall lay hands on the trophy yesterday at the Intercol press conference at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva together with William Wallace, president of the Secondary Schools Football League.
INNIS FRANCIS
Moruga FC players show off the SFA Big Six winners trophy after a 2-2 draw with second placed Pitchmen ensured them of the title on Sunday at Grand Chemin Recreation Ground, Moruga.
NextPlay Champs…..Members of Siparia RC display their trophy and replica cheque for winning the CONCACAF NextPlay Cup yesterday
Walter Alibey
Dennis "Tallest" Lawrence ..T&T senior men's football 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 Club Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks back in September. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
San Juan's Isiah Chase, centre, falls as he takes a shot at goal against Signal Hill Secondary goalkeeper Daniel Duvaughn and defender Shaquille Nanton, during the Secondary Schools Football League Coca Cola Intercol National semifinal at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima. San Juan won 5-0.
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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 Club Sando following a stint at the Couva Sharks. (Photo courtesy First Citizens/Allan V. Crane/CAI)
Allan V. Crane
Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe, centre and Chairman SporTT Douglas Camacho, fifth from left, with representatives from the 15 National Governing Bodies who received cheques on Wednesday.
Courtesy: Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs
Five Rivers' Jada Gaskin, centre, pounces onto a lose ball between Valencia defenders Nickie Crystal, left, and Aaliyah Wilson during the SSFL Girls InterCol East Zone final at St Augustine Secondary School ground, last week. Five Rivers, who won 5-1 then, went under to Signal Hill, 6-3 in the National Girls InterCol quarterfinal on Sunday in Mt Pleasant, Tobago.
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FC Santa Rosa's Akeem Garcia, left, is challenged by San Fernando Giant's Arkido Joseph, during Match day #25 of the T&T Super League match between Santa Rosa FC and San Fernando Giants at the Arima Velodrome, Arima on Friday night. Santa Rosa won 4-1.
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W Connection’s Marcus Joseph, right, tries to run past Central FC's Taryk Sampson during the teams Pro League encounter at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva back in January. The match ended 0-0.
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Late T&T defender Kevin Austin during T&T's three-match training camp in England in February 2001.
La Pastora Government Primary School team that won the 2017 and 2018 Atlantic Boys Under-12 and 15 Division football titles.
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Thomas Nicholas, left, is presented the “Sportman of the Year” award from Delisa Bilzzard of the Ministry of Sport at the Trinidad Rifle Association end of year function at the Association's Range Facilities on Sunday.
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Players of Seed of Greatness celebrate their Senior League Championship title at the prize distribution function of the 2018 BPTT Razack Jan Memorial Mayaro Football league at the Mayaro Resource Centre on Saturday. Sharing in the occasion are (back row) Matthew Pierre (left), BPTT; Jameson Riguues (second from lleft), All Mayaro Sports Foundation; Rachael Caines (right), BPTT; and Patrice Charles, Minstry of Sports & Youth Affairs.
Walter Alibey
Arguable two of the greates all-rounders West Indies cricket has produced Bernard Julien and Sir Garfield Sobers share a moment during the 3rd annual Past Cricketers Society of Trinidad & Tobago (PCSTT) “Cricketers Can Cook” fundraiser function held at the Century Ballroom of the Queens Park Oval on Saturday night.
RONALD DANIEL.
Keon Russell
Mary Siu Butt receives the Kingston Trophy Award from Queen's Park Cricket Club President, Kenneth Gordon at the QPCC's Club Dinner and Awards function on Friday night. The event was hosted at the ballroom of the Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain
Darren Rampersad
Members of the Police Netball Club, Cathy Ann Cain, from left front row, Monica Maule, Nichelle Hinds, Mellissiea Robert, Althea McCollin (coach) with Darryl Bernard, from left back row, Gurshier Grant, Shivaughn Skeete, Donna Charles, Tyronne Sealy, Petronalla Walcott, Roxanne Squires, Lystra Solomon-Simmons at the Piarco International airport before departing for Miami, Florida, USA on Wednesday for the Florida Netball Classic.
Naparima College principal Dr Michael Rawle Dowlath applauds his students after their 3-1 victory over Presentation College in the Secondary Schools Football League, at Lewis Street in San Fernando on October 31.
David John-Williams, president of the T&T Football Association (TTFA) explains to Robert Farrier, centre, the president of the T&T Cycling Federation (TTCF) and Patricia Butcher, second from right, the president of T&T Netball (TTNA) part of the type of materia that is used to construct the TTFA’s 72-Room Hotel during yesterday’s tour of the Home Of Football at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva.
Veteran all-rounder Dwayne Bravo … has retired from all forms of international cricket.
Stephan Narinesingh, right, with partner Elias Haloute with Bigdaddykool after winning the Jamaican St Leger.
Johnny Hamilton of Rio Claro poses outside of the Detroit Pistons locker room on Monday at Little Caesars Arena in downtown Detroit. Hamilton began training camp on Tuesday with the Pistons in Ann Arbor, Michigan at the University of Michigan.
Jockey Ronald Ali stands high as his charge Princess Suri, the three-year-old Shaffique Khan trained as it races past Rocket Wheel ridden by Apprentice jockey Rico Hernandez and Nuclear Power with jockey Yosenyer Serrano up, to win the Carib Brand Diamond Stakes for imported 2 Y.O. and over and W.I. Bred 3 Y.O. and over out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on Republic Day.
RALPH BANWARIE
Derek Chin with Blessed Two after taking the OLG Simcoe Stakes last month at Woodbine.
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
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.
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