Jahmar Hamilton top-scored for Hurricanes.
West Indies’ Chris Gayle celebrates after he scored a century against England during the first One Day International cricket match at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday. (AP)
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Jahmar Hamilton top-scored for Hurricanes.
BASSETERRE, St Kitts – West Indies hopeful Jahmar Hamilton led three batsmen with half-centuries as Leeward Islands Hurricanes recovered from a shaky start to keep T&T Red Force in the field for the entire first day of their eighth round match yesterday.
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Jahmar Hamilton top-scored for Hurricanes.
BASSETERRE, St Kitts – West Indies hopeful Jahmar Hamilton led three batsmen with half-centuries as Leeward Islands Hurricanes recovered from a shaky start to keep T&T Red Force in the field for the entire first day of their eighth round match yesterday.
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T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
The T&T senior men’s provisional squad took the field at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva yesterday morning as preparations commenced for this country’s international friendly against Wales on March 20th in Wrexham, Wales.
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T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
The T&T senior men’s provisional squad took the field at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva yesterday morning as preparations commenced for this country’s international friendly against Wales on March 20th in Wrexham, Wales.
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President of the BCA Conde Riley, left, and president of the Argentina Cricket Association (ACC) Hernan Pereyra sign the MOU at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
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A major sporting partnership was struck up yesterday between two sporting giants in different disciplines, Argentina and Barbados, for the benefit of each country.
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President of the BCA Conde Riley, left, and president of the Argentina Cricket Association (ACC) Hernan Pereyra sign the MOU at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
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A major sporting partnership was struck up yesterday between two sporting giants in different disciplines, Argentina and Barbados, for the benefit of each country.
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San Juan and Bishop's players challenge for a lose ball, during the Girl's Secondary School's Rugby League 1st/2nd place match between San Juan North Secondary and Bishops Anstey High School at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain. Bishops won 3-14
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Bishop Anstey High School was crowned new champions of the Secondary School Girls Rugby League with a 14-3 win over San Juan North Secondary at the Queen’s Park Savannah, yesterday.
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San Juan and Bishop's players challenge for a lose ball, during the Girl's Secondary School's Rugby League 1st/2nd place match between San Juan North Secondary and Bishops Anstey High School at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain. Bishops won 3-14
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Bishop Anstey High School was crowned new champions of the Secondary School Girls Rugby League with a 14-3 win over San Juan North Secondary at the Queen’s Park Savannah, yesterday.
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Where Chris Gayle runs came from on the field
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The "Universe Boss" Chris Gayle sent balls flying all over Kensington Oval in Barbados yesterday as he scored his 24th One-Day International (ODI) century (135) in the first match of the Colonial Medical Insurance Cup.
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The "Universe Boss" Chris Gayle sent balls flying all over Kensington Oval in Barbados yesterday as he scored his 24th One-Day International (ODI) century (135) in the first match of the Colonial Medical Insurance Cup.
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Windies players Deandra Dottin and Chris Gayle at the launch of the Colonial Medical Insurance ODI Series on Monday in Barbados.
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With just 100 days to go to the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup, Windies and England will begin their final countdown to the grand event when they square off in their opening match of the Colonial Medical Insurance Cup at the Kensington Oval in Barbados today from 9.30 am.
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Windies players Deandra Dottin and Chris Gayle at the launch of the Colonial Medical Insurance ODI Series on Monday in Barbados.
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With just 100 days to go to the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup, Windies and England will begin their final countdown to the grand event when they square off in their opening match of the Colonial Medical Insurance Cup at the Kensington Oval in Barbados today from 9.30 am.
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From one captain to another: Sir Vivian Richards, right, receives the portrait from Sir Richie Richardson at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua.
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ST JOHN’S – Legendary former West Indies captain, Sir Vivian Richards, was recently honoured with a large portrait himself, during the second Test of the just concluded Test series in Antigua.
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From one captain to another: Sir Vivian Richards, right, receives the portrait from Sir Richie Richardson at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua.
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ST JOHN’S – Legendary former West Indies captain, Sir Vivian Richards, was recently honoured with a large portrait himself, during the second Test of the just concluded Test series in Antigua.
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Opening batsman, Kyle Hope
Barbadian batsman Kyle Hope was in great form when slapped an unbeaten 138 for First Citizens Clarke Road in the opening round of the TTCB 50 overs tournament against Barrackpore United at Wilson Road, yesterday.
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Opening batsman, Kyle Hope
Barbadian batsman Kyle Hope was in great form when slapped an unbeaten 138 for First Citizens Clarke Road in the opening round of the TTCB 50 overs tournament against Barrackpore United at Wilson Road, yesterday.
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T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
The T&T senior men’s provisional squad took the field at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva yesterday morning as preparations commenced for this country’s international friendly against Wales on March 20th in Wrexham, Wales.
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T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
The T&T senior men’s provisional squad took the field at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva yesterday morning as preparations commenced for this country’s international friendly against Wales on March 20th in Wrexham, Wales.
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Daneil Cyrus, the T&T defender in match against Mexico.
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T&T’s Saudi Arabia-based defender Daneil Cyrus has accepted a challenge by teammate Sheldon Bateau to embrace the coming international friendly with Wales at the Racecourse Stadium in Wrexham and has pledged to be tip-top shape for the encounter, March 20.
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Daneil Cyrus, the T&T defender in match against Mexico.
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T&T’s Saudi Arabia-based defender Daneil Cyrus has accepted a challenge by teammate Sheldon Bateau to embrace the coming international friendly with Wales at the Racecourse Stadium in Wrexham and has pledged to be tip-top shape for the encounter, March 20.
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Strike Squad veterans…..Clayton Morris, Brian Williams, Hutson Charles and Marvin Faustin meet each other again ahead of Sunday’s clash.
Walter Alibey
This country's veteran footballers will attempt to roll back the years at a Carnival Reunion Lime and exhibition match from 4:30 pm, Sunday at the Barataria Oval.
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Strike Squad veterans…..Clayton Morris, Brian Williams, Hutson Charles and Marvin Faustin meet each other again ahead of Sunday’s clash.
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This country's veteran footballers will attempt to roll back the years at a Carnival Reunion Lime and exhibition match from 4:30 pm, Sunday at the Barataria Oval.
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Randy Hagley - Guaya team manager
Super League clubs are seeking legal advice regarding their failed petition to have Keith Look Loy, the T&T Super League president, removed as the League's representative on the Board of Directors of the T&T Football Association.
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Randy Hagley - Guaya team manager
Super League clubs are seeking legal advice regarding their failed petition to have Keith Look Loy, the T&T Super League president, removed as the League's representative on the Board of Directors of the T&T Football Association.
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Jahmar Hamilton top-scored for Hurricanes.
T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
President of the BCA Conde Riley, left, and president of the Argentina Cricket Association (ACC) Hernan Pereyra sign the MOU at Kensington Oval in Barbados, yesterday.
Vinode Mamchan
San Juan and Bishop's players challenge for a lose ball, during the Girl's Secondary School's Rugby League 1st/2nd place match between San Juan North Secondary and Bishops Anstey High School at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain. Bishops won 3-14
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Erin Hartwell - TTCF Technical Director and coach.
West Indies’ Chris Gayle celebrates after he scored a century against England during the first One Day International cricket match at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados, yesterday. (AP)
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Where Chris Gayle runs came from on the field
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Windies players Deandra Dottin and Chris Gayle at the launch of the Colonial Medical Insurance ODI Series on Monday in Barbados.
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John Campbell works on this batting technique under the watchful eyes of coach Richard Rybus during yesterday’s final training session at Kensington Oval in Barbados. .
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T&T’s Canadian cycling coach Erin Hartwell, helps his riders during a training session ahead of the Berlin Germany World Cup.
Walter Alibey
Hillview College players walking on the outside lane greet players from Tunapuna Secondary ahead of their opening match of the Under-20 Division in the Secondary Schools Basketball League East Zone competition at the Maloney Indoor Sports Arena on Monday afternoon. Tunapuna went on to win, 71-30.
Daneil Cyrus, the T&T defender in match against Mexico.
Russell Isabella
Driver Aslim Ali ahead of Darrell Singh, the other driver of during Group one action of the round one in the TTASA National Race of Champions Circuit Racing at the Wallerfield International Raceway on Sunday. Ali finished second and Singh placed third behind winner Saleem Deen (not in picture).
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West Indies Chris Gayle catching during a training session yesterday at Kensington Oval in Barbados. The Windies are preparing for the three-match One-Day International series against England which starts tomorrow at the same venue. First ball is 11 am.
Strike Squad veterans…..Clayton Morris, Brian Williams, Hutson Charles and Marvin Faustin meet each other again ahead of Sunday’s clash.
Walter Alibey
From one captain to another: Sir Vivian Richards, right, receives the portrait from Sir Richie Richardson at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua.
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West Indies Women’s captain Stafanie Taylor
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Deo Maharaj, left, and Chevan Maharaj owner lead their charge Shes So Spectacular into winner’s enclosure after the horse won race four out at Santa Rosa Park Arima on December 1.
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Shania Kistow picked up for 4/12.
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T&T’s Semoy Hackett.
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Where Chris Gayle runs came from on the field
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Windies players Deandra Dottin and Chris Gayle at the launch of the Colonial Medical Insurance ODI Series on Monday in Barbados.
Randy Brooks
From one captain to another: Sir Vivian Richards, right, receives the portrait from Sir Richie Richardson at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua.
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Opening batsman, Kyle Hope
Johnny Graves - CWI Chief Executive
Romario King, left, and Brian Williams after their wonderful performances for South East.
West Indies seamer Deandra Dottin c
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Left-hander Jonathan Carter struck a career-best unbeaten 149.
Antigua Cricket Pitch
Kavesh Kantasingh plucked out four for 46
Captain Denesh Ramdin … top-scored with 86.
Allan V. Crane
Natasha McLean
Shannon Gabriel
T&T's Evin Lews of the Dhaka Dynamites
Central captain Justin Jaggessar and medium pacer Fareez ali starred for Central in their Interzone clash against South at Lewis Street in San Fernando. PHOTO: Vinode Mamchan.
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Kirstan Kallicharan
CWI president Dave Cameron.
Vishan Jaggessar collects his man of the match award from organiser Vishwanath Seenath.
Where Chris Gayle runs came from on the field
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Windies players Deandra Dottin and Chris Gayle at the launch of the Colonial Medical Insurance ODI Series on Monday in Barbados.
Randy Brooks
From one captain to another: Sir Vivian Richards, right, receives the portrait from Sir Richie Richardson at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in Antigua.
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Opening batsman, Kyle Hope
Johnny Graves - CWI Chief Executive
Romario King, left, and Brian Williams after their wonderful performances for South East.
West Indies seamer Deandra Dottin c
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Left-hander Jonathan Carter struck a career-best unbeaten 149.
Antigua Cricket Pitch
Kavesh Kantasingh plucked out four for 46
Captain Denesh Ramdin … top-scored with 86.
Allan V. Crane
Natasha McLean
Shannon Gabriel
T&T's Evin Lews of the Dhaka Dynamites
Central captain Justin Jaggessar and medium pacer Fareez ali starred for Central in their Interzone clash against South at Lewis Street in San Fernando. PHOTO: Vinode Mamchan.
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Kirstan Kallicharan
CWI president Dave Cameron.
Vishan Jaggessar collects his man of the match award from organiser Vishwanath Seenath.
T&T Senior team at training on Thursday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. Photo at top shows Dennis Lawrence speaking to Nathan Lewis. Photo/TTFA Media.
Daneil Cyrus, the T&T defender in match against Mexico.
Russell Isabella
Strike Squad veterans…..Clayton Morris, Brian Williams, Hutson Charles and Marvin Faustin meet each other again ahead of Sunday’s clash.
Walter Alibey
Randy Hagley - Guaya team manager
T&Tdefender Sheldon Bateau
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T&T’s Under 15 boys at training last week
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Jameson Rigues, the TTSL vice president
Super League signed petition
Shaka Hislop, ESPN Analyst, delivering an inspirational speech during the Commonwealth Caribbean Sports Law book launch, at the UWI’s Inn and Conference Centre, St Augustine, yesterday.
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Director of Development at Concacaf, Howard Macintosh, right, and Presiden of the T&T Football Association David John-Williams at a press conference at Hyatt Regency Hotel, Waterfront Complex, Port-of-Spain yesterday
Abraham Diaz
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Crystal Sobers receives her FIFA badge two years ago from TTFA President David John-Williams.
Anton Corneal - T&TFA Technical Director
Nathan Lewis
Former T&T Football Association President Oliver Camps
Former T&TFA & Harvard President Oliver Camps.
T&T’s Isaiah Lee battles for the ball against a Puerto Rican play during the team’s Men Under-20 Concacaf Championship World Cup qualifier at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, USA in April 2018.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association extends deepest condolences to the family of Oliver Camps following his passing today. The former TTFA President was admitted to St Clair Medical on Boxing Day and passed just after midday today. He was 87. He served as President of the local governing body between 1992 to 2012. He was also the Team Manager of the National Senior Men's team during the 1974 and 1990 World Cup qualifying campaigns. May his Soul Rest in Peace.
Soca Warriors skipper - Khaleem Hyland
Stern Irvine, son of former T&T international footballer Stern John after he signed as a scholar for Notts County.
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T&T’s Jamal Jack
Ron Chenoy
CONGRATULATIONS SHAKA FC Shaka FC Club was one of five football club which was honoured by the Church on the Rock during the 2018 Football Awards ceremony held in Morvant on December 1. National senior men’s coach Dennis Lawrence, who was the featured speaker advised the young footballers from the Morvant area to turn the negatives in their lives into positives using sports and more particularly football as a vehicle. Church on the Rock, which is part of the Open Bible Standard Churches, believes it can utilise football to help the youth in Morvant, senior pastor Rev Dr Benjamin Agard said the gathering during the ceremony. Among the players from the club who attended were Josiah Millington, Dashawn Mitchell, Kanye and Kobe Glasgow, Jaheem Phillip, Adisa Sankar Ezekiel John, Adrian Joseph, Arion Beckles, Caydon Daniel, Jahiem collins Stefano Whiteman and Keyvin Thompson. Shaka Brewster left (back), is the team’s coach, Dennis Lawrence, right, and senior pastor Rev Dr Benjamin Agard, at left, pose for his
Entrepreneur Solomon Lee interacts with students during his presentation at during the launch of the Global Coalition for youth employment and school enterprise challenge at Signature Hall Chaguanas, yesterday.
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That’s Eagle Landing with apprentice jockey Learie C Seecharan Jnr and his charge speeds to the winning pole to win Race 4, the Imported 3 Y.0. & Over Maidens & W.I. Bred 3 Y.0. and Over Horses rated 75-50 going 1,200 metres in Race 4 at Santa Rosa Park, Arima back in 2017.
RALPH BANWARIE
CONGRATULATIONS Paula Gopee Scoon, the Minister of Trade and Industry congratulates the 2018 Derby winning jockey Ricardo Jadoo, who rode Cape Canaveral to the title out at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on Republic Day.
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Late West Indies fast bowler, Malcolm Marshall.
Kamla Maharaj , wife of Kama Maharaj, owner Nuclear Power lifts the NLCB Gold Cup after receiving it from Selby Browne, right, member of the Board of Directors at NLCB. President Arima Race Club, Baskaran Bassawh, is at left.
RALPH BANWARIE
Veteran Sports Journalist Dave Lamy, left, receives Alexander B Chapman award from T&T’s President Paula- Mae Weekes during the TTOC awards ceremony at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain on Saturday.
NICOLE DARYTON
Merissa Augilleira took home the award of International- Regional Player of the Year when the T&T Women's Cricket Association held its 2018 awards function in Central Trinidad on Sunday night.
Vindra Gopaul
Asha Bansee, left, with other awardees at the T&T Equestrian Association’s (TTEA) end-of-year function at San Antonio Farms in Santa Cruz on the weekend. photos courtesy Clive Fletcher and Darren Marhue
Courtesy Clive Fletcher and Darren Marhue
Driver Ryan Pinheiro, left, and his co-driver, son Scott, were the overall winners at the annual TTRC awards function at Toppers in South Park, San Fernando on the weekend.
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.
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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.
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