Usain Bolt
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Athletes and officials of St Benedict’s College at the Piarco International Airport as they head off to the 2024 Penn Relays in the USA. The Penn Relays get underway today. Fatima College, Queen Royal College and Trinity College East are the other local schools competing.
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Roger Awah on the oche for Bulldogs took out the highest finish of the evening- 105.
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West Indies wicket-keeper and T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva.
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Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis speaking during the launch of the 'I Choose Sport' programme at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port-of-Spain on Monday evening.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews celebrates against hosts Pakistan Women after reaching her fifth One-day International hundred on Thursday in Karachi. West Indies won by 113 runs.
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SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, with the “Players of the Year” for SSFL 2023, with their trophies, Michael Chaves of Fatima College, left, and J’Eleisha Alexander of Scarborough Secondary at the awards and prize giving distribution held at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Couva, yesterday.
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Sinead Jack-Kisal in action.
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Dillon Sankar of D'Crushers was named "Player of the Match".
Clayton Clarke
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T&T’s Rheann Chung.
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Rovman Powell speaks following the Indian Premier League game between his Rajasthan Royals and Sunil Narine’s Kolkata Knight Riders on Tuesday.
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Shai Hope of Delhi Capitals hits out during his knock against Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League on Wednesday. Capitals won by six wickets.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews speaks during a media conference on Wednesday.
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Madonna Wheelers rider Kylee Young will contest the juvenile women's category today.
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Kylee Young, left, the winner of the juvenile women keirin and Liam Lowell, the tinymites keirin champion pose with their medals at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Friday.
Liam Lowell did not disappoint on day two of the National Cycling Championships on Friday at the National Cycling Centre (NCC) in Balmain, Couva.
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FILE: TTCB president Azim Bassarath.
KERWIN PIERRE
The fallout from the half-a-million dollars that is allegedly missing from the T&T Cricket Board (TTCB) accounts continues to attract the attention of the sport's membership.
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West Indies wicket-keeper and T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva.
Now a full-fledged professional cricketer for the West Indies and T&T Red Force captain (he has also suited up in the CPL for the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots), the 25-year-old Joshua Da Silva who will be 26 in June, sat down for a "Question and Answer" session from his busy schedule.
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Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis speaking during the launch of the 'I Choose Sport' programme at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port-of-Spain on Monday evening.
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Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis says the Prime Minister's announcement of a cricket academy in Trincity in partnership with Mumbai Indians owners Reliance Industries Limited will not affect the government's plans for the Brian Lara Cricket Academy (BLCA) in Tarouba.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews celebrates against hosts Pakistan Women after reaching her fifth One-day International hundred on Thursday in Karachi. West Indies won by 113 runs.
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KARACHI – A Player-of-the-Match performance from their captain Hayley Matthews drove West Indies Women to a 113-run win against hosts Pakistan Women in the first ICC Women’s Championship One-day International on Thursday.
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SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, with the “Players of the Year” for SSFL 2023, with their trophies, Michael Chaves of Fatima College, left, and J’Eleisha Alexander of Scarborough Secondary at the awards and prize giving distribution held at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Couva, yesterday.
VASHTI SINGH
Fatima College standout Michael Chaves and J’Eleisha Alexander of Scarborough Secondary were named as the 2023 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Boys’ and Girls’ “Players of the Year” (POTY), respectively, when the annual end-of-season awards was held at the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Camden Road, Couva, Thursday.
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Sinead Jack-Kisal in action.
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Former national women’s volleyballer Sinead Jack-Kisal was one of two players in double-figure scoring to help Eczacıbaşı Dynavit to a straight sets Game Four win over reigning champions Fenerbache Open to force a fifth and deciding game in the Vodafone Turkish Women’s Sultanlar Ligi Volleyball finals, Thursday.
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Dillon Sankar of D'Crushers was named "Player of the Match".
Clayton Clarke
Universal Flippers and Travellers registered their second straight wins in the Harvard Club April Fest Windall Cricket Tournament.
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T&T’s Rheann Chung.
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France-based Rheann Chung won both her matches but it was not enough as T&T fell to a 3-2 defeat against Puerto Rico in their women’s team semifinal at the Senior Caribbean Table Tennis Federation at the Parque del Este Table Tennis Hall, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on Wednesday.
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Rovman Powell speaks following the Indian Premier League game between his Rajasthan Royals and Sunil Narine’s Kolkata Knight Riders on Tuesday.
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West Indies T20I captain Rovman Powell has been trying to persuade Sunil Narine to unretire from international cricket to play in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
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Shai Hope of Delhi Capitals hits out during his knock against Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League on Wednesday. Capitals won by six wickets.
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AHMEDABAD – Shai Hope sparkled but only briefly in his third appearance in the Indian Premier League this season, as his Delhi Capitals chased down a paltry 90 to post their third win of the campaign in India on Wednesday.
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Cricket West Indies (CWI) could not have set it up any better as four teams are separated by five points, and any team from Windward Islands Volcanoes (87.6), Barbados Pride (83.4), Leeward Islands Hurricanes (83.2) and Guyana Harpy Eagles (82.8), can win the title.
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Veteran all-rounder Roston Chase.
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Carlon-Bowen-Tuckett...scored an unbeaten 27 for West Indies Academy.
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Sunil Ambris … made 32.
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Kylee Young, left, the winner of the juvenile women keirin and Liam Lowell, the tinymites keirin champion pose with their medals at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Friday.
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FILE: TTCB president Azim Bassarath.
KERWIN PIERRE
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West Indies wicket-keeper and T&T Red Force captain Joshua Da Silva.
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Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis speaking during the launch of the 'I Choose Sport' programme at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port-of-Spain on Monday evening.
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West Indies Women’s captain Hayley Matthews celebrates against hosts Pakistan Women after reaching her fifth One-day International hundred on Thursday in Karachi. West Indies won by 113 runs.
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SSFL president Merere Gonzales, centre, with the “Players of the Year” for SSFL 2023, with their trophies, Michael Chaves of Fatima College, left, and J’Eleisha Alexander of Scarborough Secondary at the awards and prize giving distribution held at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Couva, yesterday.
VASHTI SINGH
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Sinead Jack-Kisal in action.
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Dillon Sankar of D'Crushers was named "Player of the Match".
Clayton Clarke
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T&T’s Rheann Chung.
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