T&T’s Se­nior Men’s Foot­ball Team head coach, Dwight Yorke, has de­clared that his squad will be pre­pared for the daunt­ing chal­lenge of the 2026 World Cup qual­i­fiers next month, while si­mul­ta­ne­ous­ly is­su­ing a stern dis­missal of the ex­ter­nal noise from crit­ics.

USA-based T&T swim­mer Liam Car­ring­ton missed out on his first chance at a medal at the World Aquat­ic Ju­nior Swim­ming Cham­pi­onship when he fin­ished in the sev­enth spot of eight fi­nal­ists in the men’s 100 m back­stroke fi­nal in Otopeni, Ro­ma­nia, yes­ter­day.

Az­izi Clarke of Jew­els SC helped her­self to a hat-trick as the T&T girls’ un­der-14 na­tion­al team ham­mered their T&T High Per­for­mance coun­ter­parts 7-0 to end their Tier I Caribbean Foot­ball Union’s Girls U-14 Chal­lenge Se­ries on a high on Wednes­day.

Jaden Marchan de­liv­ered a 45.80 sec­onds per­for­mance in the fi­nal of the men’s 400 me­tres of the Ju­nior Pan Amer­i­can Games in Asun­cion, Paraguay, to seal a sil­ver medal for T&T on Wednes­day.

T&T’s Cen­tral FC will kick off their Group A cam­paign in the third edi­tion of the Con­ca­caf Caribbean Cup cam­paign away to O&M FC at the Es­ta­dio Fe­lix Sanchez, San­to Domin­go, Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic on Wednes­day night from 8 pm.

The T&T girls’ un­der-14 na­tion­al team and the T&T High Per­for­mance (HP) girls’ un­der-14 squad both end­ed in the cel­lar spots of their re­spec­tive groups in Tier I when the round-robin stage of the Caribbean Foot­ball Union’s Girls U-14 Chal­lenge Se­ries end­ed yes­ter­day.

Shock and sad­ness cov­ered the lo­cal bas­ket­ball and net­ball fra­ter­ni­ties on Sat­ur­day night when news broke that Sharon “Bones” Cas­tana­da, who wore the red, white and black na­tion­al colours for al­most three decades on both the bas­ket­ball and net­ball courts, had passed away at the Port-of-Spain Gen­er­al Hos­pi­tal. She was 57.

Janae De Gannes claimed the bronze medal for T&T in the girls’ long jump event on Tues­day at the Ju­nior Pan Amer­i­can Games in Asun­cion, Paraguay.

Lead­er­ship is nev­er an easy cross to bear, and no lead­er­ship de­ci­sion made is per­fect. Times and cir­cum­stances change; they aren’t sta­t­ic pa­ra­me­ters. The re­cent an­nounce­ment by the 2028 Los An­ge­les Sum­mer Olympics Lo­cal Or­gan­is­ing Com­mit­tee (LA2028) re­flects an im­por­tant change to the es­tab­lished sta­tus quo and what can be con­sid­ered the ac­cept­ed nor­mal.

BAS­SETERRE, St Kitts – Col­in Munro’s ex­plo­sive cen­tu­ry lit up Warn­er Park here Sun­day af­ter­noon as Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers held off a spir­it­ed chase from St Kitts & Nevis Pa­tri­ots to se­cure a 12-run vic­to­ry in a high-oc­tane clash at the 2025 Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL).

Walk­ers and jog­gers are ac­tive around the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in the morn­ings and evenings. Over the past decade, many have want­ed to re­turn to walk­ing and run­ning for dai­ly steps or miles around the sta­di­um, a safe and well-main­tained space. The Sports Com­pa­ny of Trinidad and To­ba­go (SPORTT) has of­fi­cial­ly opened the sta­di­um’s perime­ter to the pub­lic, of­fer­ing a great new op­por­tu­ni­ty to stay ac­tive.