New im­ports Kurt ‘Ko­to’ Chris­t­ian and Adri­an Joseph showed their val­ue to the Cale­do­nia Clip­pers out­fit com­bin­ing to see their team to vic­to­ry in game one of the Men's First Di­vi­sion fi­nal in the North Zone Bas­ket­ball League on Fri­day night.

With two games gone in the Port-of-Spain and En­vi­rons Pri­ma­ry School League, last year Un­der-12 cham­pi­on school New­town Boys RC is un­beat­en in two games in the Cen­tral Zones. New­town scored 12 goals to lead the stand­ings. Al­so, win­ning their two match­es to date is Rich­mond Street Boys AC School in the same Un­der-12 Di­vi­sion in the West Zone. For­mer cham­pi­on Dun­ross Pri­vate School is cur­rent­ly head­ing the ta­ble and re­main un­beat­en with new­com­er the In­ter­na­tion­al School of Port of Spain (ISPS).

The Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers and the St Lu­cia Zouks had to set­tle for a share of the points af­ter rain forced the aban­don­ment of their Hero Caribbean Pro­fes­sion­al League match at the Daren Sam­my Na­tion­al Sta­di­um in Gros Islet, St Lu­cia, on Sat­ur­day.

Though still ear­ly in the sea­son, Na­pari­ma Col­lege and Mal­ick Sec­ondary, top of the ta­ble clash, is set to be an ex­cit­ing one al­though they will face-off at an un­fa­mil­iar ter­ri­to­ry when they meet to­day in the Pre­mier­ship Di­vi­sion of the Shell/First Cit­i­zens Sec­ondary Schools Foot­ball League.

The 2019 Hero Caribbean CPL has been de­scribed as the most ex­cit­ing amongst all T20 leagues in­clud­ing the pres­ti­gious In­di­an Pre­mier League (IPL) at the halfway stage of the tour­na­ment.

The St Kitts Nevis Pa­tri­ots en­sured this ma­te­ri­alised on Thurs­day night when they hum­bled the Tallawahs by 20 runs at Sabi­na Park, Kingston, thanks to a bril­liant half-cen­tu­ry by Fabi­an Allen.

A su­per over loss to the St. Kitts and Nevis Pa­tri­ots broke the team's per­fect record this sea­son and the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers (TKR) will be look­ing to get back to its win­ning ways when the team faces the St. Lu­cia Zouks on Sat­ur­day night in the Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League match-up.

An­tho­ny Gray, a for­mer West In­dies and na­tion­al crick­eter, has been re­tained by the Ex­ec­u­tive of the T&T Crick­et Board as chair­man of the na­tion­al se­lec­tion pan­el for the 2019-2020 sea­son.

It has been long in com­ing for Cale­do­nia Clip­pers but fi­nal­ly, their chance has ar­rived to grab hold of the Men's First Di­vi­sion in the North Zone Bas­ket­ball League.

Eighty-Three hors­es have tak­en en­try for the Carib Brew­ery Day at the Races on Re­pub­lic Day (Tues­day 24th Sep­tem­ber) in T&T. Of the to­tal, eight are ju­ve­niles ex­pect­ing to make their de­but at the Ari­ma Race Club (ARC) Day 30 pro­gramme which is ex­pect­ed to at­tract a large crowd at the San­ta Rosa Park, Ari­ma.

An in­ves­ti­ga­tion is un­der­way to de­ter­mine a pos­si­ble course of ac­tion, if any, to deal with play­ers of Mor­vant Cale­do­nia Unit­ed in Wednes­day's top of the ta­ble clash in the As­cen­sion In­vi­ta­tion­al Foot­ball League with De­fence Force at Lar­ry Gomes Sta­di­um in Mal­abar Ari­ma.

The Sport Com­pa­ny of T&T (SporTT) cur­rent­ly owes the T&T Elec­tric­i­ty Com­mis­sion over $10 mil­lion in ar­rears.