Re­cent­ly crowned men’s javelin cham­pi­on Keshorn Wal­cott is lend­ing his voice for more em­pha­sis to be placed on the nur­tur­ing of ath­let­ic tal­ents in the coun­try.

T&T Ja­di­an Neaves was 43rd of 60 com­peti­tors in the 31.2 kilo­me­tres Un­der-23 men's time tri­al when the UCI World Road Cy­cling Cham­pi­onships con­tin­ued in Ki­gali, Rwan­da, Mon­day (Sep­tem­ber 22).

PROV­I­DENCE – Be­hind a sol­id all-around per­for­mance from Akeal Ho­sein, the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers romped to their fifth Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL) ti­tle by over­com­ing the Guyana Ama­zon War­riors by three wick­ets in a low-scor­ing, but ex­cit­ing af­fair in Guyana on Sun­day.

T&T Crick­et Board (TTCB), via a press re­lease on Mon­day (Sep­tem­ber 22), ex­pressed its im­mense pride and joy at the re­cent out­stand­ing per­for­mances of the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers (TKR) crick­et team and ath­letes Keshorn Wal­cott and Jereem Richards.

Cap­tain Nicholas Pooran hailed Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers’ (TKR) vic­to­ry over Guyana Ama­zon War­riors in the fi­nal of the Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL), which helped his team cap­ture its fifth ti­tle, as a mem­o­rable one.

Lies that con­firm peo­ple’s prej­u­dices are easy and con­ve­nient rather than com­plex truths. Mir­rors of truth need­ed in lo­cal sport. Keshorn Wal­cott and Jereem Richards are let­ting their suc­cess­es speak for them­selves. Every­one is some­one’s role mod­el, be it good or bad.

T&T se­nior men's foot­ball team winger Tyrese Spicer came off the bench to set up a last-gasp win­ner for Or­lan­do City SC in their 3-2 win over Nashville SC in their US Ma­jor League Soc­cer (MLS) East­ern Con­fer­ence en­counter at the In­ter & Co Sta­di­um, Or­lan­do, Flori­da, on Sat­ur­day night.

Leg­endary sprint­er and world-renowned broad­cast­er Ato Boldon has is­sued a scathing as­sess­ment of the state of track and field in Trinidad and To­ba­go, de­clar­ing he has “nev­er seen it this bad” and lay­ing the blame square­ly at the feet of the sport’s gov­ern­ing body.

TOKYO – In what is be­lieved to be the fi­nal race of her leg­endary 17-year ca­reer, Shelly-Ann Fras­er-Pryce added one last medal to her stag­ger­ing col­lec­tion, an­chor­ing a sil­ver medal per­for­mance for Ja­maica in the women’s 4x100 me­tres re­lay on the fi­nal day of the World Ath­let­ics Cham­pi­onships in Japan on Sun­day.

Na­tion­al cy­clist Te­niel Camp­bell fin­ished 23rd from a field of 44 cy­clists in the women's Elite in­di­vid­ual time tri­al when the UCI World Road Cy­cling Cham­pi­onships ped­alled off at the Ki­gali BK Are­na, and end­ed at Ki­gali Con­ven­tion Cen­tre, Rwan­da, on Sun­day.

PROV­I­DENCE – The stage is set for a clas­sic Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL) fi­nale as long-time ri­vals, the Guyana Ama­zon War­riors and Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers (TKR), pre­pare to clash at the Prov­i­dence Sta­di­um in Guyana Sun­day night.

For­mer men’s 200-me­tre World cham­pi­on Ato Boldon says the suc­cess of Keshorn Wal­cott and Jereem Richards at the 2025 World Ath­let­ics Cham­pi­onship in Tokyo, Japan, ranks high on Trinidad and To­ba­go’s great­est-ever ac­com­plish­ments in the sport.