President of bp Latin America and Caribbean David Campbell, second from left, presented Business Development Head TKR Kairon Serrette second from right, with the agreement, they both signed partnering between bp and TKR at the launch event. Others in photo are left Vice President Communications and External Affairs bpTT Karissa Bissoon and TKR All Rounder Akeal Hosein at Hyatt, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday.
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T&T goal-shooter Maikea Bramble netted 69 goals from 73 attempts.
Angostura's CEO, Ian Forbes, second from right, and Executive Manager - Marketing, Hazel-Ann Marshall, second from left, with TKR players, Jyd Goolie, from left, Akeal Hosein and Terrance Hinds.
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Jamaica netballers celebrate their semifinal win over Australia, 46-45, in Glasgow on Saturday.
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T&T's Teague Marcano, second from left, and his team-mates celebrate another penalty-corner set play goal in their 10-0 win in men's Group A play of the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games at the Field Hockey Stadium yesterday. T&T won 10-0.
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Fabian Allen of San Francisco Unicorns celebrates the wicket of Shadab Khan of Desert Vipers during the ExxonMobil GUYANA SUPER LEAGUE T20 semifinal match at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana on Friday night. Unicorns won by eight wickets.
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T&T’s cyclists Nicholas Paul, Zion Pulido, together with Cycling President Rowena Williams, and Njisane Phillip celebrate T&T first cycling medal at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, in the Men’s Team Sprint event, yesterday.
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Kwesi Browne celebrtaes with his Men’s Keirin gold medal won yesterday. at he 2026 CAC Games in the Dominican Republic.
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T&T swimmer Nikoli Blackman.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino speaks during a news conference at the stadium in Mexico City, on June 10, 2026, a day before the opening FIFA World Cup match between Mexico and South Africa.
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T&T and Barbados senior darts players share a moment during the 24th Caribbean Cup in the Bahamas on Wednesday. When the teams met in their round-robin match, T&T won 7-5.
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Hassan Khan’s unbeaten half-century carried the San Francisco Unicorns through to the Global Super League Qualifier.
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T&T’s Jereem Richards, left, cruises down the track in lane five ahead of Scotland’s Brodie Young to win heat five of six during round one of the men’s 400 metres at the Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland, yesterday. Richards advanced to tomorrow’s semifinals with a time of 45.72 seconds.
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President of bp Latin America and Caribbean David Campbell, second from left, presented Business Development Head TKR Kairon Serrette second from right, with the agreement, they both signed partnering between bp and TKR at the launch event. Others in photo are left Vice President Communications and External Affairs bpTT Karissa Bissoon and TKR All Rounder Akeal Hosein at Hyatt, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain on Tuesday.
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T&T goal-shooter Maikea Bramble netted 69 goals from 73 attempts.
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Angostura's CEO, Ian Forbes, second from right, and Executive Manager - Marketing, Hazel-Ann Marshall, second from left, with TKR players, Jyd Goolie, from left, Akeal Hosein and Terrance Hinds.
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T&T's Jereem Richards cops silver in the men's 400m.
A day after an extraordinary silver-medal performance by sprint sensation Shaniqua Bascombe in the women’s 200 metres at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, Jereem "The Dream" Richards delivered a dream duplication to secure another silver medal for Trinidad and Tobago Saturday at the Scotstoun Stadium.
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Jamaica’s Dejanea Oakley, centre, with Barbadian Sada Williams, right, and Ella Onojuvwevwo of Nigeria.
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GLASGOW, Scotland – The final morning session of these Commonwealth Games produced a frigid, wind-whipped fury of Jamaican excellence as the nation’s track and field athletes powered their way to three more podium finishes, including two glittering golds, to push the island’s overall medal tally to 15.
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Jamaica netballers celebrate their semifinal win over Australia, 46-45, in Glasgow on Saturday.
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GLASGOW, Scotland – History was rewritten at The Hydro on Saturday as Jamaica shattered Australia’s netball dynasty, defeating the four-time reigning champions 46-45 in a breathtaking semi-final to book their place in the Commonwealth Games gold medal match.
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Roston Chase
CASTRIES, Saint Lucia – The Saint Lucia Kings have named Barbadian all-rounder Roston Chase as their captain for the 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) season, the franchise confirmed on Thursday.
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T&T's Teague Marcano, second from left, and his team-mates celebrate another penalty-corner set play goal in their 10-0 win in men's Group A play of the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games at the Field Hockey Stadium yesterday. T&T won 10-0.
Swimmers Zuri Ferguson and Liam Carrington just missed out on adding to Trinidad and Tobago’s 12-medal (four gold, one silver, seven bronze) tally at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games when they both ended in fourth positions in their respective finals at the Juan Pablo Duarte Aquatic Centre in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on Friday.
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Fabian Allen of San Francisco Unicorns celebrates the wicket of Shadab Khan of Desert Vipers during the ExxonMobil GUYANA SUPER LEAGUE T20 semifinal match at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana on Friday night. Unicorns won by eight wickets.
PROVIDENCE – San Francisco Unicorns are through to the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) T20 final, Saturday, after beating Desert Vipers by eight wickets in a high-stakes Qualifier on Friday evening at the National Stadium, Providence in Guyana.
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T&T’s cyclists Nicholas Paul, Zion Pulido, together with Cycling President Rowena Williams, and Njisane Phillip celebrate T&T first cycling medal at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, in the Men’s Team Sprint event, yesterday.
The Trinidad and Tobago men’s sprint cycling team of Zion Pulido, Njisane Phillip, and Nicholas Paul secured the bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow, Scotland on Thursday.
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Kwesi Browne celebrtaes with his Men’s Keirin gold medal won yesterday. at he 2026 CAC Games in the Dominican Republic.
Trinidad and Tobago cyclist Kwesi Browne rode to his first individual gold medal at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games when he won the men's keirin final at the Olympic Center Velodrome in the Dominican Republic on Thursday.
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West Indies captain Roston Chase has dedicated his side’s historic Test victory over Pakistan to the late Sir Garfield Sobers, who would have celebrated his 90th birthday on Tuesday.
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T&T swimmer Nikoli Blackman.
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National swimmer Nikoli Blackman made it two individual gold medals in two events before he swam the anchor leg of the 4x100m freestyle relay team as Trinidad and Tobago bagged two more gold medals at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games at the Juan Pablo Duarte Aquatic Center in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Wednesday night.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino speaks during a news conference at the stadium in Mexico City, on June 10, 2026, a day before the opening FIFA World Cup match between Mexico and South Africa.
Eduardo Verdugo
MIAMI, Florida, USA - In a decisive move following an emergency meeting on Thursday, Concacaf, the football confederation representing North, Central America, and the Caribbean, has formally rejected FIFA’s controversial proposal to sell a minority stake in the World Cup and other flagship tournaments to private investors.
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T&T and Barbados senior darts players share a moment during the 24th Caribbean Cup in the Bahamas on Wednesday. When the teams met in their round-robin match, T&T won 7-5.
Trinidad and Tobago produced yet another remarkable comeback at the 24th Caribbean Darts Cup, battling from 5-1 down to defeat Barbados 7-5 and keep their championship hopes firmly alive.
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Three-year-old Band of De Year, owned by Mr Gap and trained by Jose William-Samaroo with champion jockey Dillon Khelawan astride, flying home ahead of his challengers to win Phvestop VS Ltd Midsummer Classic (Gr 1 R) Open to West Indian bred three-year-olds at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on Emancipation Day, yesterday.
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West Indies aim for historic sweep against Pakistan in the Second Test which bowls off at the Queen’s Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain on Sunday.
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T&T's Jereem Richards cops silver in the men's 400m.
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Jamaica’s Dejanea Oakley, centre, with Barbadian Sada Williams, right, and Ella Onojuvwevwo of Nigeria.
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Jamaica netballers celebrate their semifinal win over Australia, 46-45, in Glasgow on Saturday.
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Roston Chase
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T&T's Teague Marcano, second from left, and his team-mates celebrate another penalty-corner set play goal in their 10-0 win in men's Group A play of the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games at the Field Hockey Stadium yesterday. T&T won 10-0.
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Fabian Allen of San Francisco Unicorns celebrates the wicket of Shadab Khan of Desert Vipers during the ExxonMobil GUYANA SUPER LEAGUE T20 semifinal match at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana on Friday night. Unicorns won by eight wickets.
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T&T’s cyclists Nicholas Paul, Zion Pulido, together with Cycling President Rowena Williams, and Njisane Phillip celebrate T&T first cycling medal at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, in the Men’s Team Sprint event, yesterday.
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Kwesi Browne celebrtaes with his Men’s Keirin gold medal won yesterday. at he 2026 CAC Games in the Dominican Republic.
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Roston Chase
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