Trinidad and To­ba­go’s boys’ un­der-15 team of Ma­teo Mollineau, Daniel Bhim, Ethan Mo­hammed and Jared Si­mon added a third bronze medal when the team com­pe­ti­tions at the In­ter­na­tion­al Ta­ble Ten­nis Fed­er­a­tion (IT­TF) Amer­i­c­as Caribbean Youth Cham­pi­onships end­ed in San­to Domin­go, Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic on Sun­day.

T&T men’s wa­ter po­lo team end­ed their cam­paign at the Cen­tral Amer­i­can and Caribbean (CAC) Games qual­i­fiers with back-to-back wins at the Pisci­nas Olímpi­cas Her­nan­do Botero O Byrne, in Cali, Colom­bia.

If Sri Lan­ka’s first-ever se­ries win in the Caribbean, 2-1 in the ODIs and 2-0 in the T20s (one game aban­doned), was con­cern­ing, the sub­se­quent Aus­tralian Women’s tour in March and April 2026 was a clin­i­cal les­son in pro­fes­sion­al crick­et, ex­pos­ing the widen­ing chasm be­tween the world-lead­ing Aus­tralians and a West In­dies side in a dif­fi­cult per­pet­u­al tran­si­tion. Aus­tralia’s clin­i­cal 3-0 sweeps in both the T20 In­ter­na­tion­al and One Day In­ter­na­tion­al se­ries were more than just sta­tis­ti­cal dom­i­nance; they re­flect­ed a sys­temic gap in depth, fit­ness, and tac­ti­cal ex­e­cu­tion. While the score­cards sug­gest a rou­tine tri­umph for the vis­i­tors, a deep­er dive in­to the num­bers re­veals a con­cern­ing trend for West In­dies crick­et: a heavy, al­most sin­gu­lar, re­liance on the bril­liance of Hay­ley Matthews.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Nicholas Paul missed out on a bronze medal in the men’s sprint when the UCI Track World Cup con­clud­ed at the Hong Kong Velo­drome in Hong Kong, Chi­na on Sun­day.

GLAS­GOW, Scot­land – Leg­endary West In­dies bats­man Chris Gayle has been an­nounced as the co-own­er of a Glas­gow-based fran­chise tak­ing part in this sum­mer’s in­au­gur­al Eu­ro­pean T20 Pre­mier League (ET­PL).

An­oth­er World Cup dream lies in ru­ins. An­oth­er Trinidad and To­ba­go foot­ball team has fall­en short. And Ken­neth Butch­er, the for­mer na­tion­al play­er, coach, and gov­ern­ment sports min­is­ter, has seen enough.

Trinidad and To­ba­go's Kelsea Gard­ner was named the "Most Valu­able Play­er" (MVP) of the Jean Pierre Caribbean Net­ball Youth tour­na­ment, which con­clud­ed on Fri­day night.

The re­sults haven’t come the way we hoped. Cam­paigns have end­ed with­out in­tend­ed end re­sults, per­for­mances haven’t turned in­to wins, and once again we find our­selves ask­ing the same ques­tions—where do we go from here?

A dou­ble strike from Bren­da Ceren con­fined the T&T women foot­ball team to their first de­feat 2-0 in Group F of the Con­ca­caf W Cham­pi­onships, and Con­ca­caf World Cup Qual­i­fiers, which of­fi­cial­ly end­ed the T&T cam­paign at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um in Mu­cu­rapo on Fri­day night.

​T&T re­peat as cham­pi­ons of the Jean Pierre Caribbean Youth Net­ball Tour­na­ment, de­fend­ing their crown on home soil.

KINGSTON, Ja­maica – Ja­maica’s Olympic cham­pi­on Ro­je Stona in­tends to ap­peal the re­cent de­ci­sion by World Ath­let­ics, which pre­vents him from rep­re­sent­ing Turkiye on the in­ter­na­tion­al stage.

KINGSTON, Ja­maica – In a land­mark rul­ing that has sent shock­waves through the ath­let­ics world, four of Ja­maica’s top field ath­letes, in­clud­ing reign­ing Olympic men’s dis­cus cham­pi­on Ro­je Stona, have had their re­quests to switch al­le­giance to Turkey re­ject­ed by the World Ath­let­ics Na­tion­al­i­ty Re­view Pan­el.