Tyra Gittens of Trinidad and Tobago competes in the women's long jump qualification during the athletics in the Alexander Stadium at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, Friday, Aug. 5, 2022. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
Alastair Grant
Trinidad and Tobago's 4x400 metres team has qualified for the final of the event.
T&T ran a time of 3.07.12 in Heat 2 this morning to finish third behind Kenya and India.
T&T will run in Lane 8 in Sunday's final, which will also include Barbados, Nigeria, Botswana, Kenya, Jamaica, India and Zambia.
Meanwhile, T&T's Tyra Gittens also qualified for the Women's Long Jump Final with a jump of 6.28 metres in Group A of the Qualifying Round this morning.
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A model in a costume from The Lost Tribe’s 2026 presentation Island Circus
KERWIN PIERRE
A model in a costume from The Lost Tribe’s 2026 presentation Island Circus
KERWIN PIERRE
Students, principal and staff of St David’s RC Primary, along with the UWTT and Scotiabank Foundation teams at the handover of steelpans at the school.
Students, principal and staff of St David’s RC Primary, along with the UWTT and Scotiabank Foundation teams at the handover of steelpans at the school.
The Executive of the National Parang Association 2025-27. Back row, from left: Kervin Preudhomme, assistant secretary; Shaquille Headley, committee member; Cheriese Pierre, committee member; Lisa Lee, trustee; Joanne Briggs, PRO; Yarelis Touissant, committee member; William Calliste, trustee. Front row, from left: Jenais Carter, secretary; Alicia Jaggasar, president; Henrietta Carter, vice president; Joseph Bertrand, youth officer. Missing: Kerrylee Chee Chow, treasurer; Chevone Pierre, committee member.
The Executive of the National Parang Association 2025-27. Back row, from left: Kervin Preudhomme, assistant secretary; Shaquille Headley, committee member; Cheriese Pierre, committee member; Lisa Lee, trustee; Joanne Briggs, PRO; Yarelis Touissant, committee member; William Calliste, trustee. Front row, from left: Jenais Carter, secretary; Alicia Jaggasar, president; Henrietta Carter, vice president; Joseph Bertrand, youth officer. Missing: Kerrylee Chee Chow, treasurer; Chevone Pierre, committee member.
Charles Town junior drummers and dancers take to the stage
Charles Town junior drummers and dancers take to the stage
