Nicholas Sookdeosingh continued his good form in the Premiership 2 T20, hitting an unbeaten 72 off 58 balls to guide Police Sports Club to an emphatic eight-wicket vi…
THE victory by Central Sports on Saturday to retain the Premiership 1 T20 title has drawn acclaim from the constituency of Chaguanas West where the club is located.An…
HEAD coach of the Trinidad and Tobago men’s national Under-17 team Shawn Cooper said his team will leave Jamaica with their heads high despite losing 2-1 in the secon…
TOP Trinidad and Tobago female cyclist Teniel Campbell ended the La Vuelta Femenina in Spain with an 85th place finish in the final race of the eight-stage contest to place 83rd overall.
Representing the Liv/Alula/Jayco team, Campbell said she was proud of her team’s performance in what she described as, “the first grand tour of the season”.
In a post on Facebook yesterday, Campbell wrote: “First Grand Tour of the season is done and dusted. I am proud of how we stepped up and embraced the challenges as a team!!!”
She said it was “quite a fun tour” despite back-to-back crashes.
PLANNING. Tactics. Match-ups.
A lot of thought and preparation went into Central Sports’ successful Premiership 1 T20 title defence, and president of the club Richard Ramkissoon said even more planning will go into the 2024 season.
He said those plans will also involve clubs standing together to demand fair compensation for their investment in making the T20 Festival a viable product that has attracted millions in sponsorship over the years.
Zachary Anthony won the Aquatics Sports Association of Trinidad and Tobago (ASATT) Subway Maracas Open Water Classic yesterday, completing the 5,000 metre race in a time of one hour, four minutes and 13 seconds.
The 17-year-old Anthony of Marlins Swim Club, finished well ahead of his team-mate Khadeem Brathwaite who was second in a time of 1:11.58, while Sea Hawks swimmer Tyrrel Celestine was third in 1:12.06.
Athletic Club of Port of Spain and Prison Service FC secured their places in the semifinals of the First Citizens Knockout Cup after contrasting victories in their respective quarter-final fixtures yesterday.
Prison were involved in a tense encounter at the Larry Gomes Stadium against Matura ReUnited which had to be settled by kicks from the penalty spot after both teams were deadlocked at 1-1 after full time.