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21	Nov	New Records Set In Nine Events During 2012
		In its October issue the British quarterly TRACK STATS noted that at the London Olympics one hundred national records were set, and that in this table TT was the top nation with seven records: men`s 400h, 4x400m and javelin (twice each) and women`s 200m and 4x100m. See article …
30	Sep	Trinidad Javelin Throwers
		The Olympic victory of Keshorn Walcott in the javelin throw was a bolt from the blue in the London stadium already familiar with another Bolt from Jamaica. Like the superb 800m world record run of Kenyan David Rudisha who led from gun to finish, Keshie also took charge. See article …
30	Aug	Borel, Baptiste go for glory
		Cleopatra Borel and Kelly Ann Baptiste will be looking to improve on their third placing in their last Diamond League outings when they compete in the Samsung Diamond League Weltklasse Meet in Zurich, Switzerland today. See article …
23	Aug	Baptiste makes bronze run at Lausanne
		National sprint queen Kelly-Ann Baptiste shrugged off her Olympic disappointment with a 10.93 bronze medal run in the women’s 100m event at the Athletissima Samsung Diamond League meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland yesterday. See article …
17	Aug	T&T stars in search of diamond titles
		T&T’s Richard Thompson, Jarrin Solomon, Cleopatra Borel and Jehue Gordon will all have to shrug off any fatigue left from the London Olympics as they are expected to line up in their respective events today at the DN Galan Diamond League meeting in Stockholm, Sweden. See article …
16	Aug	Lesson from a golden javelin
		That a 19-year-old youngster from Toco can go to the Olympic Games and win a gold medal against the world’s best competitors seems more like the stuff of fairy tales than an actual real-life event. See article …
13	Aug	New Era! T&T step up at London 2012
		The men's javelin gold won by Keshorn Walcott at the Olympic Games, here in London, England, combined with the three bronze medals secured on the track, earned Trinidad and Tobago joint 47th spot on the medal table, with Uzbekistan. See article …
12	Aug	Walcott family celebrates youngest-ever javelin winner
		Keshorn Walcott’s mother Beverly was overjoyed at her son’s historic performance yesterday, saying jokingly that she was lucky she did not have a heart attack after watching him capture this country’s second gold medal ever at the Olympics. See article …
12	Aug	Biggest Olympic surprise
		Keshorn Walcott’s gold medal may have been the biggest surprise of the Olympic Games in London, England. Yesterday, Walcott shocked everyone at Olympic Stadium when his second throw of 84.58 metres topped the Men’s Javelin event, less than a month after he became the world junior champion. See article …
12	Aug	Ideal Athlete! Praises for Golden Walcott
		The man responsible for shaping Keshorn Walcott into an Olympic gold medallist, Cuban throws coach Ismael Lopez, says there is no limit to the heights the talented teenager can attain. See article …
12	Aug	GOLD! Keshorn Walcott is youngest ever Olympic javelin champion
		Keshorn Walcott produced a shocker at the Olympic Stadium here in London, England, yesterday, becoming only the second Olympic gold medallist from Trinidad and Tobago. See article …
11	Aug	London 2012 LIVE UPDATES, Saturday, August 11 - Sprint relay bronze
		Keston Bledman, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender and Richard "Torpedo" Thompson earned bronze for T&T in the men's 4x100 metres relay. See article …
11	Aug	Golden Walcott
		Keshorn Walcott rewrote the record books when he became only the second T&T athlete to earn an Olympic gold medal. See article and video …
10	Aug	Bronze Boys! T&T strikes third spot in men's 4x400m Olympic final
		Deon Lendore ran his heart out for Trinidad and Tobago at the Olympic Stadium, here in London, England, yesterday, battling to the line to earn his team bronze in the London 2012 men's 4x400 metres relay. See article …
09	Aug	Scenting Success! Record-breaking T&T 'sharks' in 4x4 final
		Tobago will compete in an Olympic Games 4x400 metres final. But the four men expected to represent the Red, White and Black in today's 4.20 p.m. (T&T time) championship race are not satisfied with mere participation. See article …
09	Aug	Happy Hackett! T&T sprinter pleased with Olympic performance
		Semoy Hackett is very satisfied with her performances at the Olympic Games here in London, England.Yesterday, the 23-year-old sprinter finished eighth in the women's 200 metres final, at the Olympic Stadium, the result making her the second most successful female Trinidad and Tobago athlete in Olympic history. See article …
09	Aug	Going For Glory! T&T women in record run
		Michelle-Lee Ahye, Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Kai Selvon and Semoy Hackett are within touching distance of history. Never before has a female Trinidad and Tobago athlete earned precious metal on the biggest sporting stage. See article …
07	Aug	Strong Finish! Njisane 7th in keirin; Hackett in 200m final
		Njisane Phillip dug deep into his reserves to produce a strong finish to his first Olympic campaign, the Trinidad and Tobago cyclist finishing seventh in the men's keirin, at the Velodrome, here in London, England, yesterday. See article …
07	Aug	King Of Queens! New York-based Lalonde Gordon has grand plans
		A rare sight was witnessed at the Olympic Stadium, here in London, England, yesterday. For only the second time in Olympic history, the Trinidad and Tobago flag was raised during a 400 metres medal ceremony. See article …
06	Aug	OOH LALONDE! T&T athlete bags bronze medal in men's 400 London Olympic final
		"It's a wonderful feeling, knowing that I put my name out there. People should know who I am now." Before the 2012 Olympic Games started, Lalonde Gordon was certainly not a household name. See article …
05	Aug	Day Of Hope, Njisane, Gordons race for medals
		Trinidad and Tobago's Njisane Phillip made a major breakthrough at the Velodrome, here in London, England, yesterday, beating Russia's Denis Dmitriev in two straight rides to reach the Olympic Games men's sprint semi-final. See article …
04	Aug	Young Guns, Jehue, Njisane shine at London Games
		Jehue Gordon is the first Trinidad and Tobago hurdler to qualify for an Olympic final. The 20-year-old clocked a new national record at the Olympic Stadium, here in London, England, yesterday. See article …
04	Aug	Best Ever, Baptiste tops all T&T women at London 2012 Olympics
		Kelly-Ann Baptiste produced the best ever Olympic performance by a woman athlete from Trinidad and Tobago, at the Olympic Stadium, here in London, England, yesterday. See article …
03	Aug	T&T sprinters chase berths in Olympic finals
		Trinidad and Tobago track star Kelly-Ann Baptiste goes head-to-head with Jamaica's reigning Olympic 100 metres champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, at the Olympic Stadium here in London, England, today. See article …
02	Aug	Baptiste Chases History
		Kelly-Ann Baptiste is hoping to become the first female athlete from Trinidad and Tobago to earn Olympic precious metal. The 25-year-old track star will open her bid for a 100 metres medal this afternoon, at the Olympic Stadium, here in London, England. See article …
27	Jul	Flag-bearing patriot leads T&T into battle
NEW		I didn't see it coming, but the parade of nations at the Olympic Games opening ceremony here in London, England, turned out to be an emotional experience. See article …
27	Jul	London rocks as 'Queen' parachutes into Olympics opening ceremony
NEW		The Queen and James Bond gave the London Olympics a royal entrance like no other yesterday in an opening ceremony that rolled to the rock of the Beatles, the Stones and The Who. See article …
26	Jul	Burns elated to carry T&T flag
NEW		"It's a great honour and privilege to carry out such a duty for Trinidad and Tobago." Marc Burns was elated on hearing of his selection as T&T's flagbearer for today's Olympic Games opening ceremony, at the Olympic Stadium here in London, England. See article …
26	Jul	Marc Burns T&T flag bearer at London Olympics
		Olympic Games sprint relay silver medalist Marc Burns will have the honour of carrying the T&T flag at the parade of nations during the opening ceremony of the Games of the 30th Olympiad in London on Friday. See article …
24	Jul	Bledman vs Blake
NEW		Trinidad and Tobago’s Keston Bledman squared off against Yohan Blake of Jamaica in the men’s 100 metres event at the Addidas Grand Prix New York Diamond League on June 9 at the Ichan Stadium in New York City, New York. See article & Video…
20	Jul	Walcott sparkles in Spain
NEW		Trinidad and Tobago's Keshorn Walcott grabbed gold in the javelin event at the IAAF World Junior Championships in Barcelona, Spain with a huge 78.64 metres effort on his sixth and final throw. See article/video…
19	Jul	Injured Lucas out Olympics
NEW		Injury has forced Josanne Lucas out of the 2012 Olympic Games, in London, England. In a Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) press release, yesterday, Team T&T's chef de mission, Annette Knott said the injury has to be attended to urgently. See article …
18	Jul	T&T wins Olympic warm-up
NEW		Trinidad and Tobago's Rondel Sorrillo Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender and Richard "Torpedo" Thompson combined to produce the second fastest time in the world this year, to win the men's 4x100m relay at the Aviva London Grand Prix Samsung Diamond League meet in London on Saturday.. See article/video …
10	Jul	Relay Silver
		Shawna Fermin, Alena Brooks, Jessica James and Sparkle McKnight combined for silver in the North America, Central America and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-23 Track and Field Championsip women's 4x400 metres relay, in Irapuato, Mexico, on Sunday. See article …
10	Jul	Solomon clocks PB
		Jarrin Solomon produced a new personal best in finishing second in the men's 400 metres event, at the Bottrop Gala meet, in Germany, on Saturday. See article …
10	Jul	Walters, Cedenio on show at World Juniors
		Reubin Walters will be the first Trinidad and Tobago athlete on show at the 2012 World Junior Track and Field Championships, in Barcelona, Spain. See article …
08	Jul	James gets T&Ts second NACAC bronze
		Thrower Hilenn James bagged Trinidad and Tobago's second bronze medal at the North America, Central America and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-23 Track and Field Championships, in Irapuato, Mexico on Saturday evening with third place in the women's discus throw. See article …
07	Jul	Gordon secures Olympic 400 berth
NEW		Trinidad and Tobago's Lalonde Gordon earned the right to compete in the men's 400 metres event at the 2012 London Olympics when he stopped the clock at a personal best 45.02 seconds at the United States National Club Track and Field Championships, in Omaha, Nebraska, on Friday. See article …
03	Jul	Borel, Alexander in solid warm-up
NEW		Trinidad and Tobago athletes Cleopatra Borel and Ayanna Alexander continued preparations for the London Games with solid performances at the Jamaica Olympic trials, in Kingston, on the weekend. See article …
29	Jun	TTOC hoping for 5-medal haul
		Trinidad and Tobago will take their largest contingent to an Olympic Games when a team of 31 heads to London 2012 next month for the Games of the 30th Olympiad. See article …
25	Jun	Mile relay record at National Champs
NEW		Renny Quow, Lalonde Gordon, Jarrin Solomon and Deon Lendore combined to break a 20-year-old Trinidad and Tobago record, on day two of the NAAA Sagicor/NGC National Open Track and Field Championships, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, late yesterday. See article …
23	Jun	Bledman Clocks 9.86 to win National 100m title
NEW		Keston Bledman won his first senior national sprint title in style, bolting to victory in a personal best 9.86 seconds at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, late yesterday. See article …
22	Jun	Romany: Phillip, Jehue have real medal shot
NEW		A "real, real chance" at precious Olympic metal.That's the belief Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) president Larry Romany has in quarter-mile hurdler Jehue Gordon, cyclist Njisane Phillip and sailor Andrew Lewis. See article …
04	Jun	Walcott, Farinha impress at Junior Championships
		Eleven track and field athletes affirmed spots for Trinidad and Tobago in the forthcoming World Junior Championships and CAC Games as the curtains closed on the final day of the 2012 NAAA Junior Championships concluded at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, yesterday. See article …
04	Jun	Walcott leads CAC, World Junior qualifiers
		Olympic qualifier Keshorn Walcott heads the list of 32 athletes who have attained the qualifying standards for the upcoming Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Junior Track and Field Championships in San Salvador, El Salvador from June 29 to July 1. See article …
03	Jun	Cedenio, Spann golden again
		Carfita Games double gold medallist (400m/200m) Machel Cedenio continued his winning ways when he took the Boys’ Under 18 400m title during the NAAA Junior Championships . In the Under 18 Girls 400m, Kenisha Spann of Neon Trackers outran Marissa Gale of Air Bon Sonics (56.20) and Sade Andrews of Southern Athletics (57.51). See article …
03	Jun	James wins in Nashville
		Trinidad and Tobago's Jamaal James returned a time of one minute, 47.55 seconds to grab gold in the Music City Distance Carnival men's invitational 800 metres event, in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, on Saturday. See article …
03	Jun	Cedenio books spot in World Juniors
		Unattached sprinter, Machel Cedenio secured himself a spot at this year’s World Junior Championships and the Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) after copping gold in the Boys Under-18 400m event in a blistering 46.68s, on day one of the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) Junior Championships at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, yesterday. See article …
03	Jun	Farinha beats Cedenio for 200 title
		Jonathan Farinha held off Machel Cedenio to win the National Junior Track and Field Championship boys' under-18 200 metres final, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, yesterday. Farinha completed the half-lap race in a personal best 21.19 seconds, beating Cedenio (21.28) into second spot. See article …
03	Jun	Sorillo takes fourth in Diamond League
		World Championship finalist Rondel Sorillo clocked in at 20.81 seconds to claim fourth place in the Samsung Prefontaine Diamond League 200m event, in Eugene, Oregon, yesterday. Sorillo’s time was only 0.01 seconds above his season’s best of 20.80, and 0.26 seconds above the Olympic A standard. See article …
02	Jun	Cedenio on fire at Junior Champs
		Machel Cedenio was in superb form on day one of the National Junior Track and Field Championships, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, yesterday. The 16-year-old athlete clocked a personal best 46.68 seconds to claim gold in the boys' under-18 400 metres event. See article …
06	May	Fast Track Baptiste clocks 10.86 in Jamaica
		Kelly-Ann Baptiste produced a sizzler in her 2012 individual opener, at the Jamaica International Invitational in Kingston, Jamaica, late on Saturday. See article …
01	May	T&T's John one to watch for North Dakota State
		Deborah John is a Trinidad and Tobago athlete on scholarship at North Dakota State University (NDSU) USA. Last year, she was made a member of The National Society of Collegiate Scholars for her "commitment to the ideals of Scholarship, Leadership and Service". See article …
01	May	Golden Bravo on Dean's List
		Akeela Bravo has been making a name for herself at Jacksonville University, in Florida. See article …
23	Apr	Thompson heads list of Olympic qualifiers
		Reigning double Olympic silver medallist Richard Thompson is among 20 local athletes who have attained the qualifying standards for the 30th Olympics Games set to begin on July 27 in London, England. See article …
23	Apr	Lee Ahye dips under Olympic time
		Michelle Lee Ahye signaled her intentions for this year's Olympics in London, England by dipping under the women's 100m qualifying standard. See article …
23	Apr	T&T youth show off in Classics
		Deon Lendore (Texas A&M) captured his second 400m title by claiming the LSU Alumni Gold Classic one lap race in Louisiana, USA on Saturday in 46.22 secs. This was 0.66 off his personal best 45.56 which he set in winning the UM Hurricane meet in Florida one week earlier. See article …
22	Apr	Bledman blazes Crawford track
		Keston Bledman lived up to the expectations of fans at the Hasely Crawford Stadium yesterday when he took gold in the Manny Ramjohn Invitational Games invitational men's 100 metres event in a quick 10.13 seconds. See article …
22	Apr	Solid centuries for Burns, Ahye
		Trinidad and Tobago sprinters Marc Burns and Michelle-Lee Ahye produced solid performances at meets in the United States, on the weekend. See article …
22	Apr	Lendore strikes gold
		Texas A&M University student Deon Lendore clocked 46.22 seconds to grab men's 400 metres gold, at the 2012 Alumni Gold meet, in Louisiana, USA, on Saturday. See article …
16	Apr	Bledman, Lendore hit Olympic standard
		Keston Bledman and Deon Lendore sped to Olympic qualifying times at the University of Miami (UM) Hurricane Alumni Invite at Coral Gables, Florida on Saturday. Bledman clocked 10.12 seconds (wind+0.1m/s) in finishing second in the men’s 100m event, getting under the Olympic A standard of 10.18. See article …
15	Apr	Nero smashes national marathon record
		Tonya Nero smashed a 25-year-old record at the ABN AMRO Marathon Rotterdam, in Holland, yesterday. The 23-year-old Trinidad and Tobago athlete completed the 26.2-mile course in two hours, 43 minutes, 14 seconds to improve on the 2:57:18 national record established by Deborah Snagg way back in 1987. See article …
15	Apr	Golden Lendore betters best
		Trinidad and Tobago quartermiler Deon Lendore chopped 64-hundredths of a second off his 400 metres personal best at the University of Miami Alumni Invite, in Florida, USA, on Saturday. See article …
15	Apr	Nero takes on Rotterdam marathon
		T&T’s marathon runner Tonya Nero will be participating in the 32nd edition of the ABN AMRO Marathon Rotterdam in the Netherlands today. The marathon is one of the biggest one-day sporting events in the Netherlands with more than 22,000 participants at the start and will be contested among the world's absolute top athletes. See article …
14	Apr	Selvon wins 'Tiger' 400
		Trinidad and Tobago's Kai Selvon struck gold in the women's 400 metres event, at the Tiger Track Classic, in Alabama, last weekend. The Auburn University student clocked 54 seconds flat. See article …
14	Apr	Nero chases Olympic standard in Rotterdam
		Tonya Nero will be on the roads of Rotterdam, Holland, today, bidding to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics. Nero is among the runners who will compete in the ABN AMRO Marathon Rotterdam. Her goal in the 26.2-mile race is bettering the women's marathon Olympic B qualifying standard–two hours, 43 minutes. See article …
10	Apr	T&T Carifta manager very satisfied
		Team manager Dexter Voisin is pleased with Trinidad and Tobago's performance at the 2012 Carifta Games here in Hamilton, Bermuda. The 45-member T&T team earned six gold medals, nine silver and seven bronze to finish third on the medal table. See article …
09	Apr	Gold, records for Walcott
		Within minutes of each other, Keshorn Walcott, Jonathan Farinha and Andwuelle Wright secured gold for Trinidad and Tobago on the third and final day of the 2012 Carifta Games, at the National Stadium here in Hamilton, Bermuda, yesterday. See article …
08	Apr	London, James, Williams strike Carifta gold
		It was certainly a race planned to perfection, Trinidad and Tobago's Mark London surging to the front on the home straight to capture the Carifta Games boys' under-20 800 metres title at the National Stadium here in Hamilton, Bermuda, yesterday. See article …
06	Apr	Cedenio, London in Day One medal hunt
		On arrival at the L.F. Wade International Airport, here in Bermuda, on Thursday, the 45 athletes who will represent Trinidad and Tobago at the 2012 Carifta Games were treated to a local rendition of the late Arrow's "Hot Hot Hot". See article …
04	Apr	T&T bid for Carifta improvement
		Improvement is the goal for Team Trinidad and Tobago at this weekend's Carifta Games, in Bermuda. Team manager Dexter Voisin described T&T's fourth-place finish at the 2011 Games, in Jamaica, as "a big disappointment". See article …
02	Apr	Walcott smashes CAC junior record
		Keshorn Walcott saved his best for last at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, yesterday, producing a huge 77.53 metres throw to smash his own CAC junior javelin record. See article …
01	Apr	Bellille blazes at Texas Relays
		Trinidad and Tobago's Janeil Bellille produced a superb run to strike gold in the university/college women's 400 metres hurdles final, at the Texas Relays, in Texas, USA, on Saturday. See article …
01	Apr	Callender on track
		Emmanuel Callender dominated his rivals in the Falcon Games men's 100 metres final, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, late on Sunday. See article …
01	Apr	Boldon, Bishop, Hislop for Secondary Schools Leadership
		Eight-time Olympic and World Championship medallist Ato Boldon will be the first facilitator at this year's Secondary Schools Leadership symposium. See article …
29	Mar	Walcott heads Carifta 45
		Keshorn Walcott heads a team of 45 athletes selected for national duty at the April 7-9 Carifta Games, in Bermuda.Walcott will bid for his third straight boys' under-20 javelin title. See article …
29	Mar	Jehue on show at Falcon Games
		Jehue Gordon will run his 400 metres hurdles season opener at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, in Port of Spain, this weekend. See article …
26	Mar	Ahye wins in Texas
		Michelle-Lee Ahye was the class of the women's 100 metres field, at the Bobby Lane Invitational, in Texas, USA, on Saturday. See article …
25	Mar	Hackett back on track
		Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Semoy Hackett is back on track. Competing for the first time since completing a six-month doping ban, the Louisiana State University (LSU) student was in winners' row at the Tiger Relays, in Louisiana, USA, on the weekend. See article …
25	Mar	Nero takes Half-Marathon
		On a day dominated by Africans, Tonya Nero stood as the lone local winner yesterday, taking the Trinidad and Tobago International Half-Marathon women's title. See article …
25	Mar	Holassie: T&T runners need more incentive
		Trinidad and Tobago marathon record holder Ronnie Holassie was not a happy camper after reaching the T&T International Marathon (TTIM) finish line at Whitehall in fifth spot. See article …
17	Mar	T&T's Nero second in NACAC 6K
		Tonya Nero entered the history books at the Queen's Park Savannah, in Port of Spain, yesterday, seizing silver in the North America, Central America and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Cross Country Championship women's six-kilometre event. See article …
16	Mar	Nero bids for NACAC crown
		Nero is a serious contender for top honours and could make history by becoming the first Trinidad and Tobago runner to achieve a top-three finish at the NACAC Cross Country Champs. In fact, T&T have never had a top-ten finisher. See article …
08	Mar	Nero in NACAC 20
		Tonya Nero will be at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain next Saturday, March 17, chasing the North America, Central America and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Cross Country Championship women’s six-kilometre title. See article …
27	Feb	Lendore, Alexander grab gold
		Deon Lendore and Annie Alexander were emphatic conference winners for their universities on the weekend at the SEC Indoor Championships in Lexington, Kentucky. See article …
26	Feb	Alexander misses podium in SEC Champs
		Trinidad and Tobago thrower Annie Alexander just failed to earn a medal for Tennessee in the women's shot put yesterday at the Southeastern Conference Indoor Championships in Lexington, Kentucky, USA. See article …
26	Feb	Conference gold for Lendore, Selvon, Alexander, Busby, John
		Trinidad and Tobago teenager Deon Lendore produced a superb run at the Big 12 Indoor Track and Field Championships, in Texas, USA, yesterday, clocking a personal best 46.33 seconds to capture the men's 400 metres title.. See article …
26	Feb	Lendore clocks 400m personal best at Big 12
		Deon Lendore sped to a new personal best in the men’s 400 metres event when he clocked 46.76 seconds at the 2012 Big 12 Indoor Track and Field Championships in College Station, Texas, USA on Friday. See article …
25	Feb	Quow in T&T World Indoor seven
		Renny Quow will head a seven-member national contingent to the 2012 IAAF World Indoor Track and Field Championships in Instanbul, Turkey from March 9-11. See article …
24	Feb	Burns, Quow in World Indoors team
		Olympic Games sprint relay silver medallist Marc Burns is among seven athletes selected to wear Trinidad and Tobago colours at the March 9-11 World Indoor Track and Field Championships, in Istanbul, Turkey. See article …
23	Feb	Hope, Fermin strike gold
		Trinidad and Tobago's Karla Hope whipped her rivals in the women's 400 metres final, at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Invitational, in Texas, USA, on Monday. See article …
14	Feb	James makes World Indoor standard
		Jamaal James has joined the list of local athletes bidding to represent T&T at the World Indoor Track and Field Championships in Istanbul, Turkey from March 9-11. See article …
13	Feb	Thompson opens fast
		Richard "Torpedo" Thompson produced the second fastest time of his career, 6.56 seconds, to lead all qualifiers into the final of the men's 60 metres dash, at the USA Track & Field Classic, in Arkansas, on Saturday.. See article …
13	Feb	London, Douglas to shine at Tobago Secondary School
		Perennial national zonal champions Tobago will hold its zonal championships today and tomorrow at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet. See article …
13	Feb	Bledman opens season with Millrose gold
		Keston Bledman sped to men’s 60m gold at the 105th Millrose Games at the Amory, New York, USA on Saturday. See article …
13	Feb	Bledman wins Millrose 60
		Keston Bledman was a comfortable winner of the men's 60 metres dash at the Millrose Games, in New York, USA, late on Saturday. See article …
12	Feb	Record entries for 2012 World Indoors
		A record of 160 countries have confirmed their intention of sending a team to the 2012 IAAF World Indoor Track and Field Championships to be held at the Atakoya Athletics Arena, Instanbul, Turkey from March 9–11. See article …
12	Feb	James, Alexander strike gold
		Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Jamol James struck gold in the men's 60 metres dash, at the Akron Invitational, in Ohio, USA, yesterday. The University of Tennessee freshman stopped the clock at 6.72 seconds. See article …
01	Feb	Cleverly woven tapestry by Dr Jesse Noel (former NAAA president)
		Basil Ince's Olympian, published by the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), is a seminal contribution to national literary history. See article …
31	Jan	T&T's Cox wins Nevis Half Marathon
		Curtis Cox whipped his rivals to secure the top prize in the Nevis Half Marathon, on Sunday. See article …
31	Jan	Promise of summer
		So it was pleasing indeed to pick up Monday's Express and catch Renny Quow bursting through the tape on the back page. See article …
30	Jan	Burns, Alexander in winners' row
		Trinidad and Tobago athletes Marc Burns and Ayanna Alexander were in winners' row in the United States, on the weekend. See article …
29	Jan	Lalonde, Quow sizzle
		Lalonde Gordon continued his fine run of form this season with a world-leading time in the men's 200 metres, at the Terrier Invitational in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, on Saturday. The Trinidad and Tobago athlete earned gold with a 20.58 seconds sizzler. See article …