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| 30 | Sep | SAMANTHA Shukla secured the Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer 5K title for the third year running yesterday when she clocked 18 minutes, 15 seconds to breeze past the competition at the charity event. |
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| 29 | Sep |
5,000 in Scotiabank Women against Breast Cancer 5K THOUSANDS of elite runners, including two-time defending winner Samantha Shukla, will convene at the Queen's Park Savannah today in a show of solidarity and to bring awareness to the fight against breast cancer – the most common form of cancer affecting women in TT – at the 20th annual Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer 5K. See article … |
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| 25 | Sep | Four years after being promised a national award, Dr Ian Hypolite finally received his honour yesterday. In 2013, following Jehue Gordon's gold medal run in the Men's 400m final, then Minister of Sports Anil Roberts promised Hypolite as well as the athlete, would receive national awards. See article … |
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| 24 | Sep |
Dr Hypolite: No hard feelings - Local coach to get national award after 2014 snub ArRENOWNED local coach Dr Ian Hypolite will finally get a national award, over four years after one was promised to him for guiding 400m hurdler Jehue Gordon to a gold medal at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow, Russia. See article … |
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| 24 | Sep |
TOP AWARD FOR MOTTLEY - Ex-minister/athlete to receive ORTT Former government minister and Olympic athlete Wendell Mottley, 77, is a humble patriot who has selflessly served Trinidad and Tobago, says Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley. See article … |
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| 24 | Sep |
ORTT awarded to Wendell Mottley Former government minister Wendell Mottley has received the Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (ORTT). Mottley, also a former double Olympic medallist who has an undergraduate degree from Yale University and a Masters in Economics from Cambridge University, was the only person to be conferred with the country's top national award by President Paula-Mae Weekes. See article … |
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| 23 | Sep |
Hypolite finally gets National Award Dr Ian Hypolite has no regrets, holds no grudges and will finally receive a national medal for his contribution in the field of sport, five years after being promised one. See article … |
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| 18 | Sep |
Justice for all athletes - Crowne launches Sports Law Clinic Athletes here in Trinidad and Tobago and throughout the Caribbean now have access to legal representation when they choose to fight for their rights. See article … |
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| 17 | Sep |
Carlene Haynes-Griffith to be buried today Carlene Haynes-Griffith, treasurer of the NAAA who died on Monday last, after a period of illness will be buried today following a funeral service at the Church of The Nazarene, Arima at 10 am. Her last rites will be performed at the D'Abadie Public Cemetery. See article … |
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| 13 | Sep |
Athletes share $5M for medal success Triple gold medallist cyclist Nicholas Paul along with fellow champions, javelin thrower Keshorn Walcott and shot putter Cleopatra Borel at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games, were among a group of athletes that were presented their rewards promised by the Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs for their recent successes. See article … |
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| 09 | Sep | T&T sprinters Michelle-Lee Ahye added another medal to her cabinet yesterday, by sprinting to the gold medal in the Great North City Games in Newcastle, England. See article … |
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| 08 | Sep |
Ahye shows class in 150m street race Michelle-Lee Ahye outclassed her rivals in the Great North City Games in Newcastle, England, yesterday, getting to the line in a wind-assisted 16.49 seconds to grab gold in the women's 150 metres street race. See article … |
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| 06 | Sep |
Ahye set for England's 150m race Commonwealth champion Michelle-Lee Ahye heads up the women's field over the 150 metres at the innovative Great North CityGames street athletics meeting in Gateshead, England, on Saturday. See article … |
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| 05 | Sep |
Silver repeat - Ahye 2nd again in IAAF World Challenge For the second time in three days, Michelle-Lee Ahye has earned silver in an IAAF World Challenge meet women's 100 metres event. At the Hanzekovic Memorial in Zagreb, Croatia, yesterday, the Trinidad and Tobago sprint star clocked 11.28 seconds for the runner-up spot in the century. See article … |
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| 03 | Sep | Michelle-Lee Ahye secured silver in the women's 100 metres dash at the ISTAF IAAF World Challenge meet in Berlin, Germany, yesterday. The reigning Commonwealth Games champion clocked 11.13 seconds to finish behind Ivory Coast sprinter Marie-Josee Ta Lou, the winner in 11.08. See article … |
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| 01 | Sep |
DIAMOND BRONZE - Jereem 3rd in fast Zurich 200 Jereem "The Dream" Richards finished strong in the IAAF Diamond League Final men's 200 metres event in Zurich, Switzerland, yesterday, the Trinidad and Tobago track star getting home in 20.04 seconds to pick up bronze. See article … |
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