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  31 Aug

Borel’s father passes away

Raymond Borel, the father of national shot put record holder Cleopatra Borel, has passed away. Raymond Borel was also a field athlete in his younger days. See article …
Borel’s father passes away
  29 Aug

Jehue to receive Chaconia Medal, a house, $.8m for winning Worlds 400m hurdles race

This was the response of Trinidad and Tobago’s 400-metres hurdler Jehue Gordon to yesterday’s announcement by Minister of Sport Anil Roberts that he would be the recipient of the Chaconia Gold Medal ... See article …
Jehue to receive Chaconia Medal, a house, $.8m for winning Worlds 400m hurdles race
  28 Aug

Green Mountain marathon runs off September 24

Two events, the full marathon and the five-mile race will comprise the third annual National Quarries Arima Green Mountain Marathon, which will run off on the morning of September 24. See article …
Green Mountain marathon runs off September 24
  28 Aug

D’Arbasie big winner at Carifin awards

Wendy D’Arbasie of Central Bank was one of the big winners at the 22nd edition of the Carifin Games Prize Distribution Function at the Conference Faciities, Central Bank last Wednesday as lots of cash, trophies, hampers and vouchers were given away. See article …
D’Arbasie big winner at Carifin awards
  26 Aug

Coach Goddard passes on

The local track and field fraternity is mourning the death of Neon Trackers coach Ian Goddard. See article …
Coach Goddard passes on
  26 Aug

Bledman, Thomas 3rd in Austria

Keston Bledman bagged bronze in the men’s 100 metres dash at the Gugl Games, in Linz, Austria, yesterday. The Trinidad and Tobago sprinter got to the line in 10.27 seconds. See article …
Bledman, Thomas 3rd in Austria
  20 Aug

T&T athletes out junior ‘Pan Ams’

rinidad and Tobago will no longer be fielding a team in the Pan American Junior Track and Field Championships in Medellin, Columbia this weekend. See article …
T&T athletes out junior ‘Pan Ams’
  20 Aug

Gordon wants more success

No stopping Jehue Gordon as he seeks more success after his spectacular showing at the recently concluded IAAF World Championships in Moscow, Russia. See article …
Gordon wants more success
  19 Aug

T&T can rise again, thanks to our athletes

The opinions which were expressed by the track and field experts certainly left many with the impression that we shall be pushing all the best athletes for places on the medal rostrum in the IAAF track and field world championships in Moscow. See article …
T&T can rise again, thanks to our athletes
  19 Aug

Relay teams fail to add medal

It was a day that promised so much but in the end Trinidad and Tobago’s brave efforts in the mens and women's 4x400 metres failed to deliver any more medals to add to the lone gold medal of Jehue Gordon in the 400 metres hurdles finals at the World Championships, yesterday. See article …
Relay teams fail to add medal
  19 Aug

Gordon’s success could not have come at a better time says Serrette

Jehue Gordon’s emphatic success in the mens 400 metres hurdles at the World Championships has emphasised the good work being done by the NAAA whose president, Ephraim Serrette believes that Gordon’s success could not come at a better time. See article …
Gordon’s success could not have come at a better time says Serrette
  19 Aug

Bolt is AIPS America's Male Athlete of Year VIDEO

Jamaica's World and Olympic double sprint champion Usain Bolt was voted AIPS America's Male Athlete of Year 2012. See article …
Bolt is AIPS America's Male Athlete of Year
  18 Aug

Worlds official: Bolt is the best in the world

Usain Bolt, already enshrined as one of the greatest Olympians of all time, became the most successful athlete in world championship history when he anchored Jamaica to victory in the 4x100 metres relay yesterday. See article …
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  18 Aug

Jehue can dominate, says Coach Hypolite

World champion Jehue Gordon has the potential to dominate the men’s 400 metres hurdles. See article …
Ahead of his time
  17 Aug

Plea for Gordon

The ten leading stories in last Friday’s online Express related to Jehue Gordon’s golden performance at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow. While that was a welcome respite from the daily fare of murder and mayhem, it told a sad story of just how starved this country is for good news. See article …
Plea for Gordon
  17 Aug

Forde: World Champs team not properly approved

Former secretary of the National Association of Athletics Administration (NAAA), Clyde Forde, says the Trinidad and Tobago team taking part in the IAAF World Championships in Russia was not approved by the NAAA General Council. See article …
Forde: World Champs team not properly approved
  17 Aug

4x100 men chase No. 4

Trinidad and Tobago will chase a fourth IAAF World Championship men’s 4x100 metres podium finish, at the Luzhniki Stadium, here in Moscow, Russia, today. See article …
4x100 men chase No. 4
  17 Aug

Three-peat Bolt gets AIPS award

Usain Bolt captured his third men’s 200 metres world title on the trot, at the Luzhniki Stadium here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday, and was then presented with the 2012 AIPS America Male Athlete of the Year award for his superb showing at the London Olympics. See article …
Three-peat Bolt gets AIPS award
  16 Aug

Professionals should emulate Jehue

Congrats are in order for the young athlete, Mr Jehue Gordon, on a spectacular win. See article …
Professionals should emulate Jehue
  16 Aug

King cautions govt about Gordon’s success

Jehue Gordon's former coach Albert King has cautioned the government against overworking the newly crowned 400m hurdles world champion with public relations duties following his latest win in Moscow. See article …
King cautions govt about Gordon’s success
  16 Aug

Jehue’s win motivates T&T team

The Trinidad and Tobago citizens at the Luzhniki Stadium here in Mos­­cow, Russia, were handed a rare treat yesterday. See article …
Jehue’s win motivates T&T team
  16 Aug

Gracious Jehue VIDEO

Jehue Gordon became only the second Trinidad and Tobago athlete to win an IAAF World Championships gold medal, the other being Ato Boldon, when he triumphed in the men's 400 metres hurdles event in Moscow, Russia on Thursday (Aug 15). See article …
Gracious Jehue
  16 Aug

Gordon — the perfect athlete says coach

An elated Dr Ian Hypolite, described Jehue Gordon’s gold medal success in the 400 metres at the World Championships here in Moscow as a red letter day for T&T coaches. See article …
Gordon — the perfect athlete says coach
  16 Aug

Dark side of T&T sport

Despite the euphoria created by Jehue Gordon’s golden performance at the 2013 IAAF World Championships in Moscow, there are serious issues in the local athletics fraternity that should not be ignored no matter how many medals may come our way. See article …
Dark side of T&T sport
  16 Aug

4X400 men 6th in final

Deon Lendore suffered a leg injury and had to sit out the men’s 4x400 metres final, and Lalonde Gordon just didn’t show up for the party, those two factors combining to keep Trinidad and Tobago out of contention for a podium finish, at the Luzhniki Stadium, here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday. See article …
4X400 men 6th in final
  15 Aug

Walcott back on terrific Thursday

T&T camp here in Moscow has labelled today, Day 6 of the World Championships, as “Terrific Thursday” with a lot of optimism. See article …
Walcott back on terrific Thursday
  15 Aug

Rowley salutes achievement

Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley yesterday extended congratulations to Jehue Gordon on winning a gold medal in the 400-metre hurdles at the IAAF in Moscow. See article …
Rowley salutes achievement
  15 Aug

Roberts: Jehue an inspiration to T&T

These were the words used by Minister of Sport Anil Roberts to describe Jehue Gordon’s victory run in yesterday’s 400-metre hurdles final at the World Championships in Russia, which gave Trinidad and Tobago its first “Worlds” gold medal in 16 years. See article …
Roberts: Jehue an inspiration to T&T
  15 Aug

Praises from NAAA president, manager

World champion Jehue Gordon has been described as “an exemplar” by National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) president Ephraim Serrette. See article …
Praises from NAAA president, manager
  15 Aug

PM congratulates Jehue

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has congratulated Jehue Gordon on his Gold Medal win at the 400 meters hurdles at the 14th IAAF World Athletics Championships in Moscow. See article …
PM congratulates Jehue
  15 Aug

Jehue wins World Championships gold VIDEO

JEHUE Gordon won Trinidad and Tobago's first medal at the 2013 IAAF World Championships in Russia when he captured gold in the men's 400 metres hurdles. See article …
Jehue wins World Championships gold
  15 Aug

Jehue Gordon captures gold at World Athletics Championship VIDEO

Jehue Gordon captures gold at World Athletics Championship. See article …
Jehue Gordon captures gold at World Athletics Championship
  15 Aug

Jehue strikes gold!

Jehue Gordon struck gold in the men's 400 metres hurdles at the IAAF World Championships here in Moscow, Russia, today. See article …
Jehue strikes gold!
  15 Aug

Jehue Gordon’s golden positive

ehue Gordon’s gold medal at the IAAF World Championships yesterday could hardly have been better timed for Trinidad and Tobago. See article …
Jehue Gordon’s golden positive
  15 Aug

Jehue Gordon, 21, in nail-biting 400-metre hurdles finish in Moscow

Trinidad and Tobago track star Jehue Gordon lunged for the line at the Luzhniki Stadium, here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday, his herculean effort earning the country only its second gold medal in the 30-year history of the IAAF World Championships. See article …
Jehue Gordon, 21, in nail-biting 400-metre hurdles finish in Moscow
  15 Aug

IAAF WORLD CHAMPS DAY SIX VIDEO

Well Jehue Gordon set the pace for hopefully more medals to come for T&T's other athletes. Today, T&T's men's and women's 4x400 teams also qualified for the finals. . See article …
IAAF WORLD CHAMPS DAY SIX
  15 Aug

Fraser-Pryce takes it easy as she eyes sprint double

Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has her eyes on a golden sprint double at the world championships after curtailing the celebrations following her 100 metres victory. See article …
Fraser-Pryce takes it easy as she eyes sprint double
  15 Aug

I always had faith, says UWI head

UWI St Augustine campus prin­cipal and pro vice-chancellor, Prof Clement Sankat yesterday congratulated Jehue Gordon for his win at the 2013 IAAF World Championships in Athletics in Russia. See article …
I always had faith, says UWI head
  15 Aug

A beacon of hope, says ILP

Interim leader of the Independent Liberal Party (ILP) Jack Warner yesterday offered his “heartiest congrat­ulations” to Jehue Gordon on his gold medal win at the 400-metre hurdles at the IAAF. See article …
A beacon of hope, says ILP
  15 Aug

Ato and Hasely: Jehue’s success is no surprise

Ato Boldon, Trinidad and Tobago’s first gold medallist at the “Worlds”, in the men’s 200m event in 1997, “wasn’t surprised at all” at Jehue Gordon’s 400-metres victory in Moscow yesterday. See article …
Ato and Hasely: Jehue’s success is no surprise
  15 Aug

4x4 men target podium

Trinidad and Tobago will bid for a second medal at the 14th IAAF World Championships here in Moscow, Russia, at 1.30 this afternoon (T&T time). See article …
4x4 men target podium
  14 Aug

NAAA not happy with response to athlete withdrawals

The National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) has issued a press release, expressing “deep concern” over comments in the media in response to the withdrawal of two Trinidad and Tobago athletes from the World Championships, in Moscow, Russia. See article …
NAAA not happy with response to athlete withdrawals
  14 Aug

Jehue bids for precious metal

Jehue Gordon looks to be in the best form of his life, the Trinidad and Tobago athlete producing a couple of sizzling runs within the last month. See article …
Jehue bids for precious metal
  14 Aug

Jehue cruises into 400m hurdles final

Twenty-one-year old Jehue Gordon came to the World Championships here in Moscow wanting to have fun. Last night, he not only had fun, but cruised to victory in his 400 metres hurdles semifinal and put himself into tomorrow’s final with a spendid run in 48.10. See article …
Jehue cruises into 400m hurdles final
  14 Aug

James says race didn’t go as planned

Kirani James went into the men’s 400m final here at the 14th IAAF World Athletics Championships, not only as favourite to take gold, but also to maintain Grenada’s place on the medal podium at a world event. See article …
James says race didn’t go as planned
  14 Aug

Championships show need to support track stars

The World Championships in Moscow has again highlighted the need to support our athletes if we want them to succeed. Support though must be fair, honest and transparent and not filled with typical favouritism, where friendship and partisan is given priority over success and quality. See article …
Championships show need to support track stars
  14 Aug

Business as usual says Voison

While there will be no T&T athlete competing on the track, today is a day that will be filled with reflection and introspection as the team continues to bond and fight against all obstacles.. See article …
Business as usual says Voison
  13 Aug

London congratulates athletes

Tobago Chief Secretary Orville London has congratulated 19-year-old Keshorn Walcott for his golden achievement in the Men's javelin event at the 2012 London Olympics on Saturday. See article …
London congratulates athletes
  13 Aug

Jehue shines on cold Moscow day

Twenty-year-old Jehue Gordon brought some sunlight to a dull, cold Moscow morning at the 2013 World Championships. See article …
Jehue shines on cold Moscow day
  13 Aug

21-year-old T&T athlete in World Championships 400 metres hurdles final tomorrow

The Trinidad and Tobago athlete realised his goal at the Luzhniki Stadium, here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday. He was the class of the field in the opening IAAF World Championships men’s 400 metres hurdles semi-final heat, winning in 48.10 seconds—the third fastest time of his career. See article …
21-year-old T&T athlete in World Championships 400 metres hurdles final tomorrow
  13 Aug

Armstrong clears air on ‘missed drug tests’, supports teammate Baptiste

Aaron Armstrong says there is no truth to a recent newspaper report that he has “missed two mandatory drugs tests”. And the Trinidad and Tobago sprinter has produced an email message from the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to verify his claim. See article …
Armstrong clears air on ‘missed drug tests’, supports teammate Baptiste
  12 Aug

WORLD C’SHIPS 100M & 400M

Tough day on the track for the Red, White and black today at the World Championships in Moscow. T&T's athletes reached as far as the semi finals ... but no further ... Meanwhile, Jamaica's Shelly Ann Fraser and Grenada's Kirani James did not disappoint in their respective events. See article …
WORLD C’SHIPS 100M & 400M
  12 Aug

T&T athletes miss out on finals

Mikel Thomas came close to eliminating Olympic champion and world record holder Aries Merritt, and advancing to the IAAF World Championship men’s 110 metres hurdles final, at the Luzhniki Stadium here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday. See article …
T&T athletes miss out on finals
  12 Aug

T&T banking on 110m and 400m men

Four Trinidad and Tobago’s runners provided a lift to the Trinidad and Tobago contingent at the World Championships in Moscow by moving into the semifinals of their respective events here yesterday. See article …
T&T banking on 110m and 400m men
  12 Aug

NAAA: Unfortunate developments in a sensitive matter

The Semoy Hackett doping case continues to be a source of contention between Minister of Sport Anil Roberts and the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA). In the latest twist, the NAAA issued a press release, yesterday, titled “Unfortunate Developments In A Sensitive Matter”. See article …
NAAA: Unfortunate developments in a sensitive matter
  12 Aug

NAAA RELEASE VIDEO

The National Association of Athletics Administrations has finally released a statement to clear the air on the Kelly-Ann Baptiste doping matter. They confirmed that both Kelly Ann and Semoy Hackett pulled out the World Champions over respective doping matters ... But there are still many unanswered questions.. See article …
NAAA RELEASE
  12 Aug

NAAA confirms Baptiste withdrawal related to doping matter

The National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) issued a press release this morning, addressing the withdrawal of two Trinidad and Tobago athletes from the 14th IAAF World Championships. Here is the full release. See article …
NAAA confirms Baptiste withdrawal related to doping matter
  12 Aug

Now Bahamian Mackie tests positive

Another Caribbean athlete has tested positive for a banned substance and will not participate in the 14th IAAF World Championships in Athletics underway here in Moscow. See article …
Now Bahamian Mackie tests positive
  11 Aug

Solomon clocks personal best

Trinidad and Tobago’s Deon Lendore will clash with American LaShawn Merritt for the second time in as many days, at the 14th IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia, today. See article …
Solomon clocks personal best
  11 Aug

Onus on the athlete, management team

It’s unfortunate to hear of the positive testing for a banned substance from one of our up and coming athletes. But I will not be so quick to heap condemnation on the now precarious future of this athlete. See article …
Onus on the athlete, management team
  11 Aug

Borel calls for backing for Hackett and Baptiste

Cleopatra Borel has appealed to the public to not condemn Trinidad and Tobago sprinters Kelly-Ann Baptiste and Semoy Hackett, following their withdrawal from the 14th IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia. See article …
Borel calls for backing for Hackett and Baptiste
  11 Aug

Bolt on track to recapture 100m title at worlds

MOSCOW—At the end of Day 1, Usain Bolt is on track to recapture the 100-metre gold he lost at the last world championships and Mo Farah already has the 10,000 title he missed out on two years ago. See article …
Bolt on track to recapture 100m title at worlds
  11 Aug

Bledman, Thompson progress to 100m semis

As T&T’s top two sprinters, Keston Bledman and Richard Thompson prepare for the 100m semifinals (at 12.35pm TT time) at the 2013 World Championships, both men are excited and looking to bring glory home. See article …
Bledman, Thompson progress to 100m semis
  10 Aug

Outpouring of support online for local sprinter

There was an outpouring of local support on Facebook for Kelly-Ann Baptiste after she tested positive for a banned substance and withdrew from the 14th IAAF World Championships in Moscow, Russia, yesterda. See article …
Outpouring of support online for local sprinter
  10 Aug

Bledman vs Bolt

Keston Bledman produced a fine run in the opening round of the men’s 100 metres dash at the 14th IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia, yesterday. See article …
Bledman vs Bolt
  10 Aug

Baptiste tests positive

Kelly-Ann Baptiste has tested positive for a banned substance, and has left the IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia. See article …
Baptiste tests positive
  10 Aug

Baptiste, Hackett go home

The withdrawal of sprinters Kelly-Ann Baptiste and Semoy Hackett from the 14th IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia, has dented Trinidad and Tobago’s hopes of securing precious metal in the women’s 4x100 metres relay. See article …
Baptiste, Hackett go home
  09 Aug

Bledman, Thompson, Sorrillo in 100 battle

National champion Keston Bledman opens his bid for World Championship honours at Luzhniki Stadium, here in Moscow, Russia, today. See article …
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  08 Aug

T&T win 11 medals

Krista Francis-Raymah won four gold medals and Marcelle Ramos-Johnson got a total of five medals as the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service had one of their better performances at the World Police and Fire Games, which ended on Sunday in Belfast, Nor­thern Ireland. See article …
T&T win 11 medals
  07 Aug

Keshorn, Kirani, Lalonde target PRs

Powerfully built and with sharp facial features, the handcuffed Russian man seated in the back row on Delta Air Lines Flight 030 at JFK International Airport on Monday afternoon pleaded incessantly for the intervention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. See article …
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  06 Aug

T&T sprint hurdlers keen to execute

Shortly after his arrival at the Sheremetyavo International Airport, last night, men’s 110 metres hurdles national record holder Mikel Thomas told the Express he is keen to put on a good show at the IAAF World Championships, here in Moscow, Russia. See article …
T&T sprint hurdlers keen to execute
  04 Aug

Four strike gold in Finland

Keston Bledman was in dominant mood at the Kuortane Games, in Finland, yesterday, winning the men’s 100 metres dash in 10.09 seconds—his fastest legal clocking this season. See article …
Four strike gold in Finland
  02 Aug

Thomas, Riley strike gold

Joyce Thomas and Irma Riley won gold for T&T at the 14th biennial US National Senior Games which ended in Cleveland, Ohio on Wednesday. See article …
Thomas, Riley strike gold
  01 Aug

Road to Moscow VIDEO

Well you have heard from athletes and administrators ahead of the World Championships in Moscow. Trinidad and Tobago sent a contingent of 29 athletes... Some of whom have already arrived in Finland for a world championship pre-camp. We pick up their journey on "the Road to Moscow". See article …
ROAD TO MOSCOW
  01 Aug

Baptiste, Jehue to challenge for medals

Kelly-Ann Baptiste and Jehue Gordon are well-placed to challenge for precious metal at the August 10-18 IAAF World Championships, in Moscow, Russia. See article …
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