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TT relay to get Olympic gold after JA’s Carter loses appeal
TT's 4x100m team will receive gold medals a decade after the Beijing Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) yesterday dismissed Nesta Carter's appeal against the ruling to strip Jamaica of its relay title. See article … |
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Hazel clocks PR in NCAA Division 2 final
Trinidad and Tobago quartermiler Odou Hazel produced a new personal record (PR) in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championship men's 400 metres final, in North Carolina, USA, on Saturday. See article … |
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Sweaters 5K and 10K in Grande tomorrow
OVER 500 participants are expected to compete in the fourth annual Sweaters 5K and 10K walk/run, which will start and end at the Ojoe Recreation Ground in Sangre Grande, at 4 pm tomorrow. See article … |
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Stewart earns second gold at Hampton Games
AKEEM STEWART earned a second gold medal, in the men's discus, as the 30th annual Hampton International Games ended at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo yesterday. See article … |
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Richards 2nd in Prefontaine Classic 200m
T&T's sprinting sensation Jereem Richards raced to second place in the Men's 200 metres at the Diamond League's 44th Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon in the United States, yesterday. See article … |
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Jereem strikes Prefontaine silver
Jereem "The Dream" Richards struck silver in the men's 200 metres at the Prefontaine Classic IAAF Diamond League meet, in Oregon, USA, yesterday. The Trinidad and Tobago sprinter clocked 20.05 seconds to finish behind Noah Lyles, the American sensation winning in a personal best 19.69. Canadian Aaron Brown was third in 20.07. See article … |
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Stewart dominates men’s shot put
Paralympics gold medallist and two-time javelin and shot put record holder Akeem Stewart dominated the field in the men's shot put event to win gold on the opening day of the Hampton International Games, yesterday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo. See article … |
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Lendore tops Hampton 200m
Deon Lendore was crowned Hampton International Games men's 200 metres champion at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, yesterday. The US-based Trinidad and Tobago track star finished first in section six in 21.13 seconds to emerge fastest overall in the timed finals. See article … |
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Stewart golden in Hampton shot put
Akeem Stewart grabbed Hampton International Games men's shot put gold at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, yesterday. The para athletics star threw 18.49 metres. Hezekiel Romeo picked up silver with a 17.54m effort, with bronze going to Kesean Phillips (15.69m). See article … |
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Lendore the attraction at Hampton Games
THE ANNUAL Hampton International Games are set for the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo today and tomorrow. See article … |
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Lendore set for Hampton Games
T&T's Olympic and World Championships 4x400m medallist Deon Lendore will be the main attraction at this weekend's Hampton International Games at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo. See article … |
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Richards takes silver in Prefontaine 200m
COMMONWEALTH GAMES and national 200-metre king, Jereem Richards, took the silver medal in the men's half-lap yesterday, as the two-day Prefontaine Classic ended at the Historic Hayward Field, Eugene, Oregon, United States. See article … |
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Stewart claims shot put gold at Hampton Games
PARALYMPIC World Champion Akeem Stewart claimed gold in the men's shot put yesterday, as the 30th Hampton International Games began at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo. See article … |
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Fix Manny Ramjohn track now - Coach Persad pleads with Minister Cudjoe for urgent action
Veteran coach Gunness Persad is concerned about the condition of the Manny Ramjohn Stadium running track, and is calling on Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe to fix it before it deteriorates further. See article … |
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Llewellyn, Jordan push PoS to title
Kianna Llewellyn and Janika Jordan picked up multiple medals in their respective age-groups to help Port-of-Spain dominate the Atlantic National Primary Schools Championships. See article … |
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NAAA look to increase fans for National Championships
IN an effort to increase crowd spectatorship and entertainment during the busy month of June, the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) has joined forces with the newly formed Sport Entertainment Company of TT (SPENTT). See article … |
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Shukla tops Sea to Sea Half - Evergreen Cox third in marathon
Samantha Shukla captured the Sea to Sea Half Marathon women's title in Tobago on Sunday. Shukla completed the 13.1 mile course from Goodwood to Lambeau in one hour, 29 minutes, 50 seconds to emerge as the most outstanding Trinidad and Tobago athlete on the weekend.s See article … |
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Andrews snares U-20 Decathlon title
Joel Andrews scored the most points on the weekend in the National Association of Athletics Administration (NAAA) Combined Events Championships, to emerge the champion of the Boys Under-20 Decathlon. See article … |
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Ashby, Andrews, John grab gold at Combined Champs
Kerlon Ashby, Joel Andrews and Safiya John were all in winners' row at the NGC/NAAA (National Association of Athletics Administrations) Combined Events Championships, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, on the weekend. See article … |
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Colombian wins two Sea to Sea titles
Alene Reta of the US raised his hands in jubilation as he crossed the finish line first in the 10 kilometre race at the Tobago Sea to Sea event on Saturday. Winning the women's 10K crown was Colombian Palmenia Raquel Berrio Agudelo who added to her trophy cabinet on Sunday with another impressive victory in the full marathon. See article … |
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Sports Minister maintains healthy lifestyle
MINISTER OF Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe is keen on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and hopes people in general will pay attention to their health. See article … |
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TT trio among Adidas Boost Boston medals - Ahye, Richards, Greaux impress…
NATIONAL sprint queen Michelle-Lee Ahye earned a silver medal yesterday in the women's 150m event at the Adidas Boost Boston Games in Boston, USA, yesterday. See article … |
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Lendore golden at Whitsuntide - Wins too for Wright, Horsford, Murray, Romeo
Deon Lendore led the way as Trinidad and Tobago athletes captured seven titles at the 2018 Whitsuntide Games, held at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium in St George's, Grenada, on the weekend. See article … |
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Henry, Simmons golden at Combined meet
Amarley Henry of Tobago Jaguars Athletic Club placed first on the weekend in the Boys Under-9 category of the NGC NAAA Combined Events Championship at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo. See article … |
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Ahye seizes ‘Street’ silver - US Junior College shot put title for Murray
Trinidad and Tobago track star Michelle-Lee Ahye seized silver in the women's 150 metres event at the adidas Boost Boston Games, in the United States, yesterday. Running on an elevated, straight track on Charles Street, Ahye got to the line in 16.57 seconds to finish behind Bahamian Shaunae Miller-Uibo, the winner in 16.23. See article … |
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Atlantic Schools Track and Field on Wednesday
THE Atlantic National Primary Schools Track & Field Championships runs off on Wednesday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo from 9am. The games allow the top athletes from the eight educational districts across Trinidad and Tobago to meet for a day of friendly competition. See article … |
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$10K Kenson Group injection for TTOC
Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee's (TTOC's) #10gold24 athlete welfare and preparation fund yesterday (Wednesday) benefitted from an injection of $10,000 courtesy the Kenson Group of Companies. See article … |
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Wright leaps to gold in Bermuda
Andwuelle Wright disturbed the sand at 7.74 metres to strike gold in the men's long jump at the Bermuda Invitational Permit Meet in Hamilton, Bermuda, last Friday. The Trinidad and Tobago jumper nosed out Great Britain's Dan Bramble, the silver medallist at 7.73m. Bermuda's Tyrone Smith (7.56m) bagged bronze. See article … |
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Jereem, Ahye to feature at Adidas Boston Games
TT Commonwealth Games gold medallists Michelle-Lee Ahye and Jereem Richards are some of the international tarck stars competing this weekend at the prestigious Adidas Boost Boston Games. See article … |
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Cox completes Eastern 15K hat-trick
Curtis Cox captured his third Eastern Credit Union 15K title on the trot in St Joseph on Sunday. The veteran road runner completed the course in 50 minutes, 23 seconds. See article … |
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Sea to Sea Marathon on this weekend
The third edition of the Republic Bank-sponsored Tobago International Sea To Sea Marathon takes place this weekend. See article … |
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National sprint queen Ahye gets married
NATIONAL sprint queen Michelle-Lee Ahye has announced her marriage to her partner Chelsea Renee in the United States. See article … |
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Greaux betters 200 best
Kyle Greaux clocked a personal best 20.08 seconds to strike gold in the men's 200 metres event at the NTC Pure Athletics Sprint Elite Meet in Florida, USA, on Saturday. See article … |
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Cox, Chenge cash in at Eastern 15k
Curtis Cox raced to victory in the Eastern Credit Union Road Race 15K on Sunday. In damp conditions, Cox clocked 50 minutes and 23 seconds to beat Shurlun Williams (51.02) and Richard Jones (51.50), respectively, to the line, to claim his third straight title. See article … |
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Johnson, Douglas-Jacob top Zenith’s mile run
GUYANESE Kelvin Johnson of the Trinidad and Tobago Road Runners Club won the open category in the inaugural Zenith Athletic Club's one-mile run at Canoe Bay in Canaan recently. See article … |
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Durant bags sprint double
Kamaria Durant completed the sprint double at the Abilene Wildcats Track Classic held at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Malabar, Arima, on Saturday. See article … |
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Good showing - Guevara, Tucker, St Hillaire shine in USA
Asa Guevara, Infinite Tucker and Dwight St Hillaire were impressive over one lap at collegiate conference championship meets in the United States, on Sunday. See article … |
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Yorke lowers 200m fly record at Long Course
KAEL YORKE continued his success in the butterfly events, setting a new meet record on Sunday in the 200m butterfly at the National Open Long Course Championships, at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva. See article … |
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Golden Gittens breaks T&T heptathlon record
Tyra Gittens is the first Trinidad and Tobago athlete to break the 6,000-point barrier in the women's heptathlon. The Texas A&M University student accumulated 6,074 points to strike gold at the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Tennessee, USA, yesterday, breaking Marsha Mark-Baird's national record in the process. See article … |
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Cox wins third straight Eastern Credit Union 15k
Levi Heath appraoches the finish to claim top spot in the boys Under 12 category during the annual Eastern Credit Union road race 5k in a time of 22:31. See article … |
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Abilene doubles for Durant, Sterling
Kamaria Durant captured the Abilene Track Classic women's sprint double at the Larry Gomes Stadium, in Arima, yesterday. The Simplex sprinter topped the 100 metres dash in 11.51 seconds and the 200m in 24-flat. See article … |
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Robinson, Forde win Atlantic Primary School 3K
Kevin Robinson from Cumana AC and Kaleigh Forde from Dunross Preparatory topped the field of 214 primary school athletes who ran in Mayaro on Wednesday in the Atlantic National Primary Schools 3K Road Race, the opening event in this season's primary school athletics. See article … |
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Zenith’s Horsford, Kennedy and Franklyn bag gold
Reigning Carifta Games javelin champion Tyriq Horsford continues to maintain his progress to become one of the leading javelin throwers in the world after he starred on Saturday at the Field Events, Hurdles and Masters Championships, where he won gold in the men's event at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo. See article … |
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Roberts strikes NEC gold
Kareem Roberts captured men's high jump gold at the Northeast Conference (NEC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Maryland, USA, on the weekend. The Long Island University (LIU) Brooklyn senior cleared the bar at 2.02 metres. See article … |
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Robinson, Forde top Atlantic 3K road race
KEVIN Robinson from Cumana AC and Kaleigh Forde from Dunross Prep topped the field of 214 primary school athletes who competed in Mayaro on Wednesday in the Atlantic National Primary Schools 3K Road Race. The event is the opener in the 2018 primary school athletics season. See article … |
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Durant defends Abilene sprint title
Kamaria Durant is expected to defend her Abilene Track Classic women's 100 metres title at the Larry Gomes Stadium, in Arima, on Saturday. The Simplex sprinter was victorious last year in 11.72 seconds, and is tipped to repeat her success in 2018. Durant is also listed for action in the 200m event. See article … |
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Track star Burns gets his degree
T&T's well-decorated sprinter Marc Burns graduated on Sunday with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Exercise Science from Auburn University, Alabama in the United States. See article … |
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Richards happy to duck under 20-seconds
T&T's international sprinting sensation Jereem 'The Dream" Richards recorded a season's best 19.99 seconds to finish second in the men's 200 metres run on debut at the 2018 edition of the IAAF Diamond League meeting which fired off in Doha, Qatar, yesterday. See article … |
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Jereem makes Diamond League debut today
COMMONWEALTH Games gold medallist Jereem Richards will make his debut in the Diamond League when the 2018 edition begins in Doha, Qatar, today. See article … |
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Jereem grabs Diamond League silver in 19.99
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Richards 2nd in Diamond League 200m
COMMONWEALTH 200m champion, TT's Jereem Richards ran a season's best time of 19.99 secs, in a windy race, to place second at the 2018 Diamond League in Doha, Qatar yesterday. See article … |
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Gold, silver for Morain
Moriba Morain earned gold at the Leon Johnson Invitational track and field meet in Louisiana, USA, last weekend. The Trinidad and Tobago sprinter stopped the clock at 21.26 seconds for victory in the men's 200 metres. Morain also picked up silver in the 100m dash in 10.48. See article … |
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Cox tops St Lucia 10K
Fresh from his victory in Sunday's Point Fortin 11K, Curtis Cox captured the Dennery Waterfall Run 10K men's title, in St Lucia, on Tuesday. The veteran Trinidad and Tobago runner completed the course in 36 minutes, 47 seconds. See article … |
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Walters, Singuineau, St Hillaire shine
Ruebin Walters struck gold in the men's 110 metres hurdles at the Louisiana State University (LSU) Invitational meet in Louisiana, USA, last Saturday. The University of Alabama student stopped the clock at 13.54 seconds. See article … |
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Richards makes IAAF Diamond League debut
T&T's Jereem Richards is set to make his debut at the IAAF Diamond League on Friday in the capital city of Qatar, Doha. See article … |
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