Andrew Lewis will not leave the 2016 Olympic Games with a medal. But the Trinidad and Tobago sailor is a true warrior, and--precious metal or not--commands the title of champion.
RIO 2016
Carter out in a splash
Dylan Carter won here yesterday at the Rio Olympics, giving Trinidad and Tobago’s swimming world a boost.
The 20-year old Carter, making his first appearance at an Olympic Games, won Heat 4 of the Men’s 100 metres freestyle event at the Barra Aquatics Centre.
Day of two Georges in Rio
Incessant rain played havoc with many of the scheduled Olympic events yesterday as athletes and spectators struggled with the awful windy and rainy conditions that prevailed throught the day here in Rio. The weather caused massive interruptions in both the transport system and the logistics for athletes and officials.
Lewis: Samuel, Morris lose out to drug cheats
President of the T&T Olympic Committee (TTOC) Brian Lewis says he is convinced that cyclist Gene Samuel and 400 metre specialist Ian Morris could have secured Olympics medals for this country if more radical systems for the testing of athletes were developed during the earlier years of the Games.
