All outdoor sports and exercise are now prohibited 24/7 under the 2021 emergency powers regulations.
Athletes say ‘Thank You’ as they celebrate TTOC’s 75th anniversary
The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) has come in for high praise from this country’s olympic athletes as the sportsmen and women share how the TTOC has impacted their professional sporting careers as the Committee celebrates 75 years of service.
National heptathlete Tyra Gittens jumps to history at Texas meet
HEPTATHLETE Tyra Gittens delivered another record-breaking display to capture gold at the South Eastern Conference (SEC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships which continued at the EB Cushing Stadium in Texas, United States on Friday.
Exploring the ancestral history of the steelband movement
In the second edition of his definitive book on the steelband, The Illustrated Story of Pan, author Kim Johnson increases the page count by just 12, but the work feels more expansive than the first edition, which I recall only from flipping through it soon after its first publication.
King of Enterprise Clyde Leon laid to rest
CLYDE LEON departed from us in the same humble fashion as he lived.
Yesterday’s sending off for the former Trinidad and Tobago national senior team captain was low-keyed and restricted to a few family members at the Heaven Pathway Funeral Home, San Fernando—the numbers limited due to Covid-19 protocols...
How the Black Power Protest at the 1968 Olympics Killed Careers
When Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists in protest at the 1968 Summer Games, Australian runner Peter Norman stood by them. It lost him his career.
ERIN BLAKEMORE