"Memphis Pioneers’ Antonia Burton, left, and Cougars Athletics’ Kelvin Nancoo, centre, with Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee president Brian Lewis after receiving the joint Champion Junior Club award on behalf of their clubs at the NAAA’s 2019 Awards Function at the Radisson Hotel, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday evening. "

Na­tion­al Am­a­teur Atheltic As­so­ci­a­tion pres­i­dent Ephraim Ser­rette has ad­mit­ted that 2019 was a dif­fi­cult year.

TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) president Brian Lewis delivers his address at the annual TTOC awards on Sunday. PHOTO BY ROGER JACOB - ROGER JACOB

As new decade begins…

WINNERS’ ROW: Track sprinter Shaniqua Bascombe, left, and cyclist Nicholas Paul, right, pose for a photo-op with Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Shamfa Cudjoe, during the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee’s 25th Annual Awards Ceremony, held at the Hyatt Regency in Port of Spain, last evening. Bascombe copped the TTOC Junior Sportswoman of the Year award while Paul was named Sportsman of the Year. --Photo: JERMAINE CRUICKSHANK

..as TTOC recognises excellence in sports at annual awards ceremony

President Paula-Mae Weekes (centre) presents the Alexander B Chapman Award to NAAA president Ephraim Serrette (right), on behalf of veteran track and field coach Gunness Persad, at the TTOC award ceremony, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port of Spain on Sunday. Also in photo is TTOC president Brian Lewis. PHOTO BY ROGER JACOB. - ROGER JACOB

HAVING recently secured her first professional club contract, and earning some of the finest performances of her short career this year, national track cyclist Teneil Campbell crowned 2019 by claiming the TT Olympic Committee's Sportswoman of the Year award on Sunday.

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