By Brian Lewis, President of the Trinidad & Tobago Commonwealth Games Association; President of Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC)
GAMES
Flow Customers Keep Winning As CANOC Grants Flow Broadcast Rights for 2018 Commonwealth Games
MIAMI, March 23, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- More exciting sports action is in store for Flow customers as Flow Sports is now the official Caribbean broadcaster of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games (GC2018). The recently signed agreement with the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) will give Caribbean viewers unprecedented coverage of the region’s athletes participating in this year's Commonwealth Games. Over 1.5 million global viewers are expected to tune in to view the games.
The conch is coming! Guadeloupe 2022 organizers put a unique twist on a popular multi-sports games tradition
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With the first-ever Caribbean Games kicking off in less then a month, local organizers look to spur interest in the event through a unique pre-Games relay.
Lewis: TT Commonwealth team can be a shining light
PRESIDENT of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) Brian Lewis urged the national Commonwealth Games contingent, heading to Gold Coast, Australia, to be the “shining light” for the nation as the country is facing challenging times.
Preparations for the 2022 Caribbean Games remain on track as finer details continue to be worked out
As preparatory work remains ongoing for the 2022 Caribbean Games, Around the Rings held a discussion with Julien Chipotel, Director of the 2022 Caribbean Games, and Brian Lewis, President of CANOC, to find out what progress has been made on the regional multi-sports games.
