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🇹🇹 T&T Athletes Deliver Strong Performances at Barbados Grand Prix and Prefontaine Classic 🏃🏾‍♀️🔥🌎Trinidad and Tobago athlete...
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🇹🇹 T&T Athletes Deliver Strong Performances at Barbados Grand Prix and Prefontaine Classic 🏃🏾‍♀️🔥🌎 Trinidad and Tobago athletes showcased their strength and determination at the Barbados Grand Prix 🇧🇧 and the Prefontaine Classic 🇺🇸 over the weekend with a series of podium finishes and solid efforts 🏅 Barbados Grand Prix Highlights 🥇🥈🥉 * 🥇 Tyra Gittens – Gold Women’s Long Jump (6.54m) * 🥇 Michelle-Lee Ahye (Panthers) – Gold Women’s 100m (11.41s) * 🥈 Akilah Lewis (Eagles) – Silver Women’s 100m (11.51s) * 🥇 Zalen Nelson (Lions) – Gold Men’s 800m (1:50.47) * Shakeem McKay (Panthers) – 4th Men’s 400m (46.84s) * Ruebin Walters – 5th Men’s 110m Hurdles (14.33s) • Sanaa Frederick (Panthers) – 7th Women’s 200m (24.57s) • Kion Benjamin (Panthers) – 8th Men’s 200m (21.34s) • Jerod Elcock (Outlaws) – 8th Men’s 100m (12.47s) 🏆 Panthers claimed team victory with 104 points, edging out Outlaws (99), Lions (88), and Eagles (87)! 🔥 Prefontaine Classic, Oregon 🇺🇸 * Leah Bertrand – 6th Women’s 100m (11.15s) These results reflect T&T’s growing presence on the international track and field stage 💥🇹🇹 Let’s continue to support our athletes as they rise! 🙌🏾 📸: @empireelitetrack.club 📸: @speedy_smiley10 📸: @tyragittens 📸 @kinglee10.6 📸: @jerod_14 📸: @iamkionbenjii 📸: @sanaafrederick_ 📸: @shakeemmckay_ 📸: @ruebin_walters 📸: @_leahbertrand #TeamTTO #TrackAndField #BarbadosGrandPrix #PrefontaineClassic #TTAthletes #SporTTSupports
🎾 T&T Tennis Starlets: Unstoppable on Home Court! 🇹🇹Trinidad and Tobago’s young tennis stars are serving up pure dominance at...
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🎾 T&T Tennis Starlets: Unstoppable on Home Court! 🇹🇹 Trinidad and Tobago’s young tennis stars are serving up pure dominance at the ITF/COTECC 12 & Under Team Development Championships at the National Racquet Centre! Our four teams have smashed their way to an incredible 7 out of 8 victories after just three days of round-robin action. Let’s give a standing ovation👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 to: 👧🏽🎾Girls No. 1 Team: Swept Barbados, St Kitts and Nevis, and their latest opponents 3-0, marching confidently into the semi-finals! Anaya Roberts is on fire—she hasn’t lost a single game in two matches, and teamed up with Suriya Ramdath for a commanding doubles win. Teijha Wellington sealed the deal with a straight-sets victory! 👧🏽👟Girls No 2 Team: Already booked their spot in the semis! After a tight 2-1 win over Aruba, they dominated Grenada without dropping a set. Gabrielle Jones and Zara Walker were unstoppable, wrapping up their matches in style! 👦🏽🔥Boys No. 1 Team: Back-to-back sweeps over St Lucia and St Kitts and Nevis, securing their place in the semis. Favian Dates, Eli Paty, and Dhruv Rambhajan made it look easy, dropping just five games across three matches! 👦🏽🎾Boys No. 2 Team: Bounced back from a tough loss to Curacao with a clutch 2-1 win over Aruba. Nicholas McLetchie and Ethan Primus brought the heat in the deciding doubles, losing just one game! The action continues today from 9:00 AM. Let’s rally behind the future of T&T tennis! 🙌🏽🎉 #TeamTTO #SporTT #FutureChampions #NextGenTennis 🇹🇹 #COTECC2025 #YoungStarsRising #NationalPride #TrinidadAndTobagoTennis #GameSetMatch #ServeSmashWin

Keshorn Walcott’s mother Beverly was overjoyed at her son’s historic performance yesterday, saying jokingly that she was lucky she did not have a heart attack after watching him capture this country’s second gold medal ever at the Olympics. She said, however, she had expected him to get into the final eight. “I always expected him to get into the top eight and anything extra is a plus.”
Speaking to Trinidad Guardian from her Toco home, Beverly Walcott said she told her son she is looking forward to the bouquet that Olympic winners receive. “I will be getting the flowers I asked him for if he gets on the podium. He said he could only get flowers if he gets a medal.”
Walcott watched the event with Keshorn’s father Eddie King, his brother Trenton and councillor for Toco/Fishing Pond Terry Rondon. She said Keshorn’s other brother Elton—a triple jumper—was in San Juan but kept calling her during the competition. Walcott was joined at her home by mother Joyce Walcott-Charles, sisters Laurie Lee and Anna-Lee, other family members, villagers and members of the media who all gathered to celebrate the victory. There were chants of: “Gold! Gold! Gold!” in the background as she spoke. Walcott-Charles said her star grandson had to overcome the challenges of travelling to Port-of-Spain to train, as Toco does not have the facilities for him to practise his event. She paid tribute to his Cuban coach Ishmael Mastrapa Lopez, and manager Sean Roach. “Special thanks to Sean. He came here late in the night to ensure all was well with Keshorn and Elton. He was responsible for them moving to San Juan to train.”
Keshorn’s aunt Anna-Lee, a former javelin thrower who won several Carifta titles, said the new Olympic champion always wanted to beat her. “He wanted to do better than me. I went on scholarship in the USA, but got injured after and did not go any further.” Anna-Lee said her nephew is focused and disciplined. “He proved himself, as some did not believe in him. As I looked at him after the win, he remained humble,” she said.
Source: www.guardian.co.tt