CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN GAMES

Learn more About the Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC Games)

Keshorn Walcott won gold on his last throw in the men’s javelin event at the 23rd Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, Colombia, last night.

TTOC president Brian Lewis , right, collects a cheque from Ayesha Boucaud-Claxton, Guardian Group’s senior manager, group corporate communications, to aid the TTOC's #10golds24 athlete welfare and preparation fund recently.

STARTING this week, the TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) will begin distributing monetary rewards to athletes who have already earned medals at the Central America and Caribbean (CAC) Games.

Bajan Shane Brathwaite, second from lleft, takes gold in the CAC 110m hurdles yesterday ahead of TT's Ruebin Walters, left, in Colombia.

RUEBIN Walters took TT’s medal count to 23 yesterday after copping silver in the men’s 110m hurdles at the Central America and Caribbean Games, in Barranquilla, Colombia.

T&T’s Khalifa St Fort

Track and Field athletes, Khalifa St Fort and Alena Brooks added two more silver medals to T&T’s tally when the final week of competition at the 23rd Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games began in Barranquilla, Colombia, yesterday.

T&T’s women cyclists, golden girl Teneil Campbell, right, and compatriot Alexi Acosta following yesterday’s Points Race event at the CAC Games in Colombia.

Cyclist Teneil Campbell capped of her debut at the 23rd Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games with a gold medal ride in the women’s Road Race (99 km) in Barraquilla, Colombia, yesterday.

More Articles ...

  1. Calypso Stickmen ousted in controversial shoot-out
  2. Carter: We must adopt never say die attitude
  3. PAUL GOLDEN AGAIN
  4. Paul pedals to sprint gold
Page 4 of 6