Emmerson Campbell

Trinidad and Tobago had a banner day during yesterday’s third and final leg of the South American 10k Classic on the streets of Georgetown, as Curtis Cox and Tonya Nero won the men’s and women’s titles.

Shaquel Agard proved that his three-stage win two weeks ago was no fluke when he followed it up yesterday with another victory around the outer circuit of the National Park.

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Top distance runner Cleveland Forde will be missing when the cream of the nation’s distance athletes compete with their South American and Caribbean counterparts today in the second leg of the IAAF South American 10km Classic.

Despite winning their eighth Caribbean 7s rugby title last weekend in Trinidad, the national men’s team lags way behind outside of the Region.

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All roads will lead to the South Dakota Circuit tomorrow for the finale of the Caribbean Motor Racing Championships (CMRC).

The national women’s and men’s rugby teams will begin their quests to capture respective Rugby America’s North (RAN) 7s titles when the championship action gets underway today in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.

The Trinidadian daredevils have invaded our shores on a quest to leave the competition in their rear view mirrors when they put pedal to the metal during this weekend in the finale of the Seaboard Marine Caribbean Motor Racing Championships (CMRC).

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The cream of the nation’s distance athletes along with their South American and Caribbean counterparts will put their talents on display on November 20 in the second leg of the IAAF South American 10km Classic.

A pulsating Cross Fit style competition brought the curtain down on the successful two-day GTM Health and Fitness Games which concluded Sunday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

The national men’s sevens rugby team dubbed the ’Green Machine’ winged out for Trinidad and Tobago yesterday.

National cyclist Alanzo Greaves brought the curtain down on the National Sports Commission (NSC) sponsored three-stage cycle road race with a thrilling sprint victory yesterday but it was teenager, Shaquel Agard who won the overall event.

Shaquel Agard (2h:47m.23s) will take his talents to the outer circuit of the National Park this afternoon for the final leg of the National Sports Commission (NSC) sponsored Three-Stage road race with the yellow jersey and a 10-second lead on national road race champion, Geron Williams.

The Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) yesterday made a timely donation to the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) ahead of this weekend’s Rugby America’s North (RAN) Sevens tournament in Trinidad and Tobago.

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All systems are in place for a successful staging of the National Sports Commission (NSC) sponsored three-stage road race which pedals off this morning on CARIFESTA Avenue.

When the final bell chimed at this year’s Terrence Alli National Open Championships on Sunday night at the National Gymnasium, Joel Williamson and the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) took home the marquee trophies.

In an extraordinary display of speed, power and stamina, Team Coco’s Jamal John rode wire to wire and emerged winner of yesterday’s fifth annual Digicel Cancer Awareness road race in a thrilling two-man sprint finish.