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DAY 2 top ten finishers 🏅🏅🏅

200FR
Debra Neville 65-69 | 4th
Particia Ann de la Rosa 70-74 | 5th
Moria Jane O'Brien 70-74 | 8th
Petronela Raymond 55-59 | 10th
Joseph Bruce Kaufman 60-64 | 5th
Dane Charran 75-79 | 8th

Mervyn Lloyd Campbell 85-89 | 1st 🥇

50FL
Amanda de La Rosa 50-54 | 5th
Debra Neville 65-69 | 7th
Anton Gopaulsingh 50-54 | 6th

🇹🇹 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MASTERS ARE IN ARGENTINA! 🇦🇷🏊🏽‍♀️🏊🏽‍♂️

📍 POOL SWIMMING
🗓️ October 21–27
🏟️ Parque Olímpico

🌊 OPEN WATER SWIMMING
🗓️ October 29
📍 Puerto de Escobar

ONE TEAM. ONE NATION. 🇹🇹

#TeamTTO #PAQMasters2026 #TrinidadAndTobago #MastersSwimming #buenosAires2026
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🇹🇹🏊🏽‍♀️🏊🏽‍♂️ DAKAR 2026, HERE WE COME! 🇹🇹

We are proud to announce our athletes, Breanna Belmar and Jaden Mills, who will be representing Trinidad and Tobago at the Youth Olympic Games Dakar 2026! 🌍✨

The athletes will be accompanied by Dexter Patrick Browne, Coach/Manager, who will provide technical guidance and team support throughout the Games.

These talented young swimmers are ready to take the international stage, showcase their skills, and proudly fly our red, white and black flag. 🔴⚪️⚫️

Join us in wishing Breanna Belmar, Jaden Mills, and Coach Dexter Patrick Browne every success as they embark on this exciting journey to Dakar 2026. The nation is behind you! 🇹🇹

Trinidad and Tobago on the global stage! 🌎🌟

#Dakar2026 #YouthOlympicGames #ASATT #TeamTTO

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY | TTOC 🇹🇹

Help young men discover the possibilities sport can offer. 💪🏽

BehindEveryGame is seeking **two male volunteers** to support the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee’s **Leading Young Men in Sport** workshop, helping create a welcoming environment where participants can learn, grow and lead through sport.

📅 Saturday, 24 October 2026
📍 Hasely Crawford Stadium
⏰ Volunteer duty: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
🕘 Workshop begins at 9:00 AM; volunteers must arrive at 8:00 AM.

Ready to play your part?
🔗 Register at **behindeverygame.com**

#BehindEveryGame #TTOC #VolunteerOpportunity #LeadingYoungMenInSport #SportForDevelopment TrinidadAndTobago

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My Santo Domingo pin collection is finally on display!

Every pin has a story behind it. From the sporting events to the people I met and the trades I made along the way, these little pieces of metal hold some incredible memories.

And now they’ve found a new home on the wall of our baby’s nursery!

One day, I’ll get to tell my son the stories behind every pin, every country, and every adventure. And hopefully, we’ll start collecting a few together.

What do you think of the collection?

#PinTrading #SantoDomingo2026 #SportsMemorabilia #PinCollection #SportsTravel

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My first Track World Championships 🌎 🇨🇳

Racing did not go quite the way we had planned or expected, but sometimes you have to learn to be patient with yourself, given that this sport is a slow stepping stone to being at the top level. It is ok to be disappointed in the moment with the results, but it also signifies how far I have come and how far I still have to go.

Grateful for this opportunity to be able to race at this level and I'm ready to get back to work now after a little much needed rest ❤️

Elimination 22nd
Points 21st

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The faces of the 24th CANOC General Assembly—bringing together our Caribbean membership and international guests in Willemstad, Curaçao, for a day of dialogue, decisions and celebration. 🇨🇼

Together, we continue working towards greater opportunities for Caribbean athletes and stronger connections across the Olympic movement.
🇦🇬🇦🇼🇧🇸🇧🇧🇸🇽🇧🇿🇰🇾🇧🇲🇨🇺🇬🇫🇨🇼🇩🇲 🇹🇨🇩🇴🇬🇩🇬🇾 🇭🇹🇻🇬🇯🇲🇵🇷🇰🇳🇱🇨🇬🇵🇻🇨🇸🇷🇹🇹🇻🇮🇲🇶
#CANOC #CaribbeanSport #BeyondPossible

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Meet The ALSA Team Episode 2: Myana Inniss and Akeme Wilson
⛵🌊 Representing inclusion, teamwork, and determination on the world stage! 🇹🇹

A huge congratulations to Myana Inniss and Akeme Wilson for competing in the World Sailing Inclusion Championship in the Hansa 303, in the double-person para inclusive sailing category!

Myana, who has a physical impairment resulting from a spinal injury, and Akeme, her support person, demonstrated the power of teamwork, perseverance, and the belief that sailing is a sport for everyone. Together, they showed that barriers can be challenged and opportunities can be created through inclusive sailing. ⛵

We are incredibly proud of you both for representing Trinidad and Tobago and inspiring the next generation of para inclusive sailors! 🇹🇹❤️🤍🖤

#Andrewlewissailingfoundation #hansa303
#parainclusivesailing #teamtto #worldsailing

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Race day is finally here! The hard work is done and it's time to execute 🗡
Elimination @ 6:30am EST

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TEAM TTO RETURNS WITH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BRONZE 🇹🇹⛵

Trinidad and Tobago’s para-inclusive sailing contingent is returning home after a determined campaign at the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portimão, Portugal.

Among the final results:

🥉 Ivan Stollmeyer — bronze in the Para Intellectual Impairment ILCA 6 category
⛵ Justin Bridgemohan — 5th in the Para Challenger classification
⛵ Gerard Asyn — 6th in the Para Challenger classification
👁️ Shannon Madar and Jaidon Vincent — 4th among the B1 vision-impaired teams, supported by Emmanuel-Joseph Moraine and Oshea Phillip
🌊 Yannick Aleong — 5th in the seated WingFoil demonstration
⛵ Myana Inniss and Akeme Wilson — completed the Hansa 303 Double Championship, recording their best result late in the series

Several team members arrived with little or no access in Trinidad and Tobago to the exact boats raced in Portugal. Despite limited equipment, funding and operational support, the team took every available start, adapted and grew stronger throughout the championship.

The journey now continues towards Gdynia, Poland, in 2027. Donated para-inclusive boats are already waiting to come to Trinidad and Tobago, and support is needed to cover shipping and importation so the athletes can train properly at home.

This is only the beginning.

#TeamTTO #ParaInclusiveSailing #WorldSailing #TrinidadAndTobago

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Yesterday I had the honour of attending the Bonus Ceremony for athletes who had won medals at the CAC Games, along with some of my teammates. It was so cool to be part of the event and very grateful to the TTOC for supporting us and helping me to be part of this journey ❤️🇹🇹

#cacgames #goldmedal #netballtrinidadandtobago #worldcupqualifiers

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Fourteen athletes were honoured by the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee for their outstanding performances at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.

The athletes gathered at Olympic House in Port of Spain on Tuesday, where they received their CAC Games medal bonuses.

Here's more from Adrian Lazar.

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ALEX SEEPERSAD....On the Road to LA 2028

640 days to go......
The journey towards the 2028 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA took a crucial turn for twenty young local athletes who represented Trinidad and Tobago at the 2026 World Under 20 Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA (August (6-9)

The youngsters will be hoping to return to the USA in two years' time , this time to Los Angeles for the greatest global sporting show.

Today's feature athlete is ALEX SEEPERSAD.
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ALEX (AS) spoke with Clayton Clarke (CC) of Kairibelle Sports
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Age: 16 (18.12.2009)
Club: Phoenix
Schools: Ideal Beginning Montessori, San Juan Presbyterian Primary, St. Augustine Secondary School (Form 5)
Home town: San Juan
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CC: What was your reaction when you were selected?
AS: I was excited because I got the opportunity to represent my country.

CC: What were your goals heading into Oregon and were those goals achieved?
AS: My goals were to break the U20 national (men's 100m) record and to come back home with a medal. Sadly, my goals were not achieved.

CC: What were the highlights for you attending the Championships?
AS: My highlight was getting to meet the top under 20 athletes from around the world.

CC: What areas did you feel you could improve on?
AS: My start, my top-end speed and also my transitions through out my race.

CC: You are still eligible to compete at the 2028 World U20 Champs. What are the highs and lows that have learnt that you think will help you in 2028?
AS: Some of the highs and lows are not all the time you will run at your best. There are days you will not feel like yourself and it’s those days where you have to push through and make it happen. Also having a stronger mindset will also help me in the 2028.

CC: How would describe 2026 for you as an athlete and student?
AS: 2026 was a very hard season for me due to everything that took place this year, but through God and hard work I overcame it.

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