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🏅✨ Just 2 weeks to go until the highly anticipated Caribbean Women Sports Day! Join us on November 9th at the Diego Martin Sporting Complex for a day of unity, empowerment, and unforgettable sporting action featuring top national athletes across 10+ disciplines. 🎉👟💪

From relays to tug-of-war, experience the energy, strength, and talent of our women in sport. Let's come together to cheer, compete, and celebrate! 📣🎊

We want to take this opportunity to give a huge shout out to bmobile . They had us in a meeting 24 hours after we first reached out and were the first to be on board. Truly a demonstration of their long established commitment to youth, sport and equality for all. We're thrilled to have them on board.

📅 Save the date, spread the word, bring your families, walk with your coolers, we expect screaming and hollering on the sidelines. Get ready for an incredible day! 💥

Get ready for fast paced action! 💨

〽️oodset for this weekend Kion Benjamin takes to the starting blocks representing TTO in the 4x100m at the 2024 World Relays, Nassau Bahamas.

At the World Relays Championship, Team TTO 🇹🇹 relays teams are prepared to face off against the entire world 🌎. There's an opportunity to earn a spot at the Olympics.

Women's 4x100m
Michelle-Lee Ahye, Leah Bertrand, Reese Webster, Taejha Badal and Reyare Thomas

Men's 4x100m
Omari Lewis, Jerod Elcock, Eric Harrison, Timothy Fredrick, Kion Benjamin

Men's 4x400m
Jereem Richards, Timothy Fredrick, Che Lara, Asa Guevara, Joshua St Clair and Shakeem McKay

🇹🇹In a pre-game show, our U20 male and female 4x100m quartets will also participate. The top three teams from the Carifta Games, the NACAC region, and the USA will be their opponents.

Girl's U20
Jenàe De Gannes, Symphony Patrick, Keziah Peters, Kadjia Pickering, Alexxe Henry, Sierra Joseph

Boy's U20
Mikhail Byer, Che Wickham, Hakeem Chinapoo, Kadeem Chinapoo, Cameron Powell, Dylan Woodruffe

Bessmotors Marchin Patriots on top of Merryboys at the end of days play in TTCB Premier 1 league. Merryboys were skittled out for 124 in 57.2 overs. Uthman Mohammed was the pick of the bowlers taking 3-16.

In reply Marchin Patriots finished the day's play on 205- 2 with their openers scoring the bulk of the runs. Teshawn Castro fell two runs short of his century scoring 98 (90) while his opening partner, Christian Thurton remained not out on 78 (113). Patriots lead by 81 runs going into day 2.

Following up his superb batting display on day 1, Young Christian Thurton notched up a remarkable century (115). Patriots declared at lunch on 352- 7, then dismissed Merryboys for 124 again. Bessmotors Marchin Patriots picked up 27 points to top the table.

AROUND THE LEAGUE:

In other games, Profilbau Victoria scored big against Central Sports putting up 412- 8 with Former West Indies player Vishaul Singh notching up an unbeaten century of 161 (211). Central Sports closed the day on 38-0 trailing by a further 374 runs. Central Sports went on to take the first innings with 453/6 dec. with century from Mikkel Govia (105) The game was drawn.

Clarke Road put up a big score of 343 in the first innings vs Powergen, with Yannic Ottley scoring a century of 130 (143) accompanied by Mark Deyal 96 (77) who fell just 4 short of his century.

In return, Powergen closed play on 80- 1 with young Kyle Kissoondath unbeaten on 41 (69). To begin Day 2, he was removed without adding to his total and Powergen was dismissed for 312, giving Clarke Road first innings. Navin Bidaisee had a valiant effort of 99, and Akeil Cooper 82.

QPCC1 took on table leader Preysal Sports Club and found themselves at a valuable first innings score of 302. Camillo Carimbocas with a brilliant century (100 ) and rising star Kyle Ramdoo (66) saw them to that total.

They would further restrict Preysal Sports Club to just 234 to gain first innings points. QPCC1 would then return to bat for their second innings and finish the final day on 202/5. The match was drawn and QPCC won first innings points.