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“The concept of sport is going to play a very big part towards a young person moving away from a life of crime,” Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith told a CNC3 sport reporter, at the opening of the inaugural Commissioner’s Cup at the Mickey Trotman Recreation Ground in Pinto on 30 June 2019.
After a successful kickoff in 2019, and cancellation due to Covid in 2020, the Next Level Consulting, Limited U19 Community Invitational Tournament 2021 season is back!
THE Guerreros FC Soccer School started its project in Nelson Mandela Park in Port of Spain.
FIFA and Caricom have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) intending to promote sports integrity and social responsibility while furthering the development of football in the region.
The term “give up” doesn’t exist in the vocabulary of Dennis Cox.
Throughout Trinidad and Tobago, Coach Cox (as he is endearingly referred to) is now a legend and a brand associated with local and international youth football. His academy continues to produce footballers, soldiering on in a climate of economic uncertainty in the 868.
It is with sadness that the Veteran Footballers Foundation of T&T (VFFOTT) received news of the passing of former outstanding footballer, basketball player, soldier of the Regiment and VFFOTT member in good standing from inception, Mr. Benito Sombrano.
THE semifinalists in the 2019 Manzanilla Football Competition have expressed concern that organisers of the tournament have reneged on an agreement and refused to pay prize money for the tournament until all matches are completed.
Less than two months after giving permission for recreational sports comprising 22 people or less to take place, the Government through the Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh, has ordered it to be stopped from Friday.
POLICE COMMISSIONER Gary Griffith was given 300 footballs on Thursday by former president of the Supermarkets Association Baliram Maharaj.