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Verron
Haynes
“The
NFL chose me”
GROWING
up in T&T saved Verron Haynes from becoming
a victim of fame...
Mohammed
takes one point at a time
The
pursuit of tennis perfection is part of 18-year-old
Carlista Mohammed’s daily routine...
Sport
mirrors life
A
smooth sea never made a skilled mariner. –English
proverb
June
1 is probably a day Kern Cupid will like to forget.
The W Connection right back started for T&T
against England in front of a sold out Hasely Crawford
Stadium in Mucurapo...
Beauty
Sport
Spencer
keeps focused on Olympics
Like
most in her field, it has been more than a passing
thought. Cadajah Spencer sees and feels everything
as though she’s there or has been there before,
the expectations, but yet contentment...
After
winning Knights Open... Year of youngsters?
TWO
of the country’s prominent young chess players,
Alex Winter Roach, 22, and Marcus Joseph, 20, finished
on six points each at the end of the seven-round
Knights Chess Club’s Open tournament which
ended on Thursday at the RHAND Credit Union building
in Port-of-Spain. Their results in this popular
contest mark an important milestone in their emerging
careers; it is the first time they have topped the
field in a major open competition...
Holyfield:
Not Broke, just not liquid
ATLANTA
— Former heavyweight boxing champion Evander
Holyfield denies that his home will be foreclosed,
saying “Everything is all right with the house
now.”
T&T’s
Corbie, Haqq shine
Amelia
Corbie and Tariq Abduhll Haqq led T&T to the
top positions in both the junior and senior categories,
respectively, at the ninth Caribbean Taekwondo Championships
last weekend...
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