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St Mary’s College extended their lead atop the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) SporTT Premiership standings today with a 2-0 win away to Arima North Secondary, as the “Saints” maintained their chase of a maiden Premier Division crown. It took the visitors until the 61st minute to open their account, …

“[…] Under the proposed TTFA Statutes amendments, clubs would lose 21 votes, reducing their combined allocation from 36 to 15—a decrease of approximately 58.3%. Regional associations would gain six votes, increasing from 12 to 18, while the Women’s League would increase from two votes to three. “The proportional changes are …

“[…] Where else would you find U14 and U16 games playing at 10am on a workday, attracting 200 to 300 people supporting, sans schoolmates? “Boys U-20 and Girls Championship teams have crowds of over 500 watching—so much so that members of the community have even benefited through enterprise, with fresh …

Once again, the calypso fraternity and the nation of Trinidad and Tobago have been plunged into mourning with the passing of Anthony Emrold Phillip, affectionately known as Brother Valentino, The People’s Calypsonian. Born in Grenada on 7 July 1941 and brought to Trinidad as a child, Brother Valentino’s journey was …

Signal Hill Secondary stuttered in Westmoorings today in the only surprise of the round, as the favourites generally did the business in Round 11 of the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) SporTT Premiership Division. Away to St Anthony’s College, Signal Hill trailed to an early Karim Millington goal—only to be …

“[…] Mr Gary St Rose himself acknowledges that the investigations are not complete. So what exactly formed the basis of the decision that the present arrangements were sufficiently safe for Mr Adrian Romain to continue supervising minors? “[…] We are repeatedly told to trust the process. But trust is not …