Paris Olympics 2024

In reply to Chrissy

Eat nuff nuff Food Posse .

In reply to JahJah

In reply to JahJah

When is that F..ry gonna stop?
Museveni's dunce son is head of Uganda's armed forces.
Museveni said he was going to retire then suddenly said
'How can I create a banana plantation then soon as it starts to produce I leave it?'
How ironic yet apt!

In reply to mikesiva
Di eat a food posse fighting among demselves fi power and money at di expense of athletes.
All,our sports were built by volunteers and well trained coaches.
Greed destroys everything - watch the ride.

In reply to rudebway

Women's 200m
Final
1) Gabrielle Thomas (US) 21.83 Gold
2) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 22.08 Silver
3) Brittany Brown (US) 22.20 Bronze

Men's long jump
Final
1) Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece) 8.48 Gold
2) Wayne Pinnock (Jca) 8.36 Silver
3) Mattia Furlani (Italy) 8.34 Bronze

Congrats to Alfred and Pinnock on their silver medals!

Men's 400m
Semi One
1) Quincy Hall (US) 43.95
2) Jereem Richards (TT) 44.33

Semi Two
1) Kirani James (Gren) 43.78
2) Muzala Samukonga (Zam) 43.81

Semi Three
1) Matt Hudson-Smith (GB) 44.07
2) Michael Norman (US) 44.26

4) Jevaughn Powell (Jca) 44.91 did not advance

Women's 400m hurdles
Semi One
1) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.00
2) Jasmine Jones (US) 53.83

Semi Two
1) Sydney McLaughlin (US) 52.13

4) Janieve Russell (Jca) 54.65 did not advance

Semi Three
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 52.57
2) Anna Cockrell (US) 52.90
3) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 53.13

In reply to mikesiva

Me see the Julian Alfred girl thanking Jamaica I think maybe for her success,Trinis must start sending their better athletes out dere for proper training.Me na joke.

In reply to granite

Yes, Alfred went to school at St Catherine High, and learnt her craft in Champs.

100m hurdles
Heat One
1) Tobi Amusan (Nigeria) 12.49
2) Alaysha Johnson (US) 12.61
3) Janeek Brown (Jca) 12.84

Heat Two
1) Jasmine Camacho Quinn (PR) 12.42

4) Denisha Cartwright (Bah) 12.78 did not advance

Heat Three
1) Masai Russell (US) 12.53

7) Charisma Taylor (Bah) 12.78 did not advance

Heat Four
1) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.59
2) Sarah Lavin (Ire) 12.73

Heat Five
1) Ackera Nugent (Jca) 12.65
2) Devynne Charlton (Bah) 12.71
3) Grace Stark (US) 12.72

Taylor will have another chance in the repechage.

Women's 1500m
Repechage
Heat Two
11) Adelle Tracey (Jca) 4:14.52 did not advance

Women's javelin
Qualifying
27) Rehan Otobar (Bah) 57.67 did not advance

Men's high jump
Qualifying
Romaine Beckford (Jca) 2.24
Donald Thomas (Bah) NM

Beckford advanced to the final.

Men's 800m
Heat One
1) Eliot Gestan (Belg) 1:45.51

4) Handal Roban (SVG) 1:46.00 did not advance

Heat Four
1) Djanel Sedjati (Alg) 1:45.84

Daniel Luke (Dom) 1:47.54 did not advance

Heat Five
1) Ben Patterson (GB) 1:45.56

5) Navasky Anderson (Jca) 1:46.82 did not advance

Roban, Luke and Anderson will have another chance in the repechage.

In reply to mikesiva

I always wondered why our women are not quality athletes,small Dominica and St.Lucia now producing,maybe we should start sending our potential best to Jamaica.

Broadbell thru. Parchie still looking good for qualification

In reply to Chrissy

Orlando Bennett thru! And Parchie also

Bennett thru too PB Parchie also thru PHEW - mi student dat

In reply to rudebway
Glad yuh see

In reply to granite



There are some Trini girls at Frankfield High School, the national champions.

In reply to Chrissy

Malik James king hit the last hurdle. Ughhh.

In reply to camos



There is no such school. It is called Edwin Allen. Stop being petty, commie camos.

In reply to rudebway

very unfortunate, he was looking good.

In reply to JahJah

same place!

In reply to camos

No, no, no. It is now named after a JLP man. For 40 years now. Show some respect.

In reply to Chrissy

I think Parchie gonna medal...He knows how to overcome adversity.

What a 400m men's final, that was just " the will to win " by the American runner

That 400m was indeed an epic race...first 5, all under 44.secs..
Tremendous run from Quincy Hall 43.40 showed the grit and
fight needed to win the long Sprint..
Congrats to these guys...fine run Richards of T&T for 4th and the veteran and iconic Kirani James
43.87...What a runner...take a bow.

In reply to dayne

That was great. 400 is always the best race.

Trinidad better stop sending athletes to the Olympics and just fix more road.

This is depressing and what’s worse is the lack of ambition by administrators AND FANS alike!!!!

Imagine having zero expectations