Jonathan Ramnanansingh is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. He writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, covering local sports news and events. His articles focus on a range of sports, including cricket, swimming, hockey, and bobsleigh, providing updates and insights into the achievements and challenges faced by athletes in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Jonathan Ramnanansingh's primary focus is on event coverage, especially in the field of sports. Given his local geographic focus on Trinidad and Tobago, pitches should be related to sporting events and achievements within this region. He appears to cover a wide range of sports including bobsleigh, hockey, netball, cricket, swimming, basketball, and cycling.
Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage in his articles, he may be interested in updates about upcoming local sports events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches participating in these events. Additionally, he might also appreciate human interest stories around individuals making significant contributions or achieving milestones within the Trinidad & Tobago sporting community.
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By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
SPORT Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA) chairman Brian Lewis believes there must be a strict policy globally to reduce the increased infiltration by criminal elements and entities who pose a threat to the integrity of sport.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
UNATTACHED swimmer Zarek Wilson was the only Trinidad and Tobago athlete to dip below the Carifta A standard on day two of the Amateur Swimming Association of TT Invitational Championship on December 12.
Chloe Fraser earned the lion's share of individual prizes at the Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association 2023 and 2024 awards ceremony, held at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua on December 7.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
In her first elite UCI class one event, Trinidad and Tobago cyclist Makaira Wallace placed 14th in the women's sprint in Grenchen, Switzerland, on December 13.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Six players – four from TT and one from Barbados and St Lucia – won back-to-back crowns at the RBC Junior Tennis tournament which concluded at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua on December 12.
TWO-TIME Trinidad and Tobago Olympic cyclist Njisane Phillip, 33, showed he still has something left in the tank, by reaching the men's sprint quarter-final of the Track Cycling Challenge - Grenchen 2024 in Switzerland on December 14.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
MARLINS swimmer Zahara Anthony smashed the national girls 9-10 50m butterfly record when she blitzed to a golden finish in the morning session of the Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad and Tobago Invitational Championship on December 14, at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva.
Dylan Carter missed out on the World Aquatics Swimming Championships men's 50m freestyle final by two hundredths of a second, placing ninth overall when action continued at the Duna Arena in Budapest in Hungary on December 14.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Terminix La Horquetta Rangers grabbed their first point of the 2024/2025 Trinidad and Tobago Premier Football League (TTPFL) tier one season after a 1-1 draw against Club Sando in the second match of a double-header at La Horquetta Recreation Grounds on December 13.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
KISWAH Chaitoo's attorney Dinesh Rambally has described as “flawed on many grounds” the TT Cricket Board's (TTCB) Supreme Appellate Committee's (SAC) dismissal of Chaitoo's appeal against his February 28 removal as TT Cricket Board (TTCB) treasurer.
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