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
WEST INDIES white ball coach Daren Sammy believes the experience of fast bowler Alzarri Joseph and the enthusiasm of recently debuted all-rounder Shamar Springer could be the series-saving catalyst for the maroon when they meet England in the third of five T20I matches on November 14 in St Lucia.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
A ten-bout amateur boxing card at Skinner Park in San Fernando on November 17 serves as the final chance for Trinidad and Tobago boxers to secure national team selection for … Continue reading Ten-bout card final chance for boxers to secure national spots
SECONDARY Schools Track and Field hosts its Middle Distance League Hill Run on November 15 at St Augustine Secondary School from 9.30 am.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Newly appointed Soca Warriors head coach Dwight Yorke has included his former national teammate Russell Latapy and ex-Manchester United Under-19 manager Neil Wood in his coaching staff to guide Trinidad and Tobago through their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
TRAILING the five-match T20 series against England 2-0, West Indies skipper Rovman Powell believes the third match on November 14 provides an ideal opportunity for his team to show what they're made of.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
TT PLAYERS said new senior men's football team head coach Dwight Yorke is already demanding the best from them, after the local and Manchester United legend held his first training session on November 12.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Trinidad and Tobago's Benjamin Martin was crowned champion of the 56th Jamaica Golf Open held at Tryall Golf Club in Hanover from November 10-12.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Signal Hill Secondary captured their first national Under-13 title after playing unbeaten at the National Secondary Schools Elite 8 Netball Championships at the Maloney Indoor Sporting Arena on November 12.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
Three student-athletes from the south zone basketball commission have secured full scholarships at CODE (Chasing Our Dreams Everyday) Academy in Canada.
By: Jonathan Ramnanansingh
FIXATED on achieving 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification, the TT Football Association (TTFA) have unleashed the “Y factor”, Dwight Yorke as head coach to spearhead the nation's campaign.
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