CCN Multimedia Sports Director - Trinidad Express, TV6
Kwame Laurence is the CCN Multimedia Sports Director at Trinidad Express and TV6. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a keen focus on topics such as the Olympics, college sports, and the intersection of sports and business. His insights and analyses have been featured in Trinidad Express Newspapers.
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Kwame's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, especially in track and field athletics. He seems to prioritize event coverage, indicating a strong interest in timely news related to athletic competitions and achievements.
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The National Association of Athletics Administrations of Trinidad and Tobago (NAAATT) will hold elections on Saturday at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM).
President of the National Association of Athletics Administrations of Trinidad and Tobago (NAAATT), George Comissiong will bid for a second term at the helm when elections are held on Saturday
RISING table tennis star Chloe Fraser was impressive at the Criterium Federal National 1 tournament in Bethune, France, two weekends ago, earning gold and silver medals.Fraser emerged victorious in the
Keshorn Walcott’s Golden League Athletics series will get going today at Eddie Hart Grounds, in Tacarigua, from 10am.Six meets will be staged, leading up to the Final at CIC Grounds,
Jael Peters recorded an impressive sprint double at the Golden League Eastern Grass Challenge at Eddie Hart Grounds, in Tacarigua, on Saturday.Peters clocked 7.81 seconds for top spot in the
Nicholas Romany successfully defended two of his three Run Barbados Festival titles on the weekend, winning the PwC Fun Mile on Friday and following up with Casuahina 10K gold on
Jereem “The Dream” Richards emerged as the standout Trinidad and Tobago athlete in 2024, his fourth-place finish in the Men’s 400 metres final at the Paris Olympics setting him apart.Fourth,
Just three men have dived under ten seconds in the 100 metres dash, under 20 in the 200 and under 44 in the 400.
Christopher Crawford and Kelsey Daniel were in record-breaking mood in the United States on the weekend.
Limestone University sophomore Kengel Christopher produced a 49.45 seconds run to win the men’s 400 metres event at the Mondo College Invitational indoor meet in North Carolina, USA, on Saturday.At
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