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National Association of Athletics Administrations

President
Ephraim Serrette
Secretary
Dexter Voisin
Contact
679-3276; 636-7877 (F)
Mailing Address
Ato Boldon Stadium, Balmain Couva
PODIUM PLACINGS: Tafari Waldron, second from right, stands at the top of the podium after receiving his NAAATT National Cross Country Championship men’s 8K winner’s prize from NAAATT president Ephraim Serrette, left, at the Queen’s Park Savannah, yesterday. Christopher Mitchell, right, finished second, with third spot going to Donnell Francis, second from left. —Photo: TESSICA LAURENCE (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)
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FLASHBACK: Tobago’s 2016 Coach of the Year, Wade “Baby” Franklyn, right, poses with his three winning athletes, from left, Tyriq Horsford (Male Student Athlete of the Year), Akeem Stewart (Sportsman of the Year) and Asha James (Sportswoman of the Year). —Photo: TOBAGO HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY (THA) (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)
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AMAZING KESHORN: Keshorn Walcott celebrates after winning gold medal in the men's javelin throw final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on September 18. - (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)
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WORLD Javelin champion Keshorn Walcott says the secret of his longevity in the sport, which saw him become Olympic champion as a teen and then world champ 13 years later, is all down to science.

Speaking at the World Javelin Conference in Kuortane, Finland, on November 20, he shared with coaches and administrators exactly how long-term, science-based training helped carry him from through the highs and lows of his decade-long career.

Walcott and his...

 

Read More: https://newsday.co.tt
Author: JONATHAN RAMNANANSINGH

Photo: Ministry of Sport and Community Development. (Image obtained at tt.loopnews.com)
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CELEBRATION: Dylan Woodruffe, left, Hakeem Chinapoo, Kadeem Chinapoo and Che Wickham celebrate Trinidad and Tobago’s qualification for the World Athletics U20 Championship men’s 4x100 metres final in Lima, Peru, yesterday. The championship race will be contested at 6.50 this evening (T&T time). —Photo: BAHAMAS ATHLETICS/KERMIT TAYLOR (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)
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SUB-44 CLOCKING: Zambia’s Muzala Samukonga, right, leads home Grenada’s Kirani James, centre, and Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem Richards, in the men’s 400 metres at the Golden Gala Wanda Diamond League meet, at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, yesterday. —Photo: AP (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)
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...Jereem 3rd in Rome in 44.55.

Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Jereem Richards. - AP (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)
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Sharon Firisua of the Solomon Islands and Temalini Manatoa of Tuvalu embrace after their 100m heat in Paris. Photograph: Petr David Josek/AP (Image obtained at theguardian.com)
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FAST LAP: Jereem “The Dream” Richards Christian Petersen (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)
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...Jereem clocks 44.18 personal best in London.

More Articles …

  1. Jereem 3rd in 400m at London Diamond League (Loop News)
  2. 'I've been told I should know my place; I didn't know what it was (BBC Sport)
  3. Jereem Richards sprints to 200m Swiss gold (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)
  4. Trinidad and Tobago add three more gold at Masters Champs (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)

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