TRINIDAD and Tobago will be represented by its largest Olympic contingent in history, as 32 athletes in eight disciplines will compete at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from August 5-21.

ATHLETICS

Richard Thompson – 100m

Rondel Sorrillo – 100m, 200m

Keston Bledman – 100m

Kyle Greaux – 200m

Men’s 4 x 100m Relay

Richard Thompson

Rondel Sorrillo

Keston Bledman

Emmanuel Callender

Marcus Duncan

Kyle Greaux

Michelle Lee Ahye – 100m, 200m

Semoy Hacket  – 100m, 200m

Kelly Ann Baptiste– 100m, 200m

Reyare Thomas – 200m

Khalifa St. Fort – 100m

WOMEN’S 4x100m RELAY

Michelle Lee Ahye

Semoy Hacket 

Kelly Ann Baptiste

Khalifa St. Fort

Reyare Thomas

Kai Selvon

Mikel Thomas – 110m Hurdles

Janeil Bellille – 400m Hurdles

Sparkle Mc Knight – 400m Hurdles

Jehue Gordon – 400m Hurdles

Machel Cedenio ­– 400m

Lalonde Gordon – 400m

Deon Lendore – 400m

Men’s 4 x 400m Relay

Machel Cedenio ­

Lalonde Gordon

Deon Lendore

Jarrin Solomon

Renny Quow

Jereem Richards

Keshorn Walcott – Javelin

Cleopatra Borel – Shot Put

OFFICIALS

George Commissiong – Manager

Ian Carter – Head Coach

Ismael Lopez- Mastrapa

Gunness Persad

Nic Connor Alexander

Charles Joseph 

BOXING

Nigel Paul – 91+ kg (Super Heavyweight)

Reynold Cox – Manager

Floyd Trumpet – Coach

CYCLING

Njisane Phillip

David Francis – Manager

Elisha Greene –Mechanic

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS

Marisa Dick

Anita Pelletier – Coach

JUDO

Christopher George (-100kg Category)

Mark Littrean – Manager/ Coach

ROWING

Felice Aisha Chow – Single Scull

Merryl See Tai – Manager

SAILING

Andrew Lewis – Laser

Kairon Serrette – Manager

Bruno Fontes – Coach

SWIMMING

George Bovell III – 50m Freestyle

Dylan Carter – 100m Freestyle

George Bovell II – Manager

Roland Schoeman – Coach

TEAM MANAGEMENT

Dr. Ian Hypolite – Chef de Mission

Lovie Santana – Deputy Chef de Mission

MEDICAL

Dr. Terry Ali – Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Anyl Gopeesingh

Dr. Tonya Welch

Dr. Margaret Ottley

Ian Sharpe

Zephyrinus Nicholas

Brent Elder

Nicole Fuentes

Alexander Gibbons

Verne Alleyne

Abdel Muriada

Former West Indies batting star Brian Lara heads the cast of speakers for this year’s Atlantic Secondary Schools leadership symposium, which will take place from Monday to Wednesday at Petrea Hall, Centre of Excellence.

Tributes continue to pour in following the death of former Prime Minister Patrick Manning yesterday. Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Daryl Smith, Ephraim Serrette, president of the National Association of Athletic Administration (NAAAs) and World batting champion Brian Lara extended condolences to his family.

Hours after the passing of former Prime Minister Patrick Manning at the San Fernando General Hospital yesterday morning from acute myeloid leukemia, Brian Lewis, the T&T Olympic Committee president admitted that his Vision 20/20 should have been maintained.

Patrick Manning served as prime minister of T&T for four terms and as the MP for San Fernando East for 44 years before he was forced to bow out of active politics in 2015, three years after he suffered a stroke.